... His Majeftv's (hip 0 t»cy on Tliinfdiy.chaced. 5 armed veflels under the batteries of Boulogne, and began a heavy firj upon them ; when fotitf batteries opened udqi her, two of them with red-hot (hot, and tiie wind falling, (he was ex- pofed to an inceflant ...

... * Windfor Corporation, per arm. iccl.* Freemafuns at Kingfton-upon-Hull, per.-annum, 501. * Lord Curaon'a Servants, 301. Ss. 6d.* Fire Side Society, eleven members, Black Boy a*>d Apple, Charing Cross, 301. * Lord Cardigan's Servants, aBL 141.* Invalids ...

... wark upon Trent, on the prefentation ot Sir Roger Newdigate, Bart. The Rev. John Williams, LL,R. Canon Re- fidentiary at St. David's, is ?? to the Arch- deaconary of Cardigan, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Vincent. The Rev. Rpbert James Carr ...

... were both reprieved. At Leicefter, John Jobnfon, convicted of ftealing a quantity of fifh out of a pond appertaining to tht Hon. Richard Auguftus Butler Danvers, was ordered tobe tranf- ported for feven years. — John Crowder, convicted of ftealing one ...

... the Rev. John Jones, Rector of Johnfton cum Steinton with Bofttorton, Pembrokelhirt?, and Chaplain to Ld. Cawdor, to the Stall at Brecon, held by the late Archdeacon of Cardigan. On Thurfday the a cth of October died at Margate, the Rev. John Cooke, M ...

... after a confutation of forty minutes, returned the following verdict 1 — . James O'Coigley— CUl LTY. Arthur O'Connor, John Rinoj, John Allen, and Teiir- miahLeary—NQT GUILTY. Silence being proclaimed in Couit, Mr. Juftice Boiler obfervtd, that there was ...