... lint. ASSAM, roWHIR i. CAPITAL INN TO LET. 4a nig ?Weary akar at o'clock. as a pour meows was pig to Isserpool. with chdd iA arm she was two cods. who prvested a pisbl. trrabliel her 'fa bo..die of wear apron% oae posed sties shillings. Thomas Singsby. ...

... firmoesa and constancy worthy a better cause ; but every reviewed attempt elided in disappointment. whsle the lashes from the fire-arms of the insurgents served to direct the guards us their aim. For a b out moot , that eat continued with 1211diStill. ished fury ...

... Gramm 'Ti. Chaper being opened in 4.. form. larotroarrt-Geo. Wrlkain Koppel roes sarrodoced byre/ern Lord Cochrane and &enema Grattan.. The two junior Raif ioe r VW. they bovirog retired far that porposr.accomi by Proocis /Lap. [)s pay Windsor Heralti, bas ...

... DIVIDEND. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the d ILL HALL, se the mewl of Willow and Adftrowis she Chessale.:E r s ir eed Crydes JOHN HALL. law the wee . I. . deemed. Weed se /MAL of dw Menke nine and received hen hoe Lwow re Mete. et the bare in lerteiverlieedel ...

... *renal stro ll__ nor Petition' nave urea se at f r o ' Mu . I brilliant victory reed over Marshal Bnchet. ie WE, JOHN MACH ELL and JOHN R. I. WITHER/DGE. Secretary. downed. coovalcseents. The allied army ranaintd in petition on the lath, and other towns ...

... Teem iteleseuree.-Ale Illesday last, one of the numerous and respectikireomipseses ever essetabled in Kendal diesd at thcKhey Arm be, so celebrate the lase happy swam et Chew *Win end her Allies is every pan at Grope, ea which occasion our worthy Mayor, ...

... Of lieatb-beed aliecp be:.•t;iortotbe Ail which Premises fez - el,' the raid Wmcl •r• Uadta ire on. la them rotpattoo of Mr. John liatruw, at tuner Tit Fataut au* be viewed b appiyieg at Ttsaraiee Heed ellaresa4. voters a pt.& thereof Y Jr tom:Decks weber ...

... indeldr.l to the said Estate, are torthuoth to pa) immediately what tl.cv severally our, to Mr. Joseph Corothu site, and Mr. John Waterhouse, Assignees to the said ti,muel Wen r. house, otherwise actions writ be cumntroeed tor the re. overt , thereof. Fete ...

... neighbourhood. Mr. Grattan retired, quite exhausted, to his carnage, which waited for him at the extremity of the Abbeylane. was attended by Mr. H. Bushe, Mr. Grattan jun. Air. Guinness, Lord Ciaremont. &c. are happy add, that Mr. Grattan has nearly rccenered ...

... no money), and, secondly, for having stolen several articles of saddlery, (the property ...

... no money), and, secondly, for having stolen several articles of saddlery, (the property of Mr. John Dodd, Penrith), which were found in his trunk. Mr John Chapelhow, stationer, Appleby, has succeeded to the office of Postmaster* in the room Captain Airey ...

... the duties of their office at the last election for that 1 city. _ Mr. Grattan's resignation of his seat for Dublin is hourly expected, on account of his declining health. Mr. Grattan has already commenced canvass of the citzens to succeed his father .^-M ...