... FROM 'ITH E LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. flANKRPIcS. CLOUGHTON, William, of Kingston-upon -Hull, auctioneer, August 20 and September 17, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Kingston-up traiIull. Mr. T. Carrick, ofl- cial assignee; and Messrs. Richardson and Lec, solicitors, H1all. NEWTON, John, sen., of Washingborough, Lincobtshire, boat owner, August 20 and September 17, at half-past ...

... I HAMBURG, AUGUST 3.-Intelligence from the Dan- ish capital represents the public mind in the most b perfect state ot tranquility, and has continued so since the change of ministry. The question of the project of ti the Count Von Sponueck seems to have been discussed by most of the members of the new cabinet as the most suitable to be laid before the Chambers for the final regulation of the ...

... 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 ...

... ?? hASW\ W.A~n^ POPP>. . .. ?? ?? ?? -1 x COURT, &c. Jai Her majesty held a privy council on Saturday afternoon thE at Osborne, Isle of Wight. It was attended by his royal Wil highiness the Prince Albert, the lord president, the first f lord of the treasury, the secretary of state for foreign by affairs, the president of the board of tradle, the lord : steward and the master of the horse. At ...

... I re Yesterday the magistrates sat in the crown court in (f order to hear applications for the removal and transfer of the licenses. The following gentlemen were on the bench:- t Messrs. J. Holme, Holt, J. H. Turner, C. Turner, Rath- )US, bone, Benn, and Stewart. to Matthew Coffee applied for a removal from Wapping to ,ose Lime-street. her Mr. Bretherton, solicitor, supported the application, ...

... ?? .A-- , On Monday last, Mrs. Clifton, of Lythant.hall, laid the sot e foundationfstonm of St. John's church schools, Preston. he . The mother of Charles Phillips, Curran's congenia be , biographer, has jost (lied at the venerable age of 85. gu On Thursday last, William Hool, Esq., of Blackburn, sh t was duly sworn and qualified for a county magistrate. on l It is said that Madame Sontag has ...

... * Lol~pols, loth August, 1851.1- IV W hahive-rWeevd ~om' accastomed file of papers from the Cape, and regret to find that theymiudicateno- inmprovemtent in'-the aq- pect of affairs in that Colony. The 'rebellious~ tribes ,appeac' tea 4i have been defeated in one place, only to assemble in another, and although they have sustained some loss, it is as nothisa% compared with their numbers. Some ...

... - STATE OF THE FUDS-SATnUDAY. I - -BRITISH. - :-- FOzRErr;o Bank Stock . - Brazilian. Fiye..per Cent; 91 3 per Cent. lied, Anne 7 BuenosAyres; t per Cent 83 3 per Cent. Con. Ain..; ,9 Danish Five per 4lent. l05 3 per Cent. 172 - Mexican ive. New 3i per Cent 99 Peruvian4perCent. 43 New5S par Cent. Anus . u.. 122 Portugese per Cent . Long ...

... RAIJWAY TIME TABLES. GRVA'j WESTERN AND)BITO N EXETERt. rrealls )F1teF Rait&vzy. fit-t &EtRo l - -RailwayA = l ?? ?? 0ca 0 ?? 0. .I~ * ?? ow:: : 8: : :: 3 ?? 5 - ,r-08xntg g an OOO- ,O ?? g b=as cc.O4.000. Ie 0 -. . 00 com?mcocmcc-oP .z. C 08e? ? 10 ?? - ?? ?? F C. In?. ? * ? InIn In100.enenInn.,Aenen.h.3 In 0,cO.Oea.acIn 1011e.4dIn. 010 10 1010 c0 ?? In? 10 I 14 ?? a.: o Iii .0 10 en ...

... THE CENSUS FOR 1S51. 1'romn the summanaries of the 40,000 enumerators employed in taking the census a series of tables leave beenl comipih-d, and presented to both houses of Parliamelit, showinlg the popula- tion and houses in the divisions, registration counties, and districts oif England anid Weales, in thei coulities. cities, and burghs of ScotLand, and iul the Islands in thoe IBritish Seas ...

... | FORESTRY. South London District Meeting. The twenty-second Quarterly Committee of the South Lon. Don District was held at Court Fraternal Union, No. 1,717 Host Hunt's, the Lord Nelson Tavern, Blackfriars-road. Brother James Hill, DC.R., was in the chair, and Brother R. H. Cock, ?? weas in the vice-chair. The Secretary's accounts huving been read it was resolved that they do pass, and that ...

... I HOUSE OF LOlDS.-Holday. The report of the committee on the Smithfield Market Removal Bill was brought up. Earl GSAOVIVLLE offered some strictures uopn the clause introduced inte the bill in the Commons, by which compensation was granted to the City of London corporation for the loss of privileges consequent upon the abolition of the market of Smithfield, and moved an amendment by which the ...