... lgn,d. er-ma riner.—.l. Ward, Itinhu r'., ford, brewer.- R. Wharton and If. Wharton, Little Cro.by, boase-earpenters.—lt. Dawson, Norwich, linen-draper.- T. Clarke,. Gaimhorough, Lincoln, draper.—J. Tate, pool, _provision -merchant. —J. Smith, Puttrington ...

... also attended by Morgan O'Meara, E-q., Geseral Head, Dean Holmes, Sir William P. Carroll, John Bennett, Thomas Ryder Pepper, George Finch, Richard aid Joie Poe, &qrs., and all the respectable Gendemen of the neighbourhood; the number , eite'd have been trebly ...

... lightoing. During an awful storm of and lightning, on Friday week, in the village Prestatyn, Flintshire, barn belonging to Mr. Dawson, wls burnt to the grouml, and tao bushels of wheat consumed. The winnowing machine, Sic. were burnt to ashes, and the man ...

... assistcll by a stronger band of chorus shigers. Sir [d George Smart prcsided at the organ. T'le praycrs t Ih andlcssons wcrc read, in a most impressehe mansne, c itis by thc 1Rev. Amblrosc Daw'son, 13. D., the senior t Is niinister of the closrcb. 'i'he ...

... hosier- ulin, Robert Novwich, grocer and ld tca.dellclr.'-Hall, John, Norton, Derbyshirc, s(ythc: nlanufacturer.-Jackson, George, Coventry rib- ln- mnautllfaeterer.-Jaclson, Richard, jun., (Co- ventry, ribbon- nriannuf neturer.-IoadJames, Dowvn- toil ...

... withldrew Illis ?? H IOUSE OF COMIMONS, Macns.tr Oit thle motion for the hlouse to go into a coin- nititee of supply, Sea GEORGE CoclmnualN statedl ,that in conlsequence of the coutom~platell comlmittee. of fluance, it was only at present the inteiition ...

... I: A long cooversation took place on the subletting i acl, which MlR. HUME blamed; and LonD M[L- ( TON, ltIR. SECRETAR1Y DAWSON,' MR. BROWNLOV, 5 and several otlier merabers, defended the principle s of that measure. a AIR, PaEEL suggested to the introducer ...

... g wweinyvddfa ya i swydil arcl, hoblas gorair pan na threig cigyr- ena _ Yi1 gyffelynf. BERKSHIRE ASSIZES. George Edmeads, Samuel White, George Baker, II. Buriett, William Watter, 'homas Fitld, 'TI o- mas Hunt, and Samuel Cope, were indicted fisr maliciously ...

... gone al sout a mile, they- hherr a noise aa d came isp to them, when the- defendant had the plaintiff down loe thie giouni. Dawson got up, andu omilained that the dedn ledant had bit himl. On exasiniation it tssrses out ttat a piece of th e plaintiff's ...

... AIMI~VALS Al PssnsaysN Amass.-G. H. -1) Pen- nant,. Esq. Mi'. Rowe Mr. Illake; EarlWick- .t its lo'n aiy;SrHnyPrelIi.Telford;t Mr Dawson; Mr. 1-lamilton and fam~~~ily; Hon. a p/i -.DiRCAINa'Pu~T Sch has been the depreciation of pioperty at Portsmouth since I ...

... Rev, the Dehis and family, left thijs c ity ?? yesterday. His majesty has been pleased to atppoint Iris~ - Iighuitets Prince George of CnIlsberland CeoiielI ly iii 'econd of the H-anoverian Boise (Inards. l 2~4 CAONASUVON FAIR.'IhijS fair, wvltjel was ? ...

... for d the liquidation of the claims or Biritish subjects lg aainst the government of Friance, under the aet ds of the o9th George III. ch. 31, has'e at diflcrent L times, by order of the lords commissioners of w oods re and forests, the sums of £100,000 ...