... draperv correfpond, richly embroidered, terminating with a tafi'el. Mantua brown velvet elegantly embroidered. Countejs f Cardigan—\ brown crape body and train; fleces richly embroidered and trimmed with gold, point lace, See.; petticoat brown crape, ...

... that, inftead a peace, we had only an armed truce ; and (hould that be'the cafe, he mud exprefshis forrow for having been an admirer peace and plenty; for were now to have a peace, while hemmed round with an armed force, and plenty without bread. Capt ...

... Reftor of that parifh, to Mifs Medlicott, daughter of the late John Medlicott, Efq. Moortown-houfe, county of Kildare, Ireland. Died.] the 15th ult. at Oporto, in the 76th year of his age, John Whitehead, Efq. 47 years his Majefty's conful at that place ...

... SNITTERBY, in the County of Lincoln, lying and containing together 23 A. 2R. P. and now in the Tenure or Occupation of Mr. John Kelfey. The above are Tithe free, and exonerated from Land Tax. For Price and further Particulars apply NICHOLSON, Attorney ...

... rich draperies of embossed silver, looped with silver chain and tassel; body and train of silver tissue. The Countess of Cardigan. —One of the richest dresses Court.- Crape coat covered over with silver spangles in shell-work, with the snail crape entirely ...

... said prison. W. L ...

... victualler, d. and c.—Francis Henry Christin, John Calvert Clarke, and Charles Bowen, of College-hill, city London, merchants and copartners.— John Coward, of Ulverston, co. Lancaster, ironmonger, A c.—John Heyes, of Wigan; co. Lancaster, linen-manofacturer ...

... O'Reilly, acting lieutenant, wounded in the leg.*John t rederick, ordinary, badly wounded in the thigh.*James Clever,able, badly wounded the knee joint *Henry Bibby, ordinary, badly wounded through the body.*John Hornsby, able, badly wounded through the lungs ...

... Majesty sprung from into the arms the Em•peror. They embraced for some time without speaking, but not without tears in their eyes - and ever) after thev hud proceeded *og -ther hand hand, th- Emperor again threw his arms round his Majes'y's neck. The ...

... by the extraordinary offence of these unhappy men, lurs been altogether disappointed. It wa's intended to have first tried John O'Day , a soldier, years of age, by trade a weaver, charged the oath of Hugh Dcnelly, with feloniously administering to one ...

... noured rne with placing under commam . . The boats succeeded in capturing nine chassC marees, two of them bearing pendants, and armed with two four pounders and four swivels; the crews of the whole having taken to their boats, and escaped to the shore with ...

... itchfield Lodge, Esq. ■Suffolk —John Vernon, of Nacton, Esq. Surrey —James Mangles, of Woodbridge, Esq. Sussex— William Stanford, of Preston, Warwickshire —Postponed. Wiltshire —John Holton, of Grittletob, Esq. Worcestershire —Sir John Packinglon, of Westwond ...