... half as tall; Whatever one swears to, the other declares too, Yet neither one cares to what case it may fall: There 's Master JOHN BENETT, just drove to the Senate, As hot in the cause as the horse in his hand; While just as cool is, as any great fool is ...

... BOOKER, Sutton, Surrey, horse-dealer. Solicitor,. Mr. Richard Itirkman Lane, Golden-square. JOHN EDMANS, Warwick-lane, cheesemonger. Solicitor, Mr. Butt, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. _ _ ROBERT 'FULLER, Reigate, Surry, shopkeeper. Solicitors, Mr. Nettlefold ...

... BANKRUPTS. JOHN FOX, Birmingham, plater.—Messrs: Clarke, Richards, and Metcalfe Solicitors, Chancery-lane. and JOEL GEORGE_YOUNG, Am.tin-Friars, wine-merchant i.—Messrs. Van Sandau and Tindall Solicitors, Dowgate-hill. SAMUE L 6LLSFFITi, Liverpool, tea ...

... WITH ALL -DISPATCH, FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH WALES, the fine fast sailing \ Brig JOHN DUNN, 4: 1. burthen 200 tons, SUTHERLAND MACBETH, Commander; lying in the London Dock. Has good accommodation for Passengers.—For freight or passage apply ...

... deceased was up. , wards of 70 years of age. EXETER..—On Sunday evening last, as the wife and youngest (laughter of the Rev. G. Russell, Wesleyan Minister of Exeter, were walklug near the canal at Stamford Pereral, the child was suddenly missed by her mother ...

... the captors, . i l n st o o rd f e J r un to e thatframe . n to a question ceution.--Mr. Secretary CANNING on . triti.l.°l Russell) said, the amount of the claims made by the snetz creditors on Spain to the Commissioners, were abou it t . 2,01 . 0 :1 092 ...

... linen-draper, July 30—William Young, and John Renard, Down's wharf, whartingers. August 13 —Qatar•ton Levitt, Kingston-upon-hull, merchant, August I—John Stubbs, Haxey, Innholder, August I—John Bell, Pocklington, John Fotherley Bell, Sculcoates, merchants ...

... was insensible ' and the other, 0 7 t he , ; yelling, was declared the victor', d was 'i - 01 0e ,:' triumph. But not so with John Plat!. a 5 , 5 , 5 1a 5t ,': a re f s e t w ore m s i e n n u s te ib s. ilit n y, e a n n e d ve a r m sr e o d k ic e a o ...

... upwards; Bst. bib.; mares and geldings allowed 3113. The second horse to receive 20gs, Heats two miles and a quarter.—Mr. Russell's Li. c. Caccia Piatti,. 4 yrs, 1 1; Hr. B. Peter's h. Bugle, by Asmodeus, 5 yrs, 3 2; Mr. Lainbtoa'a b. h. Dresden, aged ...

... Marlborough, 0 , til„ cl or,, r i tio' o gltt o f Jos. Munden, Esq. of Bet nard-street, Russel- ssard , o f p r a 'std s o rdij. isa bella , ,4, i o r 0 Rev. John Lafont, to Eliza, eldest daughter of 30ghte J. R 9th instant, obert Jameson, Esq. to Anna ...

... INSCRIPTION. -.4 On the XVII. day of June, MDCCCXXV. at the request of ibe-Bunker-Hill Monument Association, the most worshiptul John Abbot, Grand Master of Masons in Massachusets, did in the presence of General Lafayette, lay this corner stone of a monument ...

... Colonel John B. Parker Brevet Major Henry C. Russell, vice Gamble; Second Captain Joseph Darby, vice Munro; Brevet Major Emund Y. Walcott, vicerock IQURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, Warehouse, it.fi 107, - STRAND, Corner of Savoy Steps:, London.—JOHN BURGESS ...