... From tue Gazelles of June 23 amd 20. aent nted DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. that James Hlutton, Piccadilly, baker. ,r of John Watton, Upper Bedford-place, Middlesex, surgeon. , the Thomas Tomalin, Luton, Bedfordshire, baker. rnor Joseph Slack, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-broker. V ence William Sturt, Newick, Sussex, spirit-merchant. p don, BANKRUPTS. tt two Robert Smith, Kent, bricklayer, June 30 ...

... -3vWNT or,7l CSu, DIT CS. Ji ai'p!ca, Jlint 29I. Eiglitetil nlilrci'cttt rrppslnaril fir rimt 11!Vlitiont of 'firer Hnerjvwvrt, woinc Minionl Coplnsil, Ascstailt to Simni (,riro, lroan Meejeanl, %Vi'is chosen by aI large matia)tl', )It 'Oelrltirir wins t~lcec yeriiih ven elect'd J ailirit faillie ?? rat ?? snnmetirie paicictg a hligh ericoI iccin ontII his 11s ?? L cutvt cnici IV 'hnPPOVoST ...

... The L OND ON GAZETTE, Thesday, June 30. lIut, LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Jt NX S. late Tihe lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Householsti has appointe( Lieut..Colornel James Charles Chatterton, of Castle Mahon, Cork. wer shire, Ireland, ooe of the Gentlemen of his Majesty's Most Honour. ar- able Privy Chamber ii Ordinary. the the LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, JUNE 27. eoct The lord Chamberlaio of ...

... O Thuwt-a.. 1#f t1.S V-- rnhl. .C r ft,.- Ont Thuraday last, the Venerable SAMUEr. BUTLER, D.D.1 Archdeacon of Derby, held 'his Visitation at All Saints' Church,- in this town. Prayers were read by the Rev. P. M. nopE, after which a very impressive Sermon Wal preached by the Hon. and Rev. ALFRED CURZON, M.A., Rector of Kedleston, from Hebrews, chap. 4, verse 1, LeSt us tereforefter, lest a ...

... Thle ppest loire ?? froin moral to Ipliysicial force to cme ti e a Itndtlaacl Uf priscilesflt ill th~i ICil eot. Iti the ecinverijeit/e, Oli ?? 1hn t, ?? tI owiii I ,SC oII e is SailI to la vs ?? e Iired :-A t six O'ihlock iii thet Ilrntiiing, thle jaiflors inthriviell 1',adol tBerardl, and Did ier, thli th1 Wer et to got readly to got h Liixeiihoirgt minnie- diate~ly. A tiiarte if oF an honr ...

... TO rI EVDITOR Ol TH; ,MORNI NG CHRONlCLE. SIR-It WaF Wiith thle utmost surprise I read thc extra- ordinary statements of Alderman Wood. in ?? r to Mr petitioni presented by Mr. Havwes onl the part ot a Mr. Loader, complaining of intimidation at the last Lambeth Election. I have known Mir. Loader for tweh e years, and am entirely acquainted with all tile facts of the case, ?? an positively ...

... TIHE LATEST INrELLLIGENCE. London, Tueeday, June 30. CITY.-TUESDAy, TwELVE O'CLOCK.-The Coin. mittee of the Stock Exchange declared seven more defaulters yesterday aftenoon. The Consol Maritet is rather steadier than it *es yester. day, 91i being the quotation for theAccolunt. India Bonds are 6 to 8 pm. and Exchequer Bills 25 to 27. There is a considerable degree of firinness in the Fofeign ...

... Lnollicolic ?? LiD 0 .T 0 ;l ~~ rorm Ch.o XLOndon G~azett-e. a Irtrniirt Street, JuneiO ii. Tire King ias; breen p1rinser to aippotint tire Rtighit I lair. t1i r Eartl or Gots rrrd, Sir Chnarles Ed ward G rev, Kirrgirt rind Gertege Gip i~s, Esqr. to bre in M iajesty's Commrnissrioners for the i nveetigaion tOO of i grieratacus atrI'ethrg, ?? Miiajesty's subjects ij o rie Citiadia, in whunt ...

... AE) Facuthion.s a . SIr ieR E. ititIs.-' letter fron n Mltrit (tinle sa ?? It IrtIis t l t intersittlit for a coll to IE .row. that the twoorlly tilroile with ji thei foatuiiir aile loiirg trell, attd notwithsstattiniitis ifthe coldt batrent weititltr ttirirg Ilie tritebit seasn.1 th)e balbs are allr t erage crop, bout itb p'liit of tiirhuber anti cmiltlitioll, ?? the ewes are as gool its cII ...

... DERBY & DERBYSMIIRE HORTICULTURAL I. AND FLORAL SOCIETY. The weather operated very considerably to prevent the b V'attendance of the subscriberstand their friends on this occa- nd sion, the rain falling without intermission the whole of b ofTuesday; nor was the succeeding day more propitious. The ; Of exhibition was very satisfactory to all parties, the arrange- e ments bein~g exceedingly neat ...

... THE MORNIXG (C11R11ONICLE. LONDON: WI'EDNYESDAY, JULY 1, 1835. The cause of the cxtraordinary affection of the Tories for the freemen is daily becoming more obvious; and the bribery re-action, which se- cured so many Tory returns at the last general election, is fully accounted for in the petitions from Great Yarmouth and York. Last night Mr. AGLIONBY presented a petition from York, ...

... is An interesting and highly important ..debate took phice irn tfe, it 1-ouse Of COnMITOn, onl thle motion of Lord Mahon, titat thoer should be laid before the House - copy of the Order in Counc~i). exemopting his Majesty's suhjects, who mnight enter the service of thle Quen Iof Spain, from the provisiong of the F oreign Enlist- a'tinet Act, and other documents relative to the, inteivention of ...