... and he would catch him in his arms ; however, the Ijule boy, in his con- fusion, ran to the flairs, where he fell into the flames, and was burnt to death. to. At the ?? held at. Cardigan on Wed- nefday fe'nnight, John Benjamin, aged only 18 years, was ...

... Vl'l-eo.l, ot 13th native bai. Capt. John Mawbey, and Lieut. J. Z. M. Bitch, 2d ?? bat. Lieut.-.. John Plumer, Win. Hinkman, Jol. Rich-rJlon, Win. Kennie, 13th native bat. Lieut. A. Curt.n_if._js, ol ?? native bat. Capt. John MorJaunt, Licuts. E. Baker and ...

... evening, about a quarter before fix o’clock, Mr. Beard was (topped in Pimlico, near the .water-work*, by two men, who were armed, and with threats, in cafe of refiftance, demanded hia money. Rather than rifle his life, which from their determined manner ...

... Triton, Urquhart; F.fthcr, Prefton, from London, inballaft.—-4th, Ceres, Ottcy, from Lortdon, with goods; Charlotte, Fill; John, Butcher; Adventure, Chambers ; Lively, Artis; Aftivc, Balls; Little Betfcy, Crifp; Gabriel, Clifton, all from London, in ballaft ...

... box is Salilbury boo:, and the hammer cloth is fcarlct, with the arms beautifully .embroidered In gold. The carriage (which is a iwan-ncck) and wheels are painted red and dark blue, John Conyers, Efq. has refigned the command of the Weflern regiment of ...

... obftacles remain, not indeed of a naiuie, tor the whole Mamlo.iK militia, who govern, or rather opprefs Egyp', sot exceed half armed and uudifcipbned banduti. iiut it mull rl.iTiculi, it not impoflihie, to ‘.end provifions 10 an European army a country fo ...

... Bury, - ' - Mrs. Rogers Brandon, • Mr. William Webb Clare, - • Mr. John i'ettit. Clet, • • Mr. John Mann. w am, Mr. Thomas Holman East Dereham, Mr. John Crilp. Kye, . . Mr, John Chapman, akenham, • Mr. William Stokes. H ales wort ii, • Me. Thomas ...

... phyfirian at Greenwich, was over Bexley Heath, in his carriage, he was (topped four footpads. The Doctor told them he was armed and would not robbed ; one of them, however, opened the rheife door, and was {hot dead the fpot; the others ran o!f. This the ...

... vc batfalioii. Noruian VI*1.e0.!, ol tulivc ba'. John Mjwbcy, and Litui. J. L M. Bitch, bat. I.icutG John Pluir.cr, Wm. llinkman, Jol. Ki Wtn. Rennie, native bat. tut. A. o! 18th native bit. Cape. John MorJaunt, Licuts. t. B.tkcr au-l James Teller, artilleiy ...

... Barr.2rJ, John Lancaller, Chriit. Coy, jahn Series. IVoimdtd. Geo. Robinlbu (2d lieutenant), Geo. Norris Smaller), David Valentine (matter's mate), Jas. Dale (mid- lipimn), Grieve Doer, John Pilgrim, Peter Spring, ' John Want, Geo. Dodd, John Smith (ad) ...

... petty officer and 7 fcamen wounded. Diamond, a teamen wounded. Hebe. Mr. John Leagatt (furgeon), and fcaman wounded. Niger. Mr. Long (id lieut.) and 1 fcaman wounded. Syren. Mr. John M'Gutt'ock (midlhipman), and marine killed ; and 2 teamen wounded. Lift ...

... and Robert Hefketfi, Liverpool, corn- merchants. John Richardfon, Grimfarg, Lancalhire, cotton-ma- nufaiturer. Philip Pary,eter, My lor, Cornwall, fur- jteon. John Williajnfon, Bridgnorth, grocer. John Philip De Druchy and Philip Gavey, London, mer- chants ...