... for 7y years. .Joseph Best, for killing Abraham Hall, of Painshaw, by .a blow from a wooden shoe, fined 6d. and to be imprisoned z year. John Young,' for killing John Harkers at Durham, fined 6d. and to be imprisoned 3 months.- . Joseph Joppling, charged ...

... M. De Brantzen, Minister Pleni- potentiary front his Majesty the King of Holland- tVL Verhuell, Councillor of State and Chamberlain to tlbe Kcing of Holland. M. Meyer, Cideva~ nt Minister in France. M. Mysp sen, Consul fi omn Holland at Algiers. Their ...

... re.t giments, and of detachments from some other re- I giments. The King immediately arrived with i his Aides-de-Camp, Chamberlains, &c. he passed through the lines, and testified t6 the soldiers his i satisfaction with the valour which they had dis-c ...

... FOREIGN RJKTELLIGENCE. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. NAPLES, AUg. 7.-A few days ago Joseph Napoleon visited Gaeta, to ascertain the real state- of the place, and to give the necessary instructions for rebuilding the houses that ?? destroyed during the siege ...

... United States. The Bishop of Quebec, bv Mir. Wi.dham, upon his arrival in this cousnr', from Ame- rica. Mr. Rlohenherd, Chamberlain to the Duke of f Brunswick, by Earl Spencer. Nir. Freemnani-, upon beinsg appoloited one of the Secretaries to the Treasury ...

... Shoreditch, Mliddlesex, ctsevsersanger. - Joseph Clark, Wapping 1lighi-streat, AMiddlese., sileal- Isr. John Towvnley, Boston, Lincolnshire, btsooseller. - Jshn Branch, Manchester, bro,er. Robert Chamberlain, Wisbech St. Peter's, Isle of Ely, grocer and ...

... 1il6trmous Cou- pl who ha v e beea too long separa tt, An alc- c de t which ba, peied t Chts. Nlasscti'IhmnaS, EIsq. Vice Chamberlain to her Rloyal Ilighness thg Princess of Waits, made necessary a new appointrient to that oftice. . Her Royal High- ness ...

... ?? az,,. Joseph Bell and Riebtird Atkinson, (f Bow- lane, ?? az, Robert Corney, of New Gravel-lane, slopseller. - CERTIFICA1'ES-MtitcII 15. Daniel Ferguson, formerly of Greenock, s Ulg-owner-George Alien, of Fenchlurch street, ?? Chamberlain, ,of Wisbech ...

... J!ItMO2V I ?? Yesterday being MTdidsumnler-day, 'P Common m HI.Il was held at Cujildhali, for the ele oft of 'i -ts, Chamberlain, and other ofilcers unei' ,, f 9Qv on that day., The names of the severa vttai- tl ?? O have noterived the ?? of S heriff ...

... mon Council was held on Thurs- day at Guildhall, when the sum of 300.'. 'was una- nimously ordered to he. paid by the Cham~berlain, to be applied for the purpose of promoting liberal ,eu.- cation in tile North of Ireland, in aid of that Fund towardi ...

... tle ll Joseph Tweed Recr of that jilace. Extinct ef a letter from Rio daateiro, acd Oc- tober 3, 1808 Sirtls W-sJeuni th'iCajiitair if the Londin, lvhiqit j ship is atteoding the P rince Regent of 1 rtigai is apoconted oie of the Royal Chamberlains aCthte ...

... When was the witness nmarried, where, and to ii. whom ?-A. I was married about 34 or 15 years ago h.. at Pancrass, to a Mr. Joseph Clarke. al 9. Is your husband now living ?-A. I don't know. d Q. Did not the witness swear herself a widlow ?- !dA. No, I ...