... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT S OA/.F.TTE. Frederick Fisher, jun. Brighton—Robert Sutton Watts, St. Margaret's hill, Soutliwark, seed merchant—James Moody Taybir, Clement's lane, bookseller—William Ames Hutton, Rathbone place, auctioneer—John Richardson, Half Moon street, Piccadilly, victualler—Robert Short, Dartmouth, Devonshire, sail maker-William Parker and William Smith, Worcester, money ...

... (From the Newcastle Journal.} It wilt be remembered that on the 7th instant, Mr. Hedworth Lambton, one the candidates for the representation of the Northern Division of Durham, visited South Shields. On that occasion Mr. Russell Bowlby, of that place, solickor, (who is a candidate lor representing the new borough) made speech, in which he described Mr. braddyll—Mr. Lambton's competitor— as a ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S OA7.ETTF. Henry Hudson, Paddingion, 9iablc-kee(ier—Willi mi Cook Thomas. Plymouth, ha'.tcr—Thomas Wilkinson, Shrewsbury, ironmonger— William Axon Siokes, Kidderminster, hook: lei Richard Hughes, VVelehpool, Montgomery, saddler—George Salvidge, Bedniinsler, bnichci- Nichols, Stnnrhri Ige, wine-merchant —Joseph Walker, St. John's, Wotceslershire, t inner—John ...

... MARSHAL GERARD'S SUMMONS TO GEN. CHASSE. Borgenhout, under Antwerp, Nov. 30. Arrived before citadel of Antwerp, tbe head of the French army, with instructions from my government to reclaim tbe execution of tbe treaty the 15th November, 1831, which guaranteed to bis Majesty the King of tbe Belgians tbe possession this fortress, well the forts dependent it, on both sides the Scheldt, I hope ...

... PROPOSED INCREASE THE PEERAGE. The following list is circulation under Treasury auspices. Jt consists, sag the casuists, heirs apparent, favourable reform, who rn'ig called in their Father's Baronies, without permanently increasing the Peerage. Till* Curtesy of Elder Son,&c. Tile Father. Sin rev, E Norfolk, D. Si-yinonr. Ld Somerset, D. Rnston, Grafton, D. Tavistock. M Bedford, I). Douglas, ...

... BANKRUPTS FHOM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Robert Sands, jun. Brewer's street, St. engraver James Lindsay, jun. Warnford court, merchant—Peter Kutter, Piccadilly, livery stable keeper—John Williams, Newington, linen draper—John Tyler, Blackman street, Borough, linen draper—Horatio Carter, Hastings, Sussex, chemist—William Thomas Godfrey, Wolverton, Buckingham, miller—William Naylor, Mortimer ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS— Monday. In consequence of its being understood thai the Reform Bill was •x> be brought Ibis evening, the strangers' and the ladies' galleries were crowded : and the space below (he bar, as well that about the Throne, was filled wiih the Members of the House of Commons. At Aye o'clock about 120 Peers cine Ministerial and Opposition Lords being nearly of equal numbers.) and about ...

... TRIAL AND HONOURABLE ACQUITTAL OF THE MAYOR BRISTOL. This important trial commenced the Court of King's Bench 1 hursday the 25th uit. concluded oo Thursday the Ist instant. It came on the shape of an Information filed by the Attorney General, who led for the prosecution, and was assisted by the Solicitor-General, Sergeants Wilde and Coleridge, and Messrs. Shepherd aud Weighiman. Sir James ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, May 21. The Marquis of CLEVELAND presented petition from the corporation aud inhabitants of Stnckton-upoii-'fce's, praying that in the Reform Bill two members might be allotted to that place and neighbouring townships. Lord ELLEN BOROUGH presented petition from Appleby, praying that both members might not be taken from that place. The Duke of NEWCASTLE inquired whether ...

... '-nan- • - Bankrupts from Tuesday gazette. John Blew, Worcester, druggist -John Beckensall, Oxford street, wine merchant—James Owen, Little Bell alley, London, bookseller—James Hai.uford, Angel Inn, Sutton, Surrey, victualler—George Gregory, Reptou, Derbyshire, coal master John Park, sen. Croston, Lancashire, grocer. William Agur, jun. York, currier, and-24th inst. and 20th Nov. at eleven, at ...

... In the House of Lords on Monday night, a good Heal of animated discussion arose, rather unexpectedly, some questions being asked of 'he mister. The Earl of ABERDEEN inquired whether the government was aware what weie the objects the French expedition Italy ; and so, whether was sent with the concurrence the Government Earl GREY replied that undoubtedly the Government had received sundry ...

... HOUSE LOR OS, Friday, May 25. TREASON IN THE NORTH. The Marquis LONDONDERRY.—As do not see the Noble Sec retary of State for the Home Department in his place, will take the liberty calling the attention the Noble Earl at the heud of his Majesty's Government (ransactiori that has occurred a part country which he has possessions. call his attention to language at a public meeting, which treason, ...