... we ob- served the Duke oF Puccleuch, the Mlarquis of Clanri- carde, the Earl of Clarenden, the Earl of Devon, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl ofZetland, Earl Fitzwilliam, Earl Dalhousie, Lord Langdale, Lord Campbell, Lord Beaumont, &e. Twelve of the Judges ...

... samie phsenomenon was PI ?? observed in the morning a few feet teom she s5ame spot. I0 p. -French Paper, bi sif At the late Cardigan Assize, a dereendant in onse at of the eases which stood oss his Lordship'js paper, pre- ol- sented in the most delicate ...

... Westbourn, after a short illness, Mr.John Woodusan, in his Wi1th year, mainy years Church. wardens oi' that parista, beltoved by his children, assa respected by his neighbours. Died, on Sunday ]last, at ltumbolds..wyke, Alr. John Read, (after a 6hort Hilaes) ...

... rs, that it will fec be well always to look to their actions and not to their tiaj words. Ballasteros is represented as in arms egainst pul the Royalist authorities. Be is saidl to have caused Eu papers to be circulated at Cabri, which have produced det ...

... mu Lambert, H. Lambeet, E. S. RUthven, - Chap. Ilife 3man,, R. Al. O'Ferrall, O'Conor Doii, R. Power, N. P. Leader, James Grattan, A. Walker, W. Blackney, J. Bodkin, D. Callaghan, A. Dawson. of1 a A new writ was ordered on Tluesday ;in the con room of ...

... ,*lgaQuatbtity of' silk m ercery; \Villiani Fitz anti John is hoefor passing base rtonay, eta be transported fisr a .t 1 ytcs aren Jate Jhstmn, for stealing watches difrom Sir. Jamaison, and John Mac Sheen, for stealing a. bin ii goose from Sirs. Martin ...

... Morlaix. - re. The famous commtrcial military traveler, Se 'le baftian i, is to have a General's command in the Ind French Arm'iy in Holland.' sX-, Private letters received by the laft pverland ex.. 4er. prefs from' India-llare, that -Holkar lol} a g ...

... directions to inform the D- French, that all the prisoners in his power would be; g, answerable for the lives of his. companions in arms, he who were all sbdi'd6rs, and entitled'to the treatment h of such aswe'ljias any in the hostile armies.- A cartel boat from ...

... id Barbadots with a cojavovs frotr Englad n naep~~ t-toi sail train thencce vitfi the shipa bt~uud to Jamaica, our r, The John-atn~~d Jamries, Filger, from Landon to the. Seati !r Senks and back, is toialin- last rouad Cape Horn,, the ca.p' tam is arr ...

... iorlytlay occasions.-I nverness Couriet. P 05 .OWv LsctAp or LoReD JOHIN RuS SELL.- n 1 I lltsd thee 6th itistat, Lord and Lady John i Gdttt Li'it t wo of their ciildren left Campbell's thestathe ioel. ioiriitrz, for Edinburgh. When at eiciltolas Iis lordship ...

... good he and efficient local government is certain.-Globe. h Letters of license have been given by a royal St decree to Air. John Brooks, of Manchester, for the fin- fo portation for ten years of two machines for weaving two peces of cloth at the same time ...

... day; Sir J. tPI ScArlett moved for a rule to show cagse why a criminal o information, should not be filed against the Rev. John Glarret, of Hereford, under the, following circumstances. o The person for whom bie moved was Mr. J. H. Sy. ~ mondls. late ...