... Highland Laddie, to Mr. John Sid- dell; Benjamin Riley, Brown Cow, to Thomas Cook; Thomas Cook, Tontine, to John ewton; James Hadfield, Star Inn, to Joseph Lingard: SiimP[EURDs' TEA PARTY AND BALI,.-On Thursday the 1st the annual tea party and ball, for ...

... Mr. James Shepard, carder, atill Brow. Mr. Thomas -Armstrong, spinner, ditto, Alr. James Kershaw, weaver, Marple. Mr. James Hadfield, publican, Mellor, Aub-Trea- surer. Mr. Joseph Taylor, shoe-maker, Campstall,. ub- Secretary. BOOT AND SHOEMAgEB, I.ONDOn ...

... HiGH TREASO.Y. lei fbo THE KING AGAINST JAMES HADFIEL.D. pe MIDDLSt X.-Be it rememberc-d, That on MIVonday w next, after the morrow of the Afcenfion of our Wv Lord, in the fortizth year of the reign of our So- an vereign Lord George the Third, by the ...

... they ill, . appear onitheitrial. Above forty WitneesI in all have bin exatlined. M' uidaya ?? of perfons -to ,w, -som James Hadfield I f.. ferred fbr his charaaer, and .pariularly icoi4 . btii, whoni he faiiiliarly called Harry, wepR . uniritlnhsion. ...

... 1inourable Lord I Kenybir, 'and the other of Aq, Judges of our J.ord the King, purporting -to' be the Petition of the Prifoner James Hadfield, fiating, that he flood indifted for High Treafon, to which he was about to plerd Not'Guiity.-*That'he ! was advifed, ...

... fl!t been 'returnd to Parliament, may their success an- Vic celerate the triunmdph of liberty.' Responded to by fol Mr James Hadfield. Song:-' My Emmett's no mcore,' by Samuel Walker.f Seventh toast: -'The ret Notrasal STenR the only luminary-thatenlilhitens ...

... th'ing -was c~onduflred by the AMar' - . qinis; of ?? did nriot, we uinderand, occafion an expen'c'e much exceeding I5001. James Hadfield was yefterday brought into thc Court-of-King's Bench, upon-the motior of iheAt- torney-General, and charged with an indiament ...

... from prejudice. — Rule granted. TRIAL OF JAMES HADFIELD for HIGH TREASON. Thurfday morning, at 9 o'clock, Ld.Kenyon, ' and the three other Judges of the King's Bench, ] took their feats in Court, when James Hadfield, for (hooting at his Majelty at Drury-Lane ...

... MAtNDETt, COONxnAn R td inquest wast held at Chiisworth, in the parish of Glossop, on Ig Monday the 10th instant, on James H-adfield the younger, F aboy aged six years The deceased was with ?? other i' children in the shop of George Harrison, a grocer ...

... VET. C optoin A rthur Judge, f t e l t V c t Ii i e i o t o h Major lin tile Army. o it tWs ni eiet ob Csptain Alxanndor James Hadfield, of thle 37th Rtegimeot Medraw Noatice Infaintry, to ire Major in the Army, in the East Indie$ ooly. Coosniieioo aigoed ...

... I - - - - - - 7 -lptootoccip t.. Yenlerday in the Court of King's Bench, James Hadfield was tried on an indittmineit for High Trea- fon. The Gentlemen on the Jury having been fworn, the Attorney General proceeded to enter on the cafe. He laid, this was ...

... tue bill Drogoono ; Captabt John Douglas, clittle 7311h Vant. MSEMORCANDA. Thpo cottmisston of Birevet iiijor Alexontcer James Hadfield, of the .c~th FL-viioent 51atras Nattir Inanortry, to be Major to thle Army, 2n line Fact lrindu, itas booni Octtdoted ...