... 1816-and Ensign 'fartin Burke, si vice Mellis. deceased; dated June 13. 1816. To be Ensigna-lEnsign J. A. de Rottenburg, from De Roll's regiment, vice Harris; dated June 12. 1316-and Pe- re. Gordon (late Fort Adjutant of Messina), vice Burke; da. C ted June 13 ...

... pirates ?? Cape Antonio, in rii islanid ; and the master and one IllDtl were killed by tbenO T1 h, Engli it -,loop Spring Bird, Burke,, arrived here i5th inst. 1ron, Nissau, wilh the crews iif the brigs marylanid, Sa van tall Pacrltet al Nancy, lust on bt le ...

... ulti- mately assented to convict him on the 2d, which charged him with a design to excite to the levying of war. One juror, Mr Burke, stood to the end for the entire acquittal of the prisoner.” Me O’Baten’s of prisoners for trial at County Limerick Assizes:—Murder ...

... been appointed to theo Hastings-Hi 3. Stlater (1842) to bh chief officer on the coast :uard service. Paymaster and Purser-W. Burke (I S22) to the Hastings. Second Master-W. Imrie (iS-1 ) to the, Blenheir, 56, steam guard ship at Portsnmouin. Clerks-A. Price ...

... glory to dwell. RESTRICTIONS & PROHIBITIONS ON TRADE. (The Times.) At a late meeting of the Irish Repeal Associa- tion, Mr Burke, a hatter, inveighed bitterly against the purchasers of English manufactures, whose conduct he seemed to regard as inconsist- ...

... - Th'e' Caroline, Wenter, from Dublin to London, is lost on the Coast of Wales, pa t of caro s;ve(d. Thkn Faithlui Slay, Burke, from Jamnaica to Cosrk, ,which putt into Chiarleston i: distrrss, has there 'eeni condemnied, a-id the cargo sold for the ...

... inito Ci rculviot on 1'2th J no i ry to ni p-ir, andt Oil ?? nlilt, ?? thv st, tilt. Struck otl a reer ofi ruchs, alt'lt aI Burk in ditep %varer. C'reN sIveil, atud arrivel at Corurnti. ll The Cst:nliisa Bagge. from Civita Vrchita arrived at'l'orra al ...

... Henry to the Antelope. Clerks-A. Thompson to the Sidon-Z. Slaney, in charge, to the Antelope-E. A. Rowe to the Trincomalee-T. Burke to the Amphitrite. Mdidshipmen-J. D. ?? and ft. Elliot to the Victory-R. Beaumont to the Trincomalee. Naval Cadets-C. H. Carpenter ...

... agitated, made a state- ment implicating Standen, who declined saying anything, and they were both remanded to Kingston jail. Burke's axp Baroneracr.—The new edition of this celebrated work has just made its appearance. The muss of information it relative ...

... Presebit, Dick, ito. do. from Leith George, Primrose, at do. 23d nutt from 'Urangeoutlh, Glah~ow To!nitine LiiSt.': - Helen, Burke, froutsoirleaux in the Clyde. William IV., Wilsons-from ?? Lisbon Clyde. Fergtnn,.freim.Chaeuir Bayat Trobn llamnilla, Sliaw ...

... inipradetit Cabinet where thob or6iginate`. 7 ' Who has for6otted the- falfe prophey of an orator celebrated for his vehemenc&-of-Burke? ' I caft my er o'ver the map of Europe, and - I behold not oari fin6 e powr,* that tan-gite'yoa' the firialleft nneafneIs ...

... untfeilated sorrow and regret that we state tile melanctholy result ot' the meeting hetween Mr ?? Blake, of Hollypark, and Mr IV. Burke of Strangford, both of this county. Ilavitig been bould over to keel) tilh peace in this countt', tiley proctleed to thle county ...