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... for the 555 us - 160 Mrs. John Robinson J.Ady Livingston • 500 Mi , ses Ann ?nd Elizbch Livingston 700 Mrs. J.Stzwart,cf Crawfurd 106 Mrs. Henry Ma:kenzie, and HannahMackrnzie, - her daughter - 100 Misses Margaret and Mary and Children of john Hay, of ...
... Leghorn—ln the Downs e Alexander. Rutherfort, from I ortola ; Marian Niclfoo, front Surinam; Amphitrite, Clark from Cr:. ad.. ; Helen. bovern, the Ringfton, Ladd, from Trinidad ; Ganges, Bond. !tom St. Kites ; Alan, Graham, from Demerara ; Prince of Wales, ...
... Poutsmouth, Jv*' zg.— Airivrd tfu gun.vessel from crui*e> Sailed the Moartck > of war for the Down* j brought too again at 1 .. Helens. Sailed several transport* for Southamptc/.. —Wind K* FoLmtoKb, Jtfv.'zS.— Fine weatlwr, wind at E.N.E The Anulofe weighed ...
... 1-lawelliury, Somerville, HarroWby, Willoughby de Broke, Koine, Kingtton, Bofton, Elden, Cunningham, Bayning, Sudlcy, St. Helens Fiume, Bulkeley, loiter, Viiiiers, Grenville, Fleatlifield, Ai:Donald, Grantley, Qlenbervie, Duncan, Henniker, Carleton, Maguire ...
... Roilney, Ilawkethury, Somerville, Harrowby, . Willoughby de Broke, bus, Bolton, Eldon, Carrington, Bayning, Sudley, St. , Helen's, Hume, Villiers, Grenville, Heathfield, INl'Donald, Gran tley, Glenbervie, .llenniker, Carleton, Blaquire, Hawarditte, Kenmare ...
... . VlscouNTs— , Probr, 1-Itmvick, and Sidmouth. co a NTs—Holtne's and Stroganoff. Lonos—Grenville, H. rutty, Kinnaird, St. Helen's, Cathcart, Erfkine, and Ellenborough. Baron de Mattzahn. A nArs—Sir ovr Curtis 3B Domet. - Si s—l . Craig, S. CL-tterel, ...
... Lords Grenville, H. Petty, • Kinnaird, St. Helen's, Cathcart ; Erskine, and Ellenborough ; Baron :de Maltzahn ; Admirals Sir Roger Curtis and Dornet; Sirs J. Craig, S. Cotterel, and W. Curtis; Generals Crawfurd and Gray; Major - General Oakes; and Messrs ...
... the Karl of Loqgfind, the Duchess , ?? V: , r ?? v | l ?? ; the Bishop of KiHaloc, on a '«■!• :,i!li . Sir Robert and Lady Crawfurd; Sir live- kV departures. n u ke of N«rf*» lk > ?? rfav from Carlisle, for . ; Tra' f tlie t() fH;rn.vvickc, and tiie ladies ...
... our stock will be exhausted, a;,d an un-, favourable time of the year approaches for fleets sailing. Our Commander, Colonel Crawfurd.ll,,s not yet arrived ; hut t olonel Stewart, our Adjutant General, has. The farce here consists of Otis Dragoons, by I.t ...
... Alexander Sibbald, Wapping-itreet, flop-feller, June 9, 23, July 14, at to. Atton4es, Meflis. Smith and Setree, Great Sr. Helen's. Davenport Sedley, London-wall, monev-fcriliener, June 6, 13, July 14, it 11. Attorney,. Mr, Brown, Bride-lane, Fleet-ftreet ...
... Westward. The Maisters, AR QHRR, ELLBAN4, Emily, Thames, -, and. Catherine, Tor Guernsey, frOcrt the Downs, tire put into St. Helen's Roads. Sailed the Resiciarice Frigate, Capt. ADAtir; far the Mecliterealican. The Hardy Gun-brig, Lieut. tilke9 Convoy tp ...
... d which are to form a brigade, under th e comman d o f at 26,000, f which two regiments of horse and some Colonel ROBERT CRAWFURD. The embarkation is to ini'antry had taken an eastern direction, with the de- take place at Dover, and the. point of time ...