... M. P. T. I OCKSEDGE, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORG- BROWN.Esq J KERRIDGE, Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY.Esq I). ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK. Esq. &ALEX ANDER. jr. Esq C. HAMMOND. Fsq. ROB. TROTMAN, Esq. Mr. C. BLOMFIELD JOHN SPOONER, Esq. —R. BRADDOCK 7. B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS. MAULKIN HEN. SEF.KAMP, F.sq. kOB. MAULKIN Mr. JOSEPH I'OOSI-.V NATH. L.SCOTT S. riiORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. JOHN HEAD r T*I!E ...

... the leading particulars of which ap- peared in our as . t we ek's paper, and as they are great length it would occupy too much of our room to repeat the same. Jjva letter received at Falmouth from Lhbon, by g mercantile house, it is said that 412 of the British troops were killed at the re-capture of Jjaenos Ayres. A vessel from Rio Janeiro, ar- r-ved at Lisbon, confirms this report. It is ...

... 1. THE Managers of this Society, having seen an Advertisement in the Country Papers, holding out a new mode ot specifications for insuring FARMING STOCK, Respectfully inform the Public, that they have had the same under their serious consideration, and are of opinion that, were they to adopt this scheme, it would not only intrench o;i the principles on which Fire In- surances have been founded ...

... not commenced its no ofher diplomatic personages ?? his Lordship and Joseph Bonaparte h . v j n ...

... mmittee having received the Esti- mates and Appraisements of each Sufferer's loss by this Fire upon oath, and examined and allowed the same, which amount in tbe whole to the sum of 6701. 45. yd. (no part of which was insured) and hav- ing also prepared a proper Petition, which is authen- ticated, and ordered to be presented and circulated for collecting the charitable donations of the public, ...

... genuine Household Furniture of the ?? late Mr. W. HATTEN, of Great Finbo- Rough, Suffolk, deceased; consisting of excellent leatherbeds and bedding, 4-postbedsteads with va- rious furnitures, mahogany dining 'and other tables, double and single chests of drawers, exceeding good 8-day clock in wainscot case, sweefbeer casks, brew- ing and washing capers, dairy utensils, kitchen and backhouse ...

... and for the said county of Suffolk, on Wednesday the lltb day of July, in tbe year four Lord 1804, before Samuel Kilderbee, Clerk, Brampton Gurdon Dillingham, P!sq. John Higgs, Clerk, George Turner, Clerk, William Carthew, Esq. Justices of our said Lord tbe King, assign al to keep the Pe-.ice. in and for the said county.— And also, ?? THE Justices of the Peace assembled at these Sessions, ...

... Parliament to the 15th of January, which day, it will certainly meet for the dispatch of business. Tuesday evening, at five o'clock, the J'lince of Wales left Carleton House for Bath, where he arrived next morning, at I.ordThuiiow'shouse,inGt.Puheney-s treet, and returned to town the following day. Dr. Heberden's late residence at Windsor, some time since purchased by his Majesty, js fitting ...

... waited upon by the r^rnoration, who presented the King with „ uldst loyal and affectionate Address. — he lloval Party afterwards dined with Sir •jarry Burrard Nealf. His Majesty was in jji-rh- health and spirits; and was every v here received with the loudest acclama- tions of all ranks bf his subjects. Their Majesties arrived safe at Windsor on Friday. On the 20th ult. the Dorset ...

... and Sophia, rjukes of Cumberland and Cambridge, Earl 'Iton, Lord Dundas, Colonel Taylor, the fleers of the German Legion, anil several at- ndants, walked upon the Esplanade, Wey- ritb f°r a considerable time. >e_t morning there beinj; a strong north- sterlvwind, prevented the Royal Family from -barking- in the royal yacht, for a cruise ; the ?? riin'ling very high, which alarmed the jeen aud ...

... the Oxford Blues in Windsor (.heat Park. The Princesses Sophia and Amelia rode on horseback by Cumberland Lodge. Her Majesty and the other Prin- cesses took an airing to Frogmore. Same day Sir George Rumbold paid his respects 'to his Majesty., at Windsor. Wednesday afternoon their Majesties, the TJiike of Kent, and Princesses, honoured Lady Ilchester with a visit, at her house in Windsor. It ...

... Esq. Bart. ?? P.- T. COCKSEDGE. Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN,Esq T. KERRIDGE, Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY.Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK, Esq. S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq C. HAMMOND, Esq. ROB. TROTMAN, Esq. ROB. MAULKIN, Esq. JOHN SPOONER, Esq. Mr. C. BLOMFIELD J. B. SMYTH, Esq. R. BRADDOCK HEN, SEEK AMP, Esq. JOS. MAULKIN Mr. JOSEPH TOOSEY NATH. L.SCOTT ■ S. THORNDIKE — -T.DICKONSON. JOHN HEAD ...