... eack, Rev. Mr. Johnson and - f L.;d-v ltev. Mr. Stnith, lmrs. Smith and famzi, )br. Wayet and Lady, -Collins, Esq. and Lad,; Joseph Gurncy,'Esq. and ftamily, R1ev. Mr a31(j Miss Layton, - Moore, Esq. Lady, and fannijv tJ o- g, i sf . 11ev. Mr. Collil:r, ...

... planks, tobe imprisoned s one month, and publicly whipped. Win. Chap.- man and Joseph Parker, charged with sodomy, ;t and Robt. Norman, for theft, no prosecution. a Joseph Redgrave, for perjury, admitted to bail. d No true bill against James Devereux ...

... the Most Noble tan. 9uis Cornwallis a}rived at his seat at Cullorl Bury in gobd health, ?? by 'his on Lord Viscoufit Brome. 'Joseph AbradaV Franklin, gent. is appoint0a an Ensign in ?? reg. of Norfolk inihitia Last wee], Mr. Steward, of Wisliech, wvas appointed ...

... Covent-Garden, vic- tualler, Dec. 23, 26, and Ja-n30, at Guildhalrl. At- torney. Mr. Shetartian,' Hart-street, Bloonsbury. Joseph Sotone, late of Merrey-street, Liverpool, victualler, lDec. 5, 6, anud Jan. S0, at the Globe Tavern. Attorney, Mr. J. Philips ...

... very short time before his death, mar- ried Mrs. Alerry, formerly Miss Brunton. On Sunday the 13Lt ult. as the Rev. W. Chamberlain, Vicar of Melfori Mowbray, was prepiaring to accomnpany some of his ?? to chuich, he fell on the floor and instantly ex- ...

... silver watch from W. Andrews, know- ing it to have been stolen, was sentenced to be trans- ported fourteen years; and Joseph Bradley and Joseph Berry, seven years, for stealing sundry cash-notes and money from Meffrs. Randell and Birch, of Birmingham. ...

... l4armony. Lient. Bahwick is appointed tocommand the 'Sca Fencibles at Wondbridge and Ipswich. ''Tbursday was narried, Mr. Joseph Iron, of Buor,'to Miss Colchestdr, daughter of Mr. Cuo- chester, of this town, baker. Same day was married at All SaintsC ...

... C6- roleals; Mr. Win. Norris, MWr. S. Jackaman, atd M r. B. CaUt, Clavigers; Mr. James Chaplin and Mr.: Samuel Bolton, Chamberlains. The Bungay Volunteers marched into Lowestoft on Saturday last, to perflorm 14 days duty there; they consist of 3 companiies ...

... their Grand Masters and-Chamberlains on horseback. 'fhle carriages and six horses of their Imperial and Royal Maiesties. After their Majesties' carriages followed, on ]orse. back, the Prince De Ligne, representing the Grand Chamberlain ; the Prince De Kaunitz ...

... sat the ministers; on the left the grand officers of the Empire; in the front of the steps, upon stools, were the grand chamberlain and grand.equerry; to the right the grand master of the ceremno- nies; behind the Emperor, and standing,.the grand marshal ...

... master of the ceremonies. 'Behind the Emperor will be the colonels, general of the guard, the grand marshal1-grand falconer, chamberlains, aides-de-camp, pages, the master of the ceremonies, and his assistants. As soon as the Emperor shall be seated, the whole ...

... deep mots ning, With black arfs, ' their hair full dercd, in bags. These were aj- t pointed from the oiffice of the Lcrd Chamberlain, ' 'as usualtnn similar occasions. Ten banners,elevat- ed on staves, and, emblazoned with various qclar- terings of hiis ...