... From the Gazelles of December 30 and January 2. - I flECLARATlONS OF INSOLVENCY. Benjamin Shadgett, carpenter, Loose, Rent. Francis Moore, jun. vinegar-merchant, Albany-road, Old Kent.road. John Hayward, butcher, Tottenham-court-road. Edward Brown, Joseph Davy, and Thomas Davy, woollen-manufacturers, Cullomrrpton, Devonshire. t Walter Raymond, ship.owner, Streatham-place, Brixton- ,hill, ...

... TNE CHACE. DR. M1EYNELL's HOUNDS will meet on Thursday, January 8, at Swarkestone Bridge. Saturday, 10, at Radborne. Monday, - 12, at Henhurst. Thursday, - 15, at Bretby Park. Saturday, - 17, at Bagot's Park. At half-past ten. THE MARQUESS OF HASTINGS' HOUNDS meet on Wednesday ?? 7, at Bunny. Friday ?? Jan. 9, at Longeliff. At half-past ten o'clock. Mr. HOLYOAKE GOODRnCXE'S HOUNDS will Greet ...

... ENTRY FOR THE DONCASTER ST. LEGER II 10.35. of TuEsIUAY.-The St. Leger Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft for ie three.year old colts, oist 6i1b, fillies, 8st 31b. St. Leger Course. In Lord Chesterfleld's ch f Her Majesty, by Velocipede, out to of Alifs Garforth et Lord Chesterfield's br c Fergus, by Waverley, out of Sister I to Tarrare b Mr. Pottinget's ch c Crescent, by Zealot, out of The Woman ...

... MISCEILLANEOUS. B1110GTON, JAW. 2.-Colonel Cavendish of the Ist Life Guards had yesterday the honour of an audience of his Majesty. Their Mlajesties, with their usual hospitality, entertained a select party at dinnrr last evening. The following per. sonages were present :-the Landgravine ofulesse Homburg. the Princess Augusta, Prince George, Marchioness and Ladies' Cornwallis, Earl and ...

... DERBY I),UUi m I' C'i1ION.1I Yesterday, (Tuesday', heit, ~ . rho noniat ior-, he three Candidat,~s-ED'IV. s , EI>. ?? ._ lIt, JoH.N Po~so-rcny, arnd thle Cu , . III representation otf the B'troigh (if 1~ ~by, lin Ila,,ILsnitlIt, CC large number of pereous ,sscixiltll ait the hoq'apinnti ten o'clock-in frout I't o !-Tov I tsy Oil [fie pnig of the doors, the llitl iV mos insta;;0t f illed. We L ...

... TH'jjE DE~tERBY MERlCURY, WmEDNE8DAY, JANIUAR-Y ?? a- ?? 1 1 1 Another year having closed upon our lIbours, we have again the gratification to acknowledge the past l - ?? I- ?? . . .. .. . favors of our Correspondents, ?? Friends, and our Subscribers; and to assure them, that on all occasions eve shall anxiously exert ourselves to merit a continuance of that extended patronage, which we have ...

... TIM LZTc R y SOUVENIR. New Series-London, ?? ad Co.-A considerable alteration has taken DU In'tbt form and festurem of this annual. which rn-ar f In tht form and features of this annual, which comes rth fat As yew I85 with five-and-twenty illustrations inttead of ten, which herotofore has been the number. The volume is enlarged to meet the increase in its pictorial stores, and the character ...

... THIE LATEST'I INTELLIGENCTE. T.MA^- .- - -. . -I - London, Tuesday, Jan. lw. ,f CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.- Consols, which left off d yesterday 92i l for the Account, opened at the same price d this morning, and the market appears firm, as the agitation ie which prevailed on the arrival of the President's speech hasi o now subsided, and no war between France and America is t, expected to take place ...

... e (Of course they are all Esquires unless otherwise specified.) I Abingdon-T. IDuffield. s Ashburton-.C. Lushington. t Arundel-Lord Dudley Stuart. Andover-R. Etwall and Sir J. W. Pollen. I Ashton-C. Hindley Aylesbury-Rickford and Hanmer. ; Birmingham-Scholefield and Attwood. Y Bath-General Palmer and J. A. Roebuck. I ?? Boiling and C Ainsworth. D Boston-Brownrigg and Wilks. e Bridgenorth-T. C. ...

... TIHE DERBY MERCURY, WE.DNZ SDAY, JA&NUAUY 14- I - . . . . ?? . .. . . I servative cause, and the probability strongly is, that there will be a majority in the Houseof Commons disposed to give the present Ministers that trial which in common fairness they have a right to expect. We do not mean a majority of those, who for the purposes of party feeling are termed Tories, but of members who, ...

... NORTH DEBYSH1R IR ELECTION, The election of' two ivilc,(r'nt relprct'nt the iorthern Division ofth s couutty, to0.k l)iscC lit B3i ewell, On islooday last. There was no oppositing to the return of the late trepresentative - the 130n ?? 1l. t'AVENDflS, atid THOMAS tifsnoaso, i; bouf 'haltf-past !un the former GientinImn entered the town, proceeded. by the 13alce. ell brasas.baod which et ?? ...

... Irt I A ULL.L'adVlt~ U U 1. t A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternnon at the t Foreign-office. ft was attended by the Lord Chancellor, . Sir Robert Peel, the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Rosslyn, lo-d Wharncliffe, Mr. Secretary Goulburn, Earl . of Aberdeen, Lord Ellenborough, Earl de Grey, the Right Hon. Alexander Baring, the Rtightt lion. J. C. Blerries, and Iy the Right Hon. C. W. ...