... WELLING, KENT. (I i Counties. Bctks Derby Durham Stafford Hereford Lancashire Kent Norfolk Essex Cambridge Rutland Huntingdon Not tl tampion Hants West York Devon Somerset Dorset 3,674,600 648,000 T'O be Lett for a term of four years from Micbael' mat ...

... Abergavenny, Captain John Wordfworth ; Duke of Buccleugh, Captain Thomas Wall; Warley, Captain Henry Wilfon. For Craft and Bay-Chariton, Captain T. Welladvice; Sir Stephen Lullaington, Captain George Gooch; Duke of Montrofe, Capt. Patrick Bent; Dover ...

... neiffior,; te the ADM4I RAL, ched, his O sFIczRs, and Suii-s Co Ia'waVY, by nd to: ' T. G'UES, Itions ArtiM to 'His -R. H. the 'Duke of 'Clarence, Are now delivering, 'at'Nd. ;A, ili-lreet, Portk id, in, mouth. d. ' - A'.Capitai' ROLLlNG-,PRF5S' with' fet ...

... 000 781,440 7-1 do. Lancashire 425,000 1,129,000 6-iOthdo. Kent 893.600 4 do. Norfolk 220,000 do. 320,000 1,240,000 4 do. Cambridge 83,000 443,300 3-iOth.do. Rutland 20,000 103,000 5 2-lOihdo. Huntingdon 50,000 240,000 5 do. Northampton \ do. Hints 200 ...

... Georgc-stfect, Hanovcr-squarc, portrait-painter. , DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. Nqv. IQ. Pratt, of Cambridge, hair-drc.sscr. Nov. fO. Wan Jackson, late of Cambridge, apothecary. Nov, 1L Duuiel Jones, of Bridgend, Glamorgan, shopkeeper. Nov. 6. Elaanor Randell ...

... for the County of Essex, was interred in St. Paul’s Church Yard, Covent Garden, with military honours v by permission of the Duke of York. The procession was very grand. The whole was conducted with the utmost regularity and decorum. The service was performed ...

... in honour the armies of Egypt and Italy. Every Privy Counsellor of the Duke of Wlrtemberg has four hussars quartered upon him at discretion, way military execution, because the Duke has not paid .the contribution levied u-jou him. Government is determined ...

... barrel beer, with the cask, cost only 6d. and lour large loaves of bread were sold tor one penny. From the assize bread lor Cambridge, set the 12th of January it appears, that the middle price of wheat was then only 3s. 4£d. per bushel, and the quartern-loaf ...

... the Common Council of Liverpool, accompany a certificate of the freedom that Borough and Corporation, his Royal Highnew the Duke Clarence, in testimony of his great parliamentary services, on the discussion of the Important questions relative to the African ...

... TtYaswrer to the Company, at their Hall, in Ludgate-street, and may be had of all the Booksellers town an 4 country; Wire’s and Cambridge Slrcct. K*'' ...

... Tuesday, November 4^. L N N. Saturday the King took the diversion hunting, accompanied the Duke of Cumberland, Earl Sandwich, and a number of sportsmen ; the deer at first setting oft' ran swiftly across the Bagshot Road, through Cobham, and getting into ...

... Manchester. Died. —At Steend, in Wiltshire, aged 81, Lord Hugh Seymour, uncle to the present, and brother to (he two late Dukes of Somerset. On the ult. at Great'Hadham, Herts, the Rev, George Buxton, tof Ham, in Staffordshire, a Fellow Worcester College ...