... S detained, and three of the pirates, armed with cutlasses and pis- I tols, went on board the Globe, and plundered her of 1200 dol- lars, provisions, clothies, &c. and ill-treated the crew. The schooner was armed with a long 9 pounder, anmd each, of the ...

... Esq. M.P. to Charlotte, daughter of the late John C. Ramsden, Esq. M.P. and sister of Sir John Wm. Ramsden, Bart. At St. George's, Hanover-square, London, William Beckett Esq. M.P. for Leeds, brother to Sir John Beckett, Bart. to Frances, sister to Hugo ...

... Wrighton and Lewes, gun-maker. GlRI sr, JOHN, of New Brentford, In the- county of 'Middlesex. g2Ooer, d. c., to sur. July 2, at half-pest twelve. and July 30, at ?? eleven. Sol.. 'Hooker, Bartlett's-buildings. Pet. cr., John Purdue, Iliol-sti-eet, Boroughl, ...

... W., fresa. AtSiiilVE'. Sheridan, De Peyster. from New York. sailed 27th ult._Cale. rk donia, and Civerdiale, P;tterson, St. John's. N ?? Con- ir. samble, lRichibucts-lBenry, Rublcy, Prince Edwards Islandi.. of Ruby, Tralet-Prince, Williams, blin he ey ...

... the prisomers, who are said L os halve been armed, and assisted by the morks of a nwighbourr- ,2 ing convent, to break out of prison. Toe attempt was frus- ;f rh tea'cd The inhabitrnts flo.ked to receive arms in greater AtSI nims bers than could be supplied ...

... Rama Aoooantaot, ' • * , LaaTHaa, solicitor. CLirecdiuobuilding*. » John rtrect. I.iverpool. HV MR. JRNKIN. ,he iostant, One o'clock in the afternoon, the Clarendon >om*, B ...

... inlq. London-street. Pet era Lester Alexander and Wmn. Baigett. of Winchester house;, OM1 Bread-strmet, corn factors. TAYLOR, JOHN, of Pedon, in Holderners, in the county of York, corn, coal, and lime-merchant, d. c., to aur. Oct. 22 and and Nov. 20, at ...

... corner of North John-strcet ; the line of build- ings adjoining in Lord-street being out of the perpen- dicular, and these having somewhat settled, gives the sappearance of a division between the two. M r. Hutchins lithographer, North John-street, beingt ...

... clergymen, txnessive their confidence in Mr. John O'Conneii ai their future leader. Mr. John O'C'onneil read his reply, in the course of which he declared himself ready to sacrifice life itself the glorious cause. Mr. John Reynolds, the new and unexpected M.P ...

... I., . I CI' Charles Scott, Esq., J.P.; H. M. Richardson, thte Re. .. .. olonel Dickson, J.P. ; John Irvine, ta Fq.D..JP;Paul Deane, Esq, J.P.; S. Y. John- a C py, Eq,, representative of the E ast GadLdeoDulin ; Arthur Hollmes, Eeq., repre- of30 eeltative ...

... compoeod of armed and disciplined men; but some twelve (seventeen) years ago the present prosecutor, Lord John Kuaaelf, then engaged In course agitation for parliamentary reform, spoke and discussed the doctrine armed resistance. Lord John wrote to the ...

... S-OF INSOLVENCY. APPLETON. John, ironniosger. Ieainslow. NAYLIJR. John, wiredranrer, Mlaieliester. 3M-GREGGOIL. Robert6 grocer, hes.,ter. SAUNDI)ESON, James-.31untague, house agent, llarrison-etrect, Gray's-lnn-roind. COMPTON, John, cbesononger, Great 3M ...