... and from Shields, Young ; Happj Return, from Arundel, Lillywhite ; Forty:le': Increase, Walton ; Irish Miner, of and from Cardigan, laden with butter, for London, Nicholls ; Thomas and Mary, from Blackney, with bark, for Leith ; Hope, of London, Goddin ...

... the Duke of Ktrer, we un- England this spring. The in will, meanwhile, he lift with to, at present second in com, with Sir John Callender, Bert. and .bereroniby, and several other pastt I)ovcr from Calais, on . flitirsd.:y. who was a Lieutenant at the ...

... -street, the Lady of Sir John Murray, Bart. of a son and heir. Yesterday marning of a son, at their house in Piccadilly, I%s. Mackay, wife of Mr. John Mackay, oilman. MARRIED. On the a4th instant, at Bermondsey-church, Mr. John Milner, of Morley, woolstapler ...

... of a prince, and the tyranny of French. Republicans. French intrigues always precede French invasions; the moment England armed, France plotted, and a legion of emissaries were the forerunners of an army of soldiers; hence the irresolutions, the cont ...

... satesfaCtory to the Orieilletv. The contests about Mr, Grattan's picture, in the College of Duftn, are ' fresh in every recollection. This day it was up, next day it was token down: that Mr. Grattan had no certainty of a moment's possession of this high ...

... *nosinor of the British nation, and reflected tiunal Manson the reputed of the British arms. t the Thanks of this Court be given to Major General Frederi..k St. John, for his roJrage and -tooling-as in 'ailing the 'Botha the Commander in Ch lei in I's ...

... Banbury. Waseca's. and Radnor march by Sti.:tford, upon ia` oath, Glamorgan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, of Cardigan, march by Gloucesterc remaining part of Cardigan, upon Butfurd. only of the establislinielit of each corps di be called upon to march out of their ...

... row, Lon lon, and John Deitrielt Lubbrcu, and William Lodi, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, factors, at one, at Guildhall, Londe.. Nov. 10. John Harmer, of Stioud, Gloucester hue, clothier, at eleven, at the George lan, Stroud. Nov. i 6. John Gwynn, ofAlborne ...

... LEY TA Y Los, Esq. by Arms his wife. daughter of w en, and sister to Fe ANCIS POPO/44f, both of Littlecott aferesaid, Esqrs. deceased), His Royal Licence and Authority, that he and his may take and use the Surname, and bear the Arms of Po, siAil, in addition ...

... born in August. 1796. Her mother .was of the Lowther family, afterwards married the laze Sir John Ramsdell of Byratn. Bart. of which marriage the present Sir John Ramsden, and Mrs. Weddell, the nearest and dearest friend of her beloved sister, are the only ...

... an Alderman in the room of Lundy Foote, Fsq. deceased. The four sent down to the Commons front the board of Aldermen were, John Cash, A. B. King, Drury Jones, and Jeffery Foot, Esqrs. Mr. Jones resigned hi. pretensions on this rasion, indulging at hope ...

... diversion of stag-hunting on account of the frost. This day Her v and the PRINCESSES are exiv!tcted at the Queen's klouse. JOHN SPICER, Esq has arrived at his house in Seymour-place, from his seat in fledfoldshire. Sir J aides St EWA wT, M. P. fur Donegal ...