... stealilug a silver watch and other ar- ticles; Charles .H:ghes and John Towniy for stealing a time piece, value £4.; G eorge Chamberlain for stealing seven £r. notes ani one £5. note of the Exeter Bank John Heilings for stealing various articles of wearing ...

... persons were sworn, and allowed to he admitted brokers. A considerable quantity I of gold was sworn off for exportation. The Chamberlain delivered in a statement of the produce of I the Orphan's Fund, tip to the Sth of January last, whereupon t the Court proceeded ...

... mrarried, Mr. Robert Goddard, Swvefling, to Mis o lton Wiirlinlgv'or tih Tuesday morning wvas lnorried, at Waalibrook, Mr. Chamberlain, to Mliss Lotft both of that place, Onl Friday the 216th tilt; ji stable and outhouse, itelong- Iug to Mr. S. Bond, of ...

... Prom the LONDONV GAZETTE, Nov. 1. ?? D CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, OCT.20, 1817. I-Ts flsyal ?? the Prince Regent has been pleased in tie name aind onl thelbehalf of his Mlajesty, to appoint Admriral ,air Gcorge Cannpbell, h.C.B. Groon:: of his Majesty s Bed- ...

... FI rom the L6ONDON GA-ZET7TE ?? Of SATURDAY, November 8S 1817. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, No7v.7. - O-BRDERS for tbe Court's going iittd Mourning, on USunday next, the 9th inst.' TbLadies to wear blaek hombazines, plain muslin, or long lawn. crape hoods ...

... leave them there the victims of poverty and distress. We some time since gave the particulars of a mutiny on board the Sir Joseph Banks convict ship, on her passage for New South Wales. It appears, that three of the ringleaders in the mutiny were put on ...

... ihdecline the honour; p~artly frot hit bprofcotionais nagc-I I. 'i'his dav, the Craven Ycomanry 4avlr,. corriniinded by Thomrns Chamberlain, E~sq. (In. the. lb Will muster at Skipton, there to perform their annual 5Sduty of Geven, days. int We ?? that the report ...

... qne becomes a Senior Fellow. Ctr' Buswzss.-Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at -Guildhall, at which the Chamberlain reported, that Joseph, Todd, Eiq. Citizen and Musician, lately erected, Sheriff, together with Thomas loberts, Esq. had paid-the fine ...

... e inl Parliament, ,as unani- unsalmesly chosen to succeed to the otfice. Mr. AlderI daman ,Johs, N. Silver, was chosen Chamberlain; Air., John Fligh't, and Mr. Win. Btitt, Bailifis. An ele- inid goat dinnier was provided at St. J ohn's House, served ile ...

... on the ocicasion t ite -n, A generaI Mititing orf G r~eenlasi~d Ownerr wa; held atn feau *,Thursday-at the Mansion-House, Joseph Egginttin, Esq srer ttr in the Chair,,when -the Report of the Comnmittee aphl9inted in S or to examine into the trransacritIse ...

... Way, of that place, to Ann, second daughter of Edward Hoetin, Esq. of liartland Quay. of At Northlam. on the 8th inst. Mr. Joseph White, of Weswcomb House, near Bideford, to Aliss Penny, only daughiter of Ir. Penny, surveyor of the Customs or atAppledore ...

... cotarse cease, e after the Christmas quarter. Of these the chief a S.are-n s. The EarMof Morton, Lord Chamberlain h Edward Desbrowe, Estlq Vice-Chamberlain is Earl Harcourt, Master of ?? Major-Gererai Taylor, Treasurer and Secretary . Y Sir-Henry Campbetl ...