... RMiTi QVFf, Sept. 24. The following letter from CGpt Portlock, t of his Majeftfys (loop Arrowv, was.traisitted by Admiral Mitchell, in a leter dated n IisS,; near the Vleiter, Sept. 20. Sia, p L HAVE the honosir to flate to yas, that h ia obedience ...

... thutije, Maiannng, TownfhlE~nd, Strange, IHurfl, Az'E t, Malittirs, Pfnn, and Husmplhries. AsIr ts[AS; Sir R. King', Sir A. Mitchell, Polc, Walde- rave, Sir H. Permve, WNeft YEOMErE~ Ga:mblier, and Sir R. Calclei;-CxErALS, De leancN, 13r rtic, Sir NV. F;ivrei ...

... Acidenral Death X 'not- Witlhltanding it was the opinion of a medical gentleman, wvho had examined the body. that it was hardly. poffible, Cfroe the naturet)f the wounds that'appeared on his head, that the deceafed could have met his death by'accident; ...

... of t'ne -cf HADDINGTON, Thar their Ml- s MEETING falls to be held this year : rhc 3Cth September current ; and that aesi Edged with the Sheriff Clerk for iv- I'sitois, Esq. late of the Honourable Last rv's Civil I stablishmcnt at Bombay. -ALF.Xr. FRASER ...

... Kinloch, Bart. of Gilmer- ton, Bart. - At Hill Houfe, near Dumferline, Mrs. Mitchell, retid of Charles Mitchell, Efq.,and mother of Sir Charles, and of Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell.-Mi. Samuel Wood, of Threadneedle Street, Refiner.-At Kensington, Mrs. George ...

... received judgment of Death, and Wm. Talbot fourteen years' transportation. ''The fentence of the former was changed to tranfportation for life. At Winchefter Affizes eleven prisoners were capitally convicted, end received fentence of Death, viz. R. C. WYilliams ...

... For the por- ter brewery. Tl'here has been about 0 pockets of new wio~s at Southwark market, price 5 192s. a 6l.6s. I)avid Mitchell, Esq. of lollovway Doniv, LL.D. has founded 6 bursaries of 10.£ each, in laris- chal college, Aberdeen, to be bestossed accordin ...

... lolt ; and o+n the form r day a boat was drove into the farre I | placc v with a lady and a boy in it ecad, being flarved to death. aF n ?? FEidae inornrin, at ttwvo o'clock, a fire was a difcoselede to have broken out ?? roufeofa balketmnaker, t I nsiar ...

... Up oil one side ; and a fevw daslitigr Belles seem inclined to sport beneatfl 'trousers of hite satin or silver muslin, tile edg>es fringed, with silver, appearing belowv thle petticoat. Sho~es for full d~ress: are sometimes discarded, and p superb sandal ...

... was a mar, who had been extremely well educated, and ?? hirnfelf in a decent intanner fronm the time of his fentence to his death. The niglht before his execution he made an imprellive ex- hortation to his fellow prifoners, which melted them into tears; ...

... Conful of Sr haa dared to 'aflert that every isian found arce if invafion fucceeded- in this country, be immediately put to death. After foch a fintiment as this had been expreffd, it was impoibleto exprefs our fientiments of a determinati'kn to Rand or ...

... Vicarage of Bremhill, worth 0ool. per annum. The valuable Living of Weft Ham, in Eflex, in the gift of the Croins, vacant by the death of the Rev. William Crociley, is given to A nephew of the Earl of St. Vincent. ?? On Tuefday the Oxford Loyal Volunteers were ...