... carriage wins, ivels, &•:. maimed with as Inets, has ha ought into borer, as a prize to the Crewlmitild revenue cutter. A riNich armed row-boar As been taken off the North id, and broisght into Stairs. A brig laden with tobacco-pipe clay, and two others, le ...

... Afhton, Monday fe’onight was married, Mr. John Hum- phreys, of Carnarvon, butcher, to Mifs Jones, of fame place. Lately was married, in Dublin, Major Martin, of Chefter-caftle, to Mifs Williams, daughter of the late John Williams, efq. Laft week was married ...

... Dundalk, on twenty-one Defenders 3 tw to be traniported ; and ten to be imprifone wee a months, for confpiting to murder Mr. John 3s fix to be imprifoned tor other offencesi—Arthar fHa- gan and Patrick for a confpitacy to murder Mr. M‘Neal, in conjunétion ...

... married, Mr. John johnibn, of Congleton, wine-merchant, to Mifs HiWitch, of Sandbach, this county. Same day w;_s married, Mr. Sandford Grey, of Hodnet, to 2 4 .1& Pritchard, of Prets, Shropthire. Wednelday feanight was married, the Rev. John Olderthaw, ...

... died, after a “Mr. John Clubbe, ery lingerin illnefs brother to Mr. B, Clubbe, of t this city grocer, A few days ago died, at Hampftead in the s2d year of his age, the Hon. Thomas Fitzmaurice, fecond brother of William th: Ton of John the late Earl of ...