... nitkt'dr tw o of thlei Road Wotliti enahle teaml an'l tten to get a trifle or so d IIilli e a deatd time; aol1 Wit 111111 thle h'ast itlq airyinto the qitalificat ions of' thle 'applicItrIt, his rei qest is cosr;jslirei withI, as aI matter of cti re: lbe ('alI'ies ...

... thwat Ilie has recently arrived inl thisl controti, from St. Helena ; that the honac inl which the ?? of France was imprisoned hast been converted into aI Ihem ; -,ans that in the rsonm in wvlich lire brreathed his las~t, there Is now a nmachine erected for ...

... origin of the rumiour respecting the deficiencv of 300o000/. and V.lsich was madc the subject of insinnation against Lord H~astings. A clerk ait the India-1-H(oluse (A tilit-office) having mad(e an err or in sumin-ulp of .300,0001. in the inst year's aceonntj ...

... notwithstanding, expected that, without some great reverse befal the Turks, the renowned Athens must fall again. Captain Hastings had arrived at Napoli di Romania, in his steam-boat, the Perseverance, but, from some causes not explained, he was not well ...

... tiiffotrent'e of pii com obtained in opposite iurl ?? thle ?? t14 ti~al ten dlays ago, tile Prices vaultil tI fitit 3clj. to 52s. pier qr.: Iwhile Pit Newcastle, ott t~w satin I v, hncthttno h grain wvas so goodt thlit tile ?? ie is bough cli end ly at isto ...

... -e'ast, ihat not fewer than eighteen vessels vere within thaS short period, strsinded upon the coast betwteea Suindeila nd pier snod keadon inejing a distance of aout halt' 2 mile, the vrhole o which haf atready, .or will 3hortly become perfect weeks ...

... adjourned till Thursday next. CLIFTON HOTWELLS.-ArriVals; during the week at Ivatt's Royal Gloucester Hotel.-Lady Selina Hastings; Sir John and Lady Harvey and family; Sir Christopher Cole, M.P.; General Widdrington, daughter, and son; Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... but this govecrn- ment must be aware of what business they are coming on, as the St. Hekaez packet was given up in great haste, & c. The following vessels were detained by the P ortuguese squadron, off Uerceira :-The schooner Vine, and brig Bri- ton ...

... Cop/a lain: Spencer Perceval, Esq., X-M.P. for Newport, I.W. Clerk in ordinary and Messenger: Joseph Planta, X-M.P. for Hastings. General Scout: Horace Twiss, Esq., X-Ai.P. for Newport, I.W. These last appointments may be consideredlint. Sir R.T.Wilson ...

... litfinrmatioitiltasjtist been received that thewlibole oftile ?? armly is defeated, and in full retreat -liat thc King, i great haste, was compelled to qit Aerseliot for Louvain, and is hourly expected il:cis cls. It appears that at the first chiarge of ;1i ...

... dealbing in iiisrelpresentatiois nr inventing itjilnrious falsehoodss but whern he found the 1'tith, did lie reflect on the haste with which censures are fling oni tile press, and recognize its important services?- Elrawollzer. The King is, beyond doubt ...

... frying pan; writing desk; 4dozen shoemanker'slasts; 2 plate warmers; I engraving of tde Dske of WeYlington, in gilt frame; pier glass; l mahogany Pemibroke table; an oak ditto; S Windsor chairs; S i beech ditto; I arm ditto; I corner cupboard; I book ...