... the issue of which die heir at law of a man born deaf and dumb recovered hi? parental estate, 1 situate in the county of Cardigan, South Wales. Lewes wool fair was numerously attended by the Staplers from London, and other parts, who bought up the wool ...

... that he .requests his Holiness to chuse his Envoy in the same manner as ii he were sent by a Power that had 300,000 men under arms. On the 3d ult. an Adjutant from the Grand Vizier brought to Sultan Selim, at Constantinople, the keys of Alexandria!; they ...

... Thos. Smith, Derby, worsted-spinner. — T. Cook, Much Cowarn, Herefordshire, farmer.— John Cos, Chure.h-street, Hackney, oilman. — I. Barnesley and Joseph Smith, St. John Bedwardine, Worcestersh. morocco shoe-manufacturers. Saturday, Tan. 13. R. J.Lambc ...

... Fortcseue, Col. Orchard. Cockermouth, R Ward, Jas. Graham, Esqrs. Ciithero, Hon. John Cust, Hon. R. Curzon. Cambridgeshire, Lord C. S. Manners, Mr. Yorke. Cardigan, Hon. John Vaughan. Dunwich, Lord Huntingfield, S. Barne, Esq. Dorchester, Francis Fane, C ...

... Bachelors in D'evinlty — Rev. John Sampson, ?? ; Rev. Wm. Winthrope, of :. John's college ■ Rev.Wm. Holmes, of Em- RackAors in Medicine.— -Mr. Thomas Young, i ?? Mr. T. Browning, of Emanuel-coll. Mr. Sm. 11. Williams, and Mr. John StancUffe, of fe-aill. Mr ...

... Sir Charles Davers, Bart, j John M.Theobald, Esq. Sir Robt. Harland, Bart. I Matthias Kerrison, Esq. Sir Wm. Rowley, Bart. » John Revett, Esq. Sir Harry Parker, Bart, j John Vernon, Esq. Sir T. fiery Cullum, Bart. | John Benjafield, Esq. Sir Gilbert ...

... hundred and fifty guineas. The Baltic fleet sailed on Thursday after. noon from theNore, under Convoy of theMeN cator, John, and Lord Bldon armed ships. _ consisted of lie sail. The naval force in the different depot at Bou. logne is said to exceed 1 500 vessels ...

... men, by the armed brig Grenada, Lieut. Baker, on the 16th prece- ding. Also a Letter from Lieut. Blow, of the 'Chareer gHin-biig, .taring his having captured the De Zenno, a small cutter privateer, from Flushing, carrying 13 men and small arms. Saturday ...

... Holmes the Virgin. J. Flowerdew Mr. John Jeffes W. Webb, Gent. John Firman John Kent Mr. Tim. Cun- Thomas Pitts James King ningham - Ale_. Rayner Sam. Moore J. Sheldrake John Stiles Wm. Newson Reymer.ton. RobtrSewell John Rix, of Rev.W ...

... she bilged. The government cutter North was driven upon the rocks under Fort Ostenhurgh, and is lost. Saturday sennight Mr. John Mirehouse, a resectable yeoman, of Missike, in the parish of Loweswater, Cumberland, invited between SO and 40 of his friends ...

... By JOHN REYNOLDS, At the Swan Inn,. Harleston, on Wednesday, i the 19th of February, 1606, at Six o'clock il tbe Afternoon, (subject tosuch Condi ions. of $de as will then and there be (produced) by Order ...

... jun. Newman-street, Oxford-street, grocers.— T. Luckhurst, Canterbury, draper. — John Letdham, Matlock, Derbyshire, innkeeper. — John Rigby, Wigan, Lancashire, currier. — John Parsons, Neath, Glamorganshire, ironmonger. — Joseph Shaw, Heights, Yorkshire ...