... coimprisng &e. Screet, id Hangings, Goose Keather and ant Straw Mattrasses, Very extensive Nale of Pier and Swi GLOU y Siicbourd, Dining, Card, Pem- R. CREED hast Coests of Drawers. Wash-hand cultural Genth men tions to offer tor Sale byt ogany and Paimred ...

... Scha zen. 1st 24 Liewt. Cal. ist 3d Batt. Capts. Stabies and Lbemus ; Pardoe. Coldstream Gds. Lieni Black SdyGds_ @4 Batt. Hastings Pe Crawiterd, and Ashton Ist Fuot, $¢ Bs Young, and Ens. And:rson. Fest Capt Joliffe, and Farmer, sham. Foot, Bat. Capt Holmes ...

... London, on Friday, September, Twelve o'Clock, in One Let;— FREEHOLD, a very Valuable INTEREST the MANOR and capital ESTATE of HAST MARK, in the several parishes Mark and the county Somerset, consisting of SPLOTLANE, TOTNEY, and FOOTBRIDGE FARMS, with sundry ...

... the of March, the defeat Waterloo, and the second invasion France. M. now row and read defence, which appeared written in haste and without method upon »lipi of paper.—“ Gentlemen, If this important day my life alone were compromised,! should abandon ...

... my her read of the Charedu. r te by, Capital INN; divs, and Gentlemen, wishing t to ! Servant, DAVID On Saturday, the ; oy hast India N between the hc , iLitharW ed in your Court of Direc- 4 BEAR, int mot Mr. BRAHAM RoBakrs, fer, most advan. on Ine te ...

... east pier, which denoted a sufficient depth ot water for the packet to enter; but Capt. being determined, if possible, avoid any risk, delayed making lor the harbour until nine, when the vessel struck on the ground, about fifty yards from the pier head ...

... ast Ata geveral meeting o ave been attended with the ek firmary, on Friday, Mr. ted House Chinese has re- se eon Le Mix C, Hastings posing any New hurthens or We hear that tue totlo Mr. Liphinstone, n trade. added to tie other Gentlemen of the fae- ib Ri ...

... of Worcester Infirmary, Fridav, Mr. Herbert Cole was unanimously elected Motive 1o that Institution, in the room of Mr. C. Hastings resi. ned. We hear that the following names have been recently added the Commission of the Peace for this county: Richard ...

... Extraordinary; or sr. infringement upon tlie privileges the (jretnu Parson.—lc will, doubt, satisfactory those who wish be married haste, be informed, that it is longer necessary to take a journey that remote pbee, Gretna Green, an ingenious dissentms clergyman ...

... but rertsin it is. that the last advices from the Vreneh capital unnmme* the departure of the guards from that cily, great haste, 4!) waggons. They look the road the southward, hot their ultimate destination was not incnliuiKsl. The exchange at Paris had ...

... Earthenware, Ma- sts with Drawers, Buresus, set of Ma- CONTIN , with circular ends, Mahogany Pillar Dressing, aud other Tab! les, Pier and - 1, Bed-Room, and Ritchen hairs, So- At the Kino’s A: ogany and other Night ‘fables, Wash- ford, un Saturds id wers, Floor ...

... John Dovey, ar SarahDovey, who, in our prison one might, were hex: committed to Northleach Bride ~.Ewe boys, named Pitt and Hastings, we Pe apprehended, encton-Monday avec, | 2° Northieach, for ere hurd belo | Mr. Ballenver, Sr. George’s Place, The worthy ...