... Cavalry, Jofeph Maddocks, ent. to be Cornet Thomas Ca! ¢, to be lieutenant, William Wynn, gent. to be cornet, vice Cafe, Crew Davies, clerk, to be chaplain, Edward Grainger, gent. to be furgeon. [Tuefday’s azetie contains alfo the tranfla- tion of the Right ...

... Iff. Wynne's fcnci'cle cavalry.—Jofeph Maddocks, gent, and Cornet are ap-. pointed Lieutenants.j W. Wyiin, gent, comet; Crewe Davies, clcak, chaplainj and Edward Grainger, gent, lurgeon. The militia axe gone to Porcheller do duty there during the continuance ...

... Nag's-head inh, Foregate-street, Miss Ann Hepp.-trd of Bo|esworth, in this county. Tuesday se'nnight at Flint by the Rev. Crewe Davies, David Evans, Esq. Lieutenant of the Montgc* Militia, to Miss Hall of the former place. > DIED. Monday se'nnight Mr. Bay ...

... HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. THURSDAY, AP LB. 1¢ lat Thur Poors SI. — «* . _ Remain in the-house, were . Wednesday at Cork,.the Rev. ‘Crewe Davies of Flint, to Miss,Salisbary Mann, Paty 2 diate Fate of the) former ” at the seat of Maurice: Rxq. M. » the Coulson W; ...

... to Mrs. Berkenhout, widow of Capt. Berkenhoat, late of the Royal Marines. Tuesday, at Great Ness', in Salop, by the Rev. Crewe Davis, John Edwards, Esq. of Great Ness, to Miss Martin, only daughter of the Rev. George Martin, grand-daughter of the late, ...

... John :.s.. Miss Carntthcrs, of Mr. Thomas Mills, watch-maker, to Miss Rickets, near Berkeley.— G:~at Soldo, by the Rev. Crewe Davis, John Edward?, of Great N-ns, to Miss Martin, only daughter the Rev. Martin, gr.iud-daugbter of the late, and - the present ...

... Thomas Lythgoe, of Nantwich, linen draper, to Miss Casterton, of Whitchurch. On the 15th instant, at Denbigh, by the Rev. Crewe Davies, of Flint, Edward Edwards, Esq. of London, of the former place. to Margaret eldest daughter of the Rev. Watkin Williams ...

... At'walton Church, Mr. Patrick Duffy, of Liverpool, to Miss Ann Maria Worthington, of Bebbington, Una a? Denbigh, by the Rev. Crewe Davies, of Flint, Edward Edwards, Esq. of London, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the Rev. Watkin Williams, of the former Pl!1 ...

... Pot • In nomination any Candid Yesterday, the Providence, of Wells, Norf oll ‘,l Captain Hall, came in, having two of her crew Davis appeared in front of with the cold and exce ss i v e f a ti gue: th e i r names O A - e;a '. received with loud applause ...

... spectators. At five minutes after-twelve, the prisoner appeared 011 the drop, accompanied by the Chaplain of the Gaol (the Rev. Crew Davies). He was evidently much agitated; but seemed resigned to his fate; and addressed the spectators (supposed to about 10,000) ...

... spectators. At five minutes after twelve, the prisoner appeared on the drop, accompanied by the Chaplain of the gaol (the Rev. Crewe Davies). He was evidently much agitated ; but seemed resigned to his fate; and addressed the spectators (supposed to be about ...

... she had picked up that morning, about 40 miles E. S. E. of the Staples Island, having been abandoned by the master and crew. DAVIS' STRAITS WIIALE success Of tl:e Dundee ships this year will be of much advantage to Dundee. Those which arrived on 31onday ...