... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES. London, Friday, September 30. BANKRUPTCY ANULLED. Lewiu Fenner, Rawstorae Street, road, cabinet maker. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Appleton, Three Crown Square, Southwark hop merchaut. Charlotte Elinor Dibsdall, Maryh-bone Lane, groccr. Thomas Wells, Mincing Lanp, wine merchant. Charles Challenger, Bristol, linen draper. Charles Dumbrel), Brighton, grocer. William Rowe, Truro, ...

... Fox fluNTERs' Music.—Lord Forrester used to say, that there was no music to his ears like the clatter of pattens in the streets of Melton, in the. month of December, about ten o'clock at night- he was sure of a hunting day on the morrow.— Nimrod. HORSKS AND ACToRs.-It is reported of crow,tbat once, while superintending the rehearsal of a grand 'equestrian spectacle, he addressed a bibed ...

... lotuor of such a child shall bo bound to maintain it 1 ''t is sixteen years old, and that all relief granted to jehild shall 5,. considered as granted to the inotlier, th:it such child shall follow the settlement of its j otpr, i. e_ belong to the parish to which the mother lerse! f belongs—that only in cases u-herc the tno her by ''irth of an illegitimate child, bccomcs, fromjnability ...

... (From our Swansea Correspondent.) His Grace the Duke of Beaufort, with the Duchess and suite, arrived at Swansea, on Tuesday morning Se'nnight. On the followin day the Duke and Duchess ^'sited Morristown Infant School, a v>sit which Mrs enson, the President, and persevering friend of this Want establishment, requested their Graces when u\'ng at Sketty*Park, to honour her with, and to jj^'ch ...

... POETRY- THE ATHEIST. There is no God, the Atheist cried And when the daring blasphemy Ascended from his lips to thee, Where were thy tardy lightnings, Heavln ? Where thy reply in thunder giv'n, To blast him to his native hell. And in his punishment to tell The impious wretch he lied The lightnings then remained at rest; No answer to the.wretth from high In pealing thunder shook the sky. For ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions were held -it Swansea, 011 Tuesday last, before JOHN NICHOLL, Esq., M P., Chairman and a very numerous Bench of Magistrates. The usual preliminary business having been disposed of, the Grand Jury were sworn, a d the Chairman* proceeded to address them. He said he could not abstain from congratulating the county on their high ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE & GUARDIAN. SIR,-I have long been in search of a Mistletoe on an Oak, with which tree that inoculated plant is generally coupled, though, I imagine, seldom found upon it. A lover of natural history, who has for many years enquired for it on the oak in vain, informs me that he has, as yet, only met with it on the apple, the thorn, the acacia, and, once, on the elm. ...

... CHEERING PROSPECTS FOR PROTESTANTS.— On the morning of Saturday, the Sexton's wife found in the Church-yard, a board artfully framed into the shape and form of a coffin, with black margin, and written on; also having on it a notice on pasteboard, which was nailed thereto. The notice ran thus:— No Tithes! We will pay no tithes! Down with the Heretics! Heretics, prepare for death, and for the ...

... fttoumouthgtute. The Duke and Ducbessof Beaufort left Newmarket on Saturday for Badmiuton-park, Gloucestershire. We are btppy to learn that the Share List of the Monmouthshire Iron and Coal Company is filling rapidly, upwards of XIOO,OT)O ofshates being already allotted to bond fide holders, as a permanent invest- ment. We understand, that in addition to the advan- tages to be derived from the ...

... jPO i\L\TRUlui'; Ld, CHEED. He must be rich whom I c.iu!d love, fortune cLear must be, Whether in Lam) or in the Funds, I'isaU the same to me. He must be old whom I could love, Then he'll not plaue me long, In toot')').wii)bcap!ea3ant sight To see him borne along, To where the croaking ravens And where the Earth worms dwell A widow's booo will suit. my face And black me well. And he make a ...

... Success has a second time crowned the prowess of the British Legion in Spain. The Carlist commander opposed to them, having ascertained that upwards of two thousand of the best Spanish troops in that division had been detached TOWARDS the Asturias, made a vigorous attack on the whole British line, which, after a pro- tracted and severe engagement, ended in the complete repulse of the ...

... The Marquis of Bute is expected at Cardiff Castle on Friday next, the 21st instant, from his scat Dum- fries House, Ayrshire. CARDIFF INFIIIMAity.-Tlie Hon. W. B. Grey pre- sided at a meeting of the General Committee of the subscribers at the Infirmary, on Saturday last, when the gentlemen present inspected the building; aud being perfectly satisfied with its completion, an order was made for ...