... iegrily, every articie of his property to his creditors, he died Kterally of a bre eu heart. On Monday sennizht, aged sT, Mrs. Hudson, of the Old House Farm, Ingestrie, On Tharsday fast, al Newcastle, Mr. John Bet- teley, Chaic-maker, of that place. BANKRUPYS ...

... we may be allowed to use the te rm, discriminalive. When ed state of mind, he cau his Majesty is in a compos their foot-steps, the readily distinguish, and tell, by vame of any one who is ap pro aching or passing him. As but few are allowed to sec him ...

... Underwood growing in Rough, near the Canal. Mr. John Lewis will shew Ihe Timber, &c.« and for farther particulars, enquire of Mr. Hudson, uf Penki aforesaid. TO SOLD 15V AUCTION, .// /he hnuse of J/r. Ch ihi.ks Cotton, the Legs of Man Inn, in linrslem, in Ilf ...

... alteration in his will, providing for sufficient allowance for himself iu case his being afflicted with insanity!” The Planet Wars is now the daily atteudant of the Sun, in his progress through the Heavens, rising and setting at about halt an hour after ...

... Surgeons, and the pretext alleged, that some passages of a very serious nature were contained in his Memorial against Sir Hudson Lowe. We have reason to know, that M>. O'Meara's character stands high the estimation of dflicers of his own profession, ...

... are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies on or before the 9th day April instant, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment beyond the date of each policy will then expire. SAM. PENNING, jun. Secretary. STAFFORD, Messrs. Stevenson and ...

... Funeral Service was then read, and the Psalms were chaunted by the Choir. Kent's Anthem, Hear, Prayer, and heard a voice from Heaven, were next sung, and previously the last Collect and Blessing, was performed Handel's Funeral Authrm, composed for Queen ...

... appearance of Tidd. Mr. then applied the fourt on behalf of James Wilson, who had previously pleaded a misnomer, that he might allowed withdraw that plea and to plead Guilty generally. The Attorney-General and the Court assented, and he pleaded guilty accordingly ...

... kindred throne is You see that when the Church and the Throne would allow no church solemnity in behalf of the Queen, the heartfelt prayers of the people rose Heaven lor protection. pray Heaven for her; and here pour forth my fervent supplications at the throne ...

... his presence was lughly, ana most deservedly, praising Chief Justice Downes, ho, he asserted, possessed every virtue under heaven. * No, replied Mr. Bushe, I sorry to say he does not possess the virtue of retignatinn. INQUISITIONS. On Saturday, at Little ...

... and therefore ought suffice the Duke Clarence; that the Duke had already 20.500/1 annually, exclusive his professional allowances, and that only ought to be granted, to make up the If more «.:vs given, should he from the Civil Cist, and not taken from ...

... Ministers, and by the foreign Ministers at this Court. . , , , . On the in the evening the citizens had the happiness of being allowed to offer serenade to their beloved King by torch-light, in the garden of . Herrcnhausen. Many hundred citizens had assembled ...