THE LONDON GAZElTES. TUESDAY, DEcEMsnss 9. BANKRUPTS. -0. R. DAVIS, New-court, Bow-lane, wine trerchant.-J. BATES, Highgate, and Finchley-road, plumber. -T. A. YOUNG, Woolwich, wine mercbant.-W. NASH, Noble-street, City, woollen warehouseman. -R. BILLING, Reading, Berkshire, buil

COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH. TEe QUEeXN v. EDWARnD KeNrEtLY.-This was an indictment prosecuted yesterday, in the Court of Queen's Bench, by the Guardians of the West London Union against Mr. Edward Kenealy, barrister, of Gray's-inn, for having committed an aggravated assault upon his

-- ?? CORN MARKET.-FRloAV. During the present week, the arrivals of English wheat up to our market. coastwise, have been very moderate, viz., 2,015 quarters, chiefly from Essex and Kent. Fresh up, to-day, the supply by land carriage was small; hence the show of samples of both r

THE B3 y T R A S f A meeting of Rhejtneys 0on Monday evening 8 he o rle ?? aundr tat numersof copla ~ comut ~su ome t c o h Queen-street *t~lIc 9It.3o 5 ,, When - Ot~ ~ ~~i ont t sfik standing an m 5ur 1s d r ' B te th e advocacyjb -ifbaip te ~dg. gt~~ e 'rted to the chair, be op

FiER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.- . Fl PLAY-HOUSE PRICE NIGHTS. It is respectfully announced that FOUR MORE NIGHTS will be given, viz., on TUESDAY. SEPTsMBER 30, 1851 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2; FRIDAY, OCTOBsar 3; AND SATURDAY, OcTOBsE 4. Particulars of which will be announced forthwith. Prices

31EDFOED RACES. WEDNESDAY. The PasRAR ATION STAKEs of 10 sova each, 5 it, and 25 added; once round and a distance; gentlemen riders. (2 subs.) Mr. Rayner's Presto, 3 yrs, lest .. ?? Mr. Beville I mr. G. Higgins's ch g by Lord John, aged, 12st.Capt. Towaley 2 Betting-S to I on Pre

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. SEPT. 28 morning 62 min. past 3 afternoon 15 min. past 4 29 34. 4 .. 56 ?? 4 30. 16 .. 5 .. ?? 5 OCT. 1. 0.. 6 . 22 ?? 6 2 .. 47 .. 6 .. 7 S... 49 ?? 7 . 31 . 4.. 12 9 57 ?? 9 REGATTAS AND MATCHES TO COME. OCT. 6.-James Jon.es and Samuel Teasel, to r

GREAT FIRE AT THAMES BAN9I.-On Monday morn- ink, about seven o'clock, a serious conflagration broke or t mf the range of buildings situate in Ranelagh-street, Pimlieo, known as the Thames Bank Repository, and long used as a storehouse for furniture while out of use. The building

GZNTSIAL CGI1lIINAL COUiRT. The April ession of the Ce ntral Criminal Cotirt com- ?? on MoIndaY mornitig, before the Right Ion the Lord Mayor the Riciht Hon. the Rerorder, the Comm-on Sergeant, Mr. Alderman Carter, the Sheriffs, &c. CRiMI\NAI AsSAULTA1' LEwISHIAM.-TeOnzasBishdO7

Th,,ATI{-ii N. X THE' )sU O AT T33E1, ,: XBTZT1 ON. rTO TEi9 iTOS ,OF T _FHE BRA.. ?? fg it has been publicly stated that Opl to the last moment Mr.' Costa was 'ecxllttd to condacti thedisubic 'performed, by ?? Sncred iarmofic Sdciety, dn'tbe'occasion of closing thie.GietEltiibis