... EATON PRESCOTT, efleemned a chef d'ceuvrein Naval Ar- chiteftire, was launched from Meffrs. PERRY'S Yard at Blackwall, and named, after the ancient and celebrated refidence of the noble family of the PIERCIES, Earls and Dukes of NoRTrHUT.RMLAt1D, the Ainuick ...

... FREDERICK and Lady FOwxE, by standing spon- sor for their infant soW, at their residence, in York- place. The child was named after his MAJESTY, GEORGE AUtjUSTvs FRE- DERICK. The Baptismal ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. EVERAnD, the Minister appointed ...

... impulse, a courageous queen, full of vengeance, her pretty and interesting daughter, and an ardent searcher after knowledge, named after the celebrated Venetian traveller, Marco Polo, who becomes the partisan of either side, as suits the occasion of thodramatist ...

... London, which maarrisge was ileclireJ null and void by the Prerogative Court, in 1794; and V1iGSIceA, born in V irginia, and named after it at the request of the Conul- sel and Assenthly of Virginia, of which his Lordship, her father, spas then Governor. A ...

... natives of I Eastern Asia are Imagined, in like manner, to originate In the neighbourhood of Mount Altal, and they are named after the Mongolians who inhabit the highest region in that vast chain of bills. The African negroes are derived from i the southern ...

... considerable interest in yesterday's sale.- ide Mr. PHBILLIPS proposed to put it, up at 100 guineas, but only 25 in. were named, after much hesitation. The sale of Mr. HAYNE'S ion prope~rty Iasa been well attended. Among the company Ia the ryroos yesterday ...

... Thishefrigate, beating the flag of Vice-Admilral Legge, and other ships, fired a salute, and manned their yards. The ship named after th c helo of Tiafalgar was in- spected. The Roval parry then proceeded to the aisenial and laboratory, and on their arrival ...

... spectacle called King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, but which might quite as properly, if not more properly, be named after some of the noble animals engaged in the performance, was entirely successful last night; and looking upon it as a mere ...

... directions, who, to revenge herself, in the most exquisite manner, brings him up in the haunts of v!ca under an assumed name, after declaring to Brandon that he shall never know his son till infamy has irrevocably marked him ?? her own. Paul, at an early ...

... about)it; uttless, indeed, we consent to regard poor Dr. Dodd as connected with the aristocracy, because he forged an earl's name. After all, we suspect that the clever and dashingly-written (yet practical and business-like) Sporting .Reviewu is our true ...

... which was then ststainetd ty Zr MA ll, 0 on this occasior transferred to a person whirrtl it wisi.,l v r tiher profane to name after his predecesaor in tbe I - I wliona the less tbit is saidt or heard the hetter tr urritpi'l* the frequenters rf the Kitig's ...

... I have been imprisoned nearly five months, without being brought to trial, because I have not thought proper to give my name after a bill was found against me by a Grand Jury, without one; and this afternoon I was taken before the Grand Jury to be idenljfled ...