... Tower of London. sd Battalion of the Regiment of Foot—Enfign Thomas P. Mitchell to be Lieutenant, vice Macphcrfon, deceafed ; Volunteer Francis Wilkinfon to be Enfign, vice Mitchell; Jame, Menzies Clayhills, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Carnegie ...

... American Ship JB&E^' WILMINGTON, JOSEPH MITCHELL, Mafter, -if^t^fciJau. Burthen about 300 Tons, is Philadel- phia built, and las Accommodations for Paflengers. — For Freight or PaiTage apply to Captain Mitchell ; or to Ratbhone, Hughes and Duncan. * Liver ...

... Biandford, Mrs. H. Johnston. , In the .Course of the Evening, the following Songs by Mr. IricleJon, Black Ey'd SussV and » The Death of the Race Horse To which will be added (not aded this season), the Comic Opera of NETLEY ABBEY. Tickets to behauof Mr ...

... principles, admits all Po- I iiies on Freehold Property, in case of the death of the n I7Isured, to cover the parties to whom the same may y legally descend, from the time of such death until the p next payment of the policy shall become due. I I This Office ...

... Perth., - Megget, Dalkeith. re - Swapp & Co. Dundee. - Fotheringham, Dun- so - John Allan, ditto. fermline. In - Afiderfon & Mitchell, - Palmer, Kelfo. re Abtrdeen. - Coke, Leith. h) - Lyon &c MIintoli, In- - Craigie, Montrofe. he ivernef. -Browning, Paifley ...

... division some time aftec us.” >• Miss Robertson, the dextrous heroine of Blackheath, who appeared so much distressed at the death of her imaginary mother, refused, it seems, to acknowledge her real parent, wrho is in an hhmble state of life, when she protented ...

... received judgment of Death, and Wm. Talbot fourteen years' transportation. ''The fentence of the former was changed to tranfportation for life. At Winchefter Affizes eleven prisoners were capitally convicted, end received fentence of Death, viz. R. C. WYilliams ...

... Garret Bussell to th-. rectory ,an of ~e-Afort!, in this counzy, onl the presentation o'f nit Joseph Bussell, Esq. void by the death of the Rev. -ed Richard Freke. to Last Saturday was married George Follett, of this nly city, esq. to Miss Ann Moor Mliltord ...

... Wm. Roberts and Sarah Hay nes,-, OF,„ . liourivreakilig ; H. Edge, T. Parnell, 'J. Yatmati, and T,..Snvith, for sheep-stealing, were capitally , convicted, and 're: ceived sentence-of death; but were .all reprieved before the, Judge. left the town. Sarah ...

... Bengal Indiaman, recently arrived from India, lost Mr. Mitchell, her third of- ficer, shortly after her quitting England, on her outward-bound passage, under the fol- lowing circumstances : — -Mr. Mitchell, while employed in superintending the stowage of the ...

... the same to the use of his last Will. That Palmer on his death entered, and was admitted, and rec6ved the Rents till he was turned out by the Sheriff, under a Writ of Possession. That after the death of Roger Sider, John, and Mary Bloomfield, who claimed ...

... crriTLESS the liv'tl till three fccre : But now pcor HANNAIi 1) nO MORL ur n. EPIT/IPII ON .1 T„ITLOP. HERE lies a Snip, Whom Death dii nijf, And, a'n, cut coo clever : his iong jbeers He clip: his v eus— And cabbas'd him for, vier t. A gentleman having lately ...