The Press.
London, England, 1854-04-08 00:00:00

NAMES OF NEWSPAPERS.

DAILY.
MORNINCr-

Daily News ..
Morning Advertiser ..
Chronicle • •
/9 Herald.. ..
I/ Post ..

Times.. ..
EVENING—
Express
Globe ..
Shipping Gazette ..
Standard ..

Sun

THREE TIMES WEEKLY.
Evening Journal • • • • • • .
Evening Mail .. . • .
bt. James's chronicle
TWICE A WEEK.
Patriot . .
Record . • • • • • • • .

••• • • •

WEEKLY.

Atha
Bell's Life
Britannia ..
British Banner ..
Civil Service Gazette ..
Church and State Gazette

Examiner
Field ..
Gardener's Chronicle
Herapath's Journal ..
Illustrated News ..
Inquirer ..
John hull .•
Journal of Commerce
Lady's Newspaper ..
Leader . • • • • •
Lloyd's (3d.) . • • •
Naval and Military Gazette ..
News of the World (3d.)..
Nonconformist .. • • • •

.. .. .

Press • • • • • • • • • •
Ruing Times ..
Railway Times ..
Reynolds's (4d.)

Spectator . • • •
Sunday Times .. . • • • • •
Watchman .. . • • • • •
Weekly News and Chronicle ..
Dispatch -

Tittles (3d.) .. .. ..

Stamps
issued.

1,165,168
2,2W2,818
624,500
1,263,538

.829,1? z
L 3,809,870

655,883
4335,000
546,000
424,000
872,000

66,000
780,000
429,000

131,988
378,500

76,500

1,300,000
105,508
202,208

69,2150
30,000
24 ,52.5
229,232
328,000
82,152
4,118,598
40,000
95,000
27,500
_ _

177,700
120,700

Average
Circulate.

4,648,026
64,781

3,723
7,357
1,995
4,037
2,640
44,439

2,095
2,028
1,744
1,855
2,147

428
4,808
2,750

3,484,800
167,000
123 000
6/4,230

88,300
1,301,730

14(3,500
425,000
170,209
66,000
1,771,025
3,221,000

1,289
3,039

1,470
29,153
2,029
3,888
1,197

577
4,064
4,406
6,269
1,589
79,165

I,A2s
529

8,41
2,321
89,381
1,24 f
86,831
3,215
3 514
1,121,
1,87
28,88 f
2,81
8,175
8,271
1,285
84,058
61,949

The gross number of ' newspaper-stamps issued for the
United Kingdom in 1851 was 89,645,981; in 1852 the
number was 92,678,420 ; and in 1858, 94,961,413. Last
3ear, in England, the number issued was 78;274,335 ; in
Wales, 718,480; in Scotland, 7,774,012; and in Ireland,
8,193,986.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
Tuesday, April 4.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.—HENRY CHARLES PaLunn,
Stones-end, Southwark, retail hatter—THOMAS DAwsoN, Dar-
lington, Durham, corn merchant,
BAN KRUPTS.—WILLIAM LLOYD, York•street, Westminster,
and Great Russell-street, Covent-garden, licensed victualler—
FREDERICK BELLTER, New Brompton, Kent, wood carver—JOHN
SoLomoN, Circus. klinories, City, shipowner—JOSEPH STAN.
BRIDGE ROGERS CLARKE, Richmond-villas, Bayswater, dealer in
hay—STEPHEN MEREDITH, Birmingham, draper—NOAH LEE,
Bingley, Yorkshire, innkeeper GEORGE IIAbLAM, Higham,
Derbyshire, currier.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.—JAMES LIDDELL, Glasgow,
warehouseman.
Friday, April 7.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. JOSIAH BRADWELL,
Manchester, butcher—WlLLlAM SHUTTLEWORTH, Stratford-upon-
Anon, licensed victualler.
BANKRUPTS. THOMAS NICOLLS VOSPER, Launceston,
draper-6Eolton BATTOCK, Brighton, apothecary CHARLES
BUTTON, Holborn-bars, manufacturing Chemist—EDEOND WHIT.
TENBURY ROBINSON, Liverpool, cotton broker —ARCHIBALD
VICKERS, Disley, Cheshire, cotton spinner—JOHN TIPPLE, Nor-
wich, taiIor—MICHAEL BALLARD LEE, Castle-square, Brighton,
jeweller—GEOßGE JARRETT, Wickham elf
rd,
builder—THo
MAK FLINTOFF, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, commission agent—Ss
SICIEL SHARP and Wm. L. MIDDLETON, Leeds, printers—James
GUIIMERY, Kidderminster, druggist and grocer—DANIEL FRE-
DERICK FORD, Grosvenor-place, Commercial-road East, draper—
WILLIAM MICHAEL FENISTON, Westminster, railway con-
tractor,
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS —Jour; Dunn, Glasgow,
cabinetmaker—W M. NAIRNE and SON, Perth, flax-spinners.

We have reason to believe that her Majesty has
signified her intention to be present at a grand bal
costumi at the new French embassy on the 12th of
May. The greatest interest and excitement will
prevail in political circles when this is generally
known, it being the first occasion upon which the
Sovereign has ever honoured any ambassador with
her presence.