... Pownall, Esq. J. Bray, Esq. Richard Bolton, Esq. J. Yates, Esq- Thos. Blackburn, Esq. i1. Grundy, Esq. John Barton, Esq. T. H. Higgins, Esq. Wm. Tlsompson, jun., Esq. T. Turner, Esq. - Greenwood, Esq. A. B. Sheppard, Esq. James Kershaw, Esq. J. J. Stephenson ...

... Cleig,Oldham, victualle PARl'NERSHIPS DIsSOLVU1D LN &NCkfl11tRk J. andl J. Hat'rison, and W, Ileys, Pircock bridge, shopkeepers. -J. W'Idrerid* and C. Teornftoii, Laneaster, cabinet makers-J. Gibson and Co., ijverpool, cu'rriers..-1ates, Brothers, and Co ...

... Gra4iwell; 75 Ids meal, for D and J Dcwhurstt So Ids meal, for J. Hartley. CIjetear, llighain, Dundalk, with 1o tons barley, 35 tons oats, 40 tons meal, for J. Knowles. Slarston, Sumner, Newry, with 490 barl oats, for D and ...

... oats, for D. and J. Dewburst. Agnes, Rymer, from Drogbeda, with grain, for W. Humber. Catherine, Teeling, from Wexford, with 800 brls barley, 436 brls oats, 12 brls beans, W. Garstang. Albion, Peet, from Wexford, with 1253 bels oats, D. and J. Dewhurot ...

... J.1 , MS. -TuaD1 ?? RCI 1, IV , SJT'lURDAY}, MA4RCH IV, IS,131. FOllIGIN INTELI.IGENCE.-At the beginning of the Wtek, were chceredI with intelligence ot important Ad- atingt2e having been gained by ibe Poles over the Russialns, tear Warsaw, in three ...

... Quernmor-pariks. J. Greenwood, Esq., P'aIece-hlouse. EJ L. Halstead, Esq., t-toodl.iouse. If S. Il. Ilaslari, Esq., Burrowhiallt. J. F Hindle, jim'., Esq., Myeistotgh. A E. G. Ilortby, Esq., ElIel. J. C. JotinsoiEsq., Arley. SC T. J. Knowles, Rsq., ticystrm ...

... inclusive, at Miss WIAIMSI. i'S, Cannon-street. \lr ToNies has just returned troms London, where he Ibs actprired titally imoproventents in his milethod of adapting tile ib ie i ?? otlier Artificial Tooth, prevernthig tle effacts od dcayt, &c. Mr. J. has determined ...

... Crookil, front Dundalk, with 2950 loads meal, W. Hnm. her, t 'nd Messrs. Gc ?? 320 Ide meal, D. &J . Dewhurst; 10t btrls baley, Smith and Watson; 20 eons bran, J. Dewburst. Argyle, Richardson, fromt1 Camblecown, with 87 tons potatoes, W. Htrnaber. Ania ...

... Mr. ,ohajorecks, to Miss Atnn Willan, both of Satmt4e. dlar'd.sud Jl.rok . . f on Monday last, Mr. John Breakell, to Miss Mary Smel'f both - ; Mlmowait~tnamsamsmcttO) ' S ; rs-avssity~attlpatnlton, by the 'Rev. ?? Burtsesst Mr. J. Lewt# s-ganc mfrpl toMary ...

... t~i ink tui tilL d(silcrttl. I went;t to I rats tell yott how the law-s Cio ntide, I ,r rt Stitilty wsta il the chatir. 'Thel re tvits the ill eniler tel' 2'ct tiot, tinl one isr N'i iirttn, selo hail brett on ut Comimittee ito ?? d the fillI. It ?? buill ...

... their lives. Miss Foorte's MAARRIAGE WITat LORD HAnRINGOoN. -The Countess of Harrington was born in the year X 7i%, and is consequently in her 33d year. TIhe Earl of Hanisig- ton comnpletert his 51st year on the clay preceding tie nup- tials. Miss Foote made ...

... to c an acciioccurred which had well nigh proved It an aeenll( irt ?? M~r. J. Hargreaves, eabi. it)tjl ser 'ir. ornber jun., cotton-spinner, and Miss l of Coe, together with Miss Wainright, from the service on Sunday evening, in a die vehicle was iupset ...