... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE FRIDAY, NOV. 28. BANKtRUPTS. MILLEIt, Wiliam, of 1, Hawley-place, Kelitish-towr, bake, December 3, at holif-past eleven, and January 6, at eleven' at the Court oi Bankruptcy, London. Mr. H. H. Stansfeld' official assignee; ?? 'Messrsm. Wilkinson, Gurney, and Steven-, solicitors, 2, Nichulas-lane, Lombard-street. FORBES, Robert Miill'r, of Great St. Helen's, London, pro. ...

... (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LONDON, TuURSDAY JVENING. HEB MAJESiY'S BIRTI-DAY.-The asual reviews in honour of this even;, toos place this morning. The weather was wet. The Globe says the Batik of England returns, to be published to-morrow, are reporad to be very favcurable. The receipts up to the present Care love reached £200,o0,000 sterling. PROVISIONAL BANKE OF ENGLAND.-At a meethig to day, a ...

... FROM THE hLONDON GA ZE'j1!.| FRIDAY, APRIL 23. . BAllRUtBPTS. LAMPLOUGHi, Henry, latp. of 88, Snow-hill, City, eblemist, but now of 9, Hamilton-place, New-road, May * 1, at eleven, and June 4, at twelve, at the Court of Iankrtuptcy, London. Mr. Canuan, otffcial assignee, 18, Aldernnasbury; (a) and Mesasr. Lnngley asis Gibbon, solloitocs, 32, Great PO James-streaet, Bedfard-row. LACY, John and ...

... | GE;NERAL INTELLIGENCE. I The Earl of Yarborough has been on a visit to the Mayor of Liverpool, who gave a grand banquet on the occassion to the chief Masonic officers in that district. By the death of Admiral Mange, Captain Sir John Franklin, ?? of the missing arctic expedition, is to be rear admiral of the blue. The unfortunate government-built mail steamer Melbourne, which had so many ...

... ?? . The letter, of which the following is an extract, has A been handed to us by the party to whom it is ad- dressed, Mqr. William Shinner, farmer, Scanthorpe, Elf Lincolnshire. It is from his son, 'who, writing ott of Su Christmas day last, from Irish Town, Geel.ong, Port Tewoit Philip, 'Victoria, says :I ativlic 11DEAR FATHER ANDa MOTHERU-I write lo lot you know which we aruived safe here. ...

... FROM TH LOND ON GAZETTE; I I I - ?? FRIDAY, OCT. 22. 'BANKRUPTS. MEDLEY, Thomta, Bormondcey.rtreet, an'a Bristol, horse lairmanufacturer tosurrerder Nov. 2, at ail.pateleven o'clock, Dee. 2, at one, at the Bankrupta' Court Hsolicitor, r. Jone, Qualily-c.url, Clancery lacre; official assignee, Mr. Bell, Coleman-atreet-bijildinge. t OLIVER, James, Liverpool, lineadraper, Nsv. 6 and 26, a eleven ...

... In censequence of a representation made to the vestry clerk of St. Pascras parish, by the secretary of the Master of the Horse, relative to the dangerous state of that portion of the New-road, extending from St. Pancras New Church to Bel. grave-street, King's-cross, a number of labourers were set to work ?? to rill up the ruts and level the carriage way. Should the defective portion of the ...

... REFORM OF TIHE BOARD OF CUSTOMS. An influential meeting of the merchants and ship- owners of Hull was held in the Exclhange-rooms on Monday last, to receive a deputation from the London Committee for obtaining a reform of the Board of Customs. Amongst the gentleni present we observed Alderman Thompson, and Mlessrs. H. Blundoll, J. Blundell, John Foster, J. Atkinson, V. B. Brownlow, Win. ...

... [The following is the circular which forms the subject of remark in our leading columns this day.-En.] THE SHILLING SUBSCRIPTION IN AID OFI IEUROPEAN FREEDOM. Some few months ago a shilling subscription, for E European Freedom, was proposed and initiated in a printed appeal to the English publio, issued with the I signatures of the following gentlemen :-Rev. Charles Clarke, 152, Buccleugh ...

... COUNTY COURT, HULL. THIS DAY. Before Wmr. RAIESz, Esq., Judge. JURY CASE-ILLEGAL.TRESSPASS. iARCOURT v. LAMBERT. Mr. DAaslY.r appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. RRzyotLDs for the defendant. Mr. DARSaLY ?? was a claim for £50 damage, for trespass, committed under flagrant circumstances The plaintiff, Mr. George Granville Hareburt, son of the late Archbiohop of York, was a gentileman of ...

... Ii mC The usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians noi was held on Wednesday afternoon last at, the new house a r onl the Anlaby-road. Thlere was a very numerous sal attendance of guardians. Thle governor, Mr. Mliddleton, OPt occupied the chair. After the relifcteases were disposed 8Oc of, the clerk read the usual weekly report, which shewed thE the number of inmates at the end of the ...

... THE STRIKES IN LIVE D The labour-strikes have been continued during the past week, and, in most instances, they have been sac cessful in obtaining the advances demanded The cabinet-makers are now receiving 2s. a-week extra. upholsterers 2s., corn-porters 6d. a-day, and Plasterer, fid. a-day. The movement among the nightmen Ira not been so successful, owing to their want of fund5 - must of them ...