... Choice Collection rf ' ' I STRAW LEGHORN, e«c «!!•' HATS & BONNETS I. . Of ennre new __bape« — >r ei?;n ri..; ?? -.ne JOSEPH ii IT, the NORWAY BONNET tl - HF a VEX 9LOOCH, the GRECIAN SHADE, ie \7 I These, aad every other Ar-ic 1 . m the ?? ¦YT T ...

... Mic- douald's Chamberlain, at Kingsburgb, by Sconser m Skye, or to Mr Cauipbeil, W. S. St Jamc's Spaare. Edinburgh. MONEY TO BE SUNK. ~~ ' To be laid out for the Purcliase of aii Annuity. ANY SUM from cc-riL to 70cl Sterling. Apnly to Joseph Ca-ivLn. writer ...

... 777 ?? -?.77- 7 eeioued !*/ reports ini'idielh. c:rc::l.tcj7 witii a 7777 To c- -ti - .- tivti'7'v T.rTi ?? Tf ?? Chamberlain, to the perfon who ?? dei:; the .eerie c -ci i:-.i 7i fir': 'i * 7 :-.7 ' ' ?? ff : po tatoes oV i'-7 c'.7.7'i7 , ?? ...

... Particulars will be inserted In a future advertisement. In the meantime application no, he made o Mr Cmnbeil, Lord Macdanald's Chamberlain, at Klugs- burgh. by Scoiiser in Sieve, ir to Mr Cam-bell, Sr J MAP Oh HADDrtNGTONSHIKE. 1 Ttrail AM HdRRESt, Laiid-ca^veyor ...

... Knight of the Golden Fleece, Grand Crofs of the Royal Order of St Stienna, and of the Order of St John of Jerufaleni, Chamberlain, prefent Privy Counfellur of his faid IL- perial and Royal Majefly, ?? of Confurences, and Vice-Chancellor of his Court ...

... con- tradting have named for their l len'potenti. aries, on the part of the Emperor, the Sieur Louis, Count de Cobentiel, Chamberlain, prefent Privy Counfellor to his faid Maiefly, and Vice-Chancellor of his Court and State. And of the French Republic, Cititen ...

... Fisher Thns. Pearson John Kennedy Henry Wilson Wm. Master Joseph Foster John M'Morris .Tbos. Mollone Andrew Rubert Robert Briggs Toseph Pratman Joseph Cotterell John Fox Rich. Fairclaw Joseph Moss Harris. Trandell John Lyons Samnel Cherren Thos. Varley ...

... planks, tobe imprisoned s one month, and publicly whipped. Win. Chap.- man and Joseph Parker, charged with sodomy, ;t and Robt. Norman, for theft, no prosecution. a Joseph Redgrave, for perjury, admitted to bail. d No true bill against James Devereux ...

... the Most Noble tan. 9uis Cornwallis a}rived at his seat at Cullorl Bury in gobd health, ?? by 'his on Lord Viscoufit Brome. 'Joseph AbradaV Franklin, gent. is appoint0a an Ensign in ?? reg. of Norfolk inihitia Last wee], Mr. Steward, of Wisliech, wvas appointed ...

... Covent-Garden, vic- tualler, Dec. 23, 26, and Ja-n30, at Guildhalrl. At- torney. Mr. Shetartian,' Hart-street, Bloonsbury. Joseph Sotone, late of Merrey-street, Liverpool, victualler, lDec. 5, 6, anud Jan. S0, at the Globe Tavern. Attorney, Mr. J. Philips ...

... very short time before his death, mar- ried Mrs. Alerry, formerly Miss Brunton. On Sunday the 13Lt ult. as the Rev. W. Chamberlain, Vicar of Melfori Mowbray, was prepiaring to accomnpany some of his ?? to chuich, he fell on the floor and instantly ex- ...

... silver watch from W. Andrews, know- ing it to have been stolen, was sentenced to be trans- ported fourteen years; and Joseph Bradley and Joseph Berry, seven years, for stealing sundry cash-notes and money from Meffrs. Randell and Birch, of Birmingham. ...