... FRANCE.—The Paris papers of Saturday announce that the King had arrived safely at En, and had been joined there by some of the Ministers, who would, during his Majesty's sojourn of 15 days at that residence, be followed and relieved in their attendance by others of their colleagues. The Duke de Nemours arrived in Paris on Thursday, but had left for Compiegne to inspect the troops assembled ...

... To Heard by Order of Court. Town. (Continued from column 733.) Gazette— Nov. 7, 1843. Court-house. Portugal-st. 28th Nov. nine. Bennett James, of Nine-elms and Wands worth-road, wheelwright Clunie William Harris, of Portman-st. baker How Jeremiah, of Lonsdale-sq. Islington, publisher Langley John, of Howland st. Fitzroy surgeon Langiidge John, of Southamp on-rr.ews, Russell-sq. cab driver ...

... Petitioning the Courts of Bankruptcy. (Continued from column 715). Gazette— Oct. 31. 1843. Ba3'ley Edward, of the Broadway, Depford, ironmonger Beeforth George, Leeds, patten manufacturer Bell Thomas, of Holywell, Flintshire, clerk Blenkin William, of Leeds, beer housekeeper Bradley Thomas, of Almondbury, shopkeeper Bush William, jun. of Norwich, cattle dealer Butler Richard, of Cow-cross-st. ...

... Friday F.vening. September 18. BANKRUPTS. Frederick \l:»kint. Lansley-street, Long-acre, currier. H-nry Wheeler, Threadneedle-street, stock-broker. Thomas Parker, Tooley-street, victualler 1 M Hervey. Brick-lane, Old-street, ironfounder. Wm Ciarnett Taylor, Little Bolton, cotton-spinner. Thomas Dobson, Leeds, innkeeper. Wm Barrett, Keighly, Yorkshire, stuff-manufacturer. H. Furnaces, ...