... the forces; dated Aby 4. 1813. U- To be Assistant.Commite,~aries-GeneraI to the Forces. a- Deputy Aesistant-Co ?? [Thonmas -Bennett; I ?? 1,83 as Deputy Aasistant.Commissar7General Janmes Coftin; dated I e- ?? 'Depulty AseistaftrniissarieGeneral to the be ...

... prehended in a very forlorn condition; Batty was ti dnext day, and said, the devil was 'in it him, and he deserved to be hanged. His finger was it -injured.-Other evidence, corroboratory of the above, iit rwas ?? was not pot on his ?? n lwas found guilty ...

... London, has had an interview with his Majesty; but that is not the case. The Duke went to Brighton, and sent a letter to Sir Herbert Taylor; but, having re- ceivod no answer, he went to the Pavilion. Now his Ma- jesty declined this interview in these ?? King ...

... diffbrent degrees; but he that there was no man wvho really knew the state Y, and compared the two-the danger of a change, hange, with the danger of standing still, but would 1he latter would be attended with infinitely more acent French revolution (continued ...

... more lives were lost. The number of bodies taken to the Westrininster hospital are, four dead-viz. Louisa Herbert, agedm 1.; her sister (Ellen Herbert,) aged 9; Susan Barret, aged two years and a half; and - Perry, aged eight. Six others are severely injured ...

... the King has - given a subscription of 1001., and the Queen another of 501., towards the repairs of the Chain Pier. . Sir Herbert Taylor bag also subscribed 101.-Brighlon Gatte. u- The freedom of Durham was presented on Wednesday to se Earl Grey by the ...

... Wednesday the King held a Chapter of the Order of the Bath, at Sty James's, for the purpose of investing R Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Taylor with the insignia l of a Knight Grand Cross. His Majesty afterwards held a a Levee. On Thursday morning one of the ...

... chastity from tile minds of the females of the lower class, and afterwards ex- cited them to extortion and to perjury. Nr Bennett was afraid these bastardy clauses would offer a nemv inducement to the fe- wrales to conceal the birth of their illegitimate ...

... a Tory, and E. Shelden, a Reformer. Westmoreland.-Lord Lowther and Col. Lowther, both Tories. Wiltshwre, South.-Hon. S. Herbert, a Tory, and J. Benett, a Reformer. rtk*ire, Ea$(t 1W4.P, ]. Thqmpson) a. Reformer, and R. Betielu a Tory. I ~ > 1 IIRELAND ...

... given to the police, and he was taken in the office of Mr. Bennett, solicitor, Princess. street, where lie was actually waiting to receive another account. M r. Rogers, hop dealer, in Hanging Ditch, proved that ha had paid £1 49. to the prisoner on behalf ...

... knaves;' and 'O'Connell not a rebel, only because he is too cunning and too cowardly to put himself in the way of being shot or hanged, as he ought to be.' Now, if these are to be the Conservative flowers of rhetoric in future, if this is to be the style of ...

... shoild Gosfer'd and Colbornrre (cheers). Arid justice rioild ,aot be done therrm unless Russel, llelherirne, and Peel were hanged alung with threm (great cheering.) Thle young child lately carried off from Baden Ba-- den, as we mentioned before, lsi been ...