... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Alderson, Crawford-street, Mary-Ie-bone, linen draper. BANKRUPTS. Robert Casstine, Devereux-court, Strand, tailor. John Dawson, Pimlico, victualler. William Hume, Manchester, timber merchant. Francis Quarton, and Samuel Radford, Lenton, Nottinghamshire, lace machine makers. Richard Hoskin, Holsworthy, Devonshire, innkeeper. Thomas Salmon, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, ...

... Peter Hebard, an inmate of a condemned cell in the prison ut Abbey, in France, was for five months expecting the final order for his execution. The crime of which he was convicted was a murder under the most aggravated circumstances. He was al- lowed to indulge in hopes of a reprieve, and even encouraged to it by the turnkeys, when, one morning, at ten o'clock, his door was opened by a ...

... And are they low—those noble ones 1 and was the struggle vain, Where Freedom strove with Tyranny, and valour with the chain ? Hath the meteor torch of Liberty but waked the Pole, to cast One bright ray on his fetters, and be quench'd in Slavery's blast 1 Oh sorrowful and broken are the spirits of the brave, As they think upon the happier dead, cold in their glorious grave And life shall be ...

... British College oj Health, New Road, King's-Cross. THE ADHERENTS OF THE HYGEIN THEORY, th friends of humanity, and those too who are friends to themselves and anxious to preserve their health, cure their diseases, and en- joy life, are now earnestly entreated to unite their efforts and petition the Legislature, so as to bring about a reform in Medical Knowledge—the most necessary of all ...

... Borough, Monday, Sept. 26.—New hops continue to come rapidly into the market; the prices of those of the very first qua- lity are looking, if any thing, a little upwards, though we have not altered our last week's quotations. ...

... HALF-PAY.—All officers In future are to give stamp receipts for their half-pay. JUDICIAL ELOQUENCE.The notorious Judge Jefferies was accustomed to make use of the most abusive language from the judicial seat. On one occasion he addressed Mr. Wallop, the barrister, and said Wallop don't make a jackass of yourself! You have now one foot in the grave and it is time for you to begin to think ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, SEPT. 27.-The royal assent was give by com- mission to the Surplus Ways and Means Bill, the Waterloo- bridge New Street Bill, and a private bill. The Duke of Wellington presented two petitions from Queen- borough against the reform bill. Petitions were presented from several places in favour of the reform bill. Lord Bexley presented a petition from Harwich against the ...

... PORT OF NEWPORT. A List of Vessels which have entered Inwards with Cargo, and cleared Outwards, at this Port, in the week ending the 28th of September, 1831. INWARDS. VVITH CATTLE AND SHEEP.—Harmony, Richards La Hogue, Matthews and Swayne, Hill, from Cork.-Little John, Hayes, from Youghal. Wirn SUNDRIES.—Moderator, Johns; Ann, Richards; Friends, Harwood; Tredegar, Harwood George, Johns Mary, ...

... THE grand desideratum of a cheap, easy, and certain remedy IL to all diseases, having at length been discovered on a simple and natural process, by Mr. Morrison, the Hygeist, the Vegeta- ble Universal Medicines are presented to the afflicted in any complaint whatever, as their sure reliance of a certain cure. As testimonies of the great benefits received from all parts of the kingdom, in ...

... CONTEST FOR THE AIAYORALTY.-Tu is expected that there will be a very sharp contest for the Mayoralty. On Thurs- day se'nnight a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the friends of Sir Peter Laurie, the next Alderman in ro- tation to the Chair, took piace at the London Tavern, for the purpose of adopting measures for securing the election of that gentleman to the dignity of Chief ...

... Monday, Sept. 26.—This day's market—as is usual on the ap- proach of Michaelmas, on account of changes in tenantry, pre- paring for audits, &c.—was throughout largely supplied, though it did not exhibit near so many beasts as appeared in that of this day se'nnight. The trade was throughout very dull with mut- ton and lamb at a depression of full 2d per stone with beef, veal, and pork, at ...

... The Bristolian Parrot, pretending to have escaped in a whole. skin from the treble round of shot we fired at him last week, has been flapping his wings and exhibiting symptoms of resuscitation. We can, however, assure those whom it may concern that he is as dead as a herring! Next wee we shall have the pleasure of laying before our readers an account we have prepared, but for which we cannot ...