... . vi of their lives could be their only care. -The ships Concord, and Canada, and brig Jane, -were ti burnt to the water's edge, and many others took fire, but tr by great exertions 'were saved. - Two vessels on- the -stocks belonging to William Abrams ...

... ticipateth, and many vcant stalls will be filled. A I similar meeting has not occurred in the Diocese for one | hundred years. Death of Mme. Carter.-It will be rciolieeled that Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, ofRochester-roie, Westminster, who had been committed for ...

... -1000 individuals as a tes.' timonial of their admiration of his Grace's conduct at Waterloo. Death of the Earl of Whitworth. 14 Accounts received of the -death of Mr. Roweroft, the Eng. Uish Consul at Lina. 16 The Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes an ...

... paitienainvestiga ition of the matter, the Jury reiuirted thie- 1.followilng verdict'-'We' find thint the'deceased caie 'to .ber-death'~y b~f~ki eatniairtity of Cakpe Wine, into which, poison hodl; ifjinltroiitried, but how, or by What means, 11the wite'~ hecanie ...

... elected nn Aldernnan, and Mr. Thounas Robinson a Coearan:,'Conncilriin,' in, consequence of the vacancies occurriagby bthe death of the late Alderman Shelton. On Thursday, at a meeting ,of the corporation of Doncaster, Mr. Alderman Falconer and PMr.' Alderrman ...

... when a verdict of 1 Accidental Death was returned.- TLwo inquests have also been takeen by the same coroner at Over- ton ; one on the body of Mary Ann Hutchins, an infant of nine months old, accidentally burnt to death in the absence of her mother; the ...

... aC- cident, at E6climildlzine, thought the enemy attempted several thtics to attack it; but the measures taken by Majors Mitchell- ko and Bellort bhauled all their attempts. In the mon11astery ot Etchtniadzine, a supply of provisions was found sullicietit ...

... Great Seal, empowering the Dean andf Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Rocbester, to elect a Bishop of that See, void by the death of Dr. Walker King, late Bishop thereof; :nd lii. Msajesty has alto been _pleated to recommend the Ho- noourable and R~evs-rend ...

... CHIURtCH, Comenander in Chief. The Austrian Oliserver contains a previous letter from Gen. Church, dated May 5, relating to the death of Karaislialti, killed the day before in an action conmmenced by'sonic of the irregular troops without orders, and without ...

... the name of E. Callendar, bis inotr m.3law, to an interest note of 601. and uttering sbe same, and was sentenced to suffer Death. Ile ob- aeined possession of the note, by breaking open ber boi. STOCKS. s.. Moi. Tue. ?? t v. Frl. kF stoQ -3-_ t1t9 25 - ...

... which shte expired. 'Ihe body of thre poor girl lisa, since ly death, undergone a minute Surgical investigation, anid such were the dreadful injuries she ha~d sustained by some sharp- -edged instrument, that they are beyond parallel ; thle de~crip- d lion ...

... seig't ilees sot esrese 141, cwt., afbredingspeed aidac- co diach ut, real safety, superior to sue sail or stage 'he . Lje Edges, while they were happy of the eppertsinity Mir Crcali afforded them of examining the above colrriee, thich is cell worthy of ...