... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... undcea- Jtise ph Bonaparte. LDriers' Aid-du-C-amp 'and Secr~etary~ are hai boatrd, -being charged wasih dispartches fur K' am I Joseph. The revenue and ?? %Vere .all -cudleeted aut z EBuenos Ayrrs, and intended to be shipped, They say; for- I *Spuun, for the ...

... there were found in one of his pockets about two yards of rope, about the fize of a bed-cord, Verdict-Deranged an ba mindA. Chamberlain, alias Harvey, a Bond-fireet blood, was brought to Bow-1treet on Friday, fromn the arms of his chere rmie, in SuffoUl;-freet ...

... James, of lriel College. Rev. Henry Dawson Routidell, of' Magdalen College. Mr. James Thomas Pedley, i *Mr. James -Dean, Mr. Joseph Dale, . of Brasenose Cellege. a Mir. John Linard, . Mr. Charles Kenric Prescot, . Bachclors (of Arts. Mr. John Trevenen, of ...

... the Admiralty, ?? Earl St. Vincent. Mas-er-Gen. of the Ordnance, Earl Moira. Treasmer of the Navy, . Mr. Sheridan. Lord Chamberlain . ?? Marquis of Hertford; Master of the Horse . . - ?? Duke of Northumberland. Lord Privy Seal, . ?? .. Earl Spencer. Lord ...

... flhotsas Cooper, of Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer. John Dear, of Homington, Wilts, carpenter. Joseph Driver, of Skipton, Yorkshire, oil-merchant. Wrm. Chamberlain, of Horsley, Glocestershire. John Morrison, of Church-coutrt, Cleme~nt's-lane, merchant. Thomas ...

... Arriedroz, 1' cj. of tie Adm4iralthy, to P444444, daughter of M4,r. Milbouriie, of' Great Que~4cbc'.~trcet.-A4't Winchiircietr, joseph Story, E~sq. 44f B34i4gf44444, coul]t 4) F1 C~lva4O, 14'ClaO, toi Louisa, youlngest (14444441ter of tlie iate Sir Peter River' ...

... Riyal I0i-liniiss Augusta icrhess of BrauiisxivcK, to tlim gistat grief of all Tle Roval Famlily. thvii filloes tle Lord Chamberlain's Order for the U Cdurt to gl ?? Mourning, as in tie preadhing wi,,,e.J *v The,1eF tlaI' Order for a grnersul MairafinJii ...

... George CaTleton Farbill, Esq, M. A. Felloaw of Kimig's collee, tamibridge.-Suddenly, in his 76th year, WintoUr Harris, Esq. chamberlain of Bristol.-Fras. Freemana, osq. of Stanfirmd Court.-At Chelsea, aged 71, Mrs. ilnsh, relict of thie late Rev. rtoantague ...

... e inl Parliament, ,as unani- unsalmesly chosen to succeed to the otfice. Mr. AlderI daman ,Johs, N. Silver, was chosen Chamberlain; Air., John Fligh't, and Mr. Win. Btitt, Bailifis. An ele- inid goat dinnier was provided at St. J ohn's House, served ile ...

... Langslaoa, Esq. of Sarsden, High Sheriff of the county of Oxford. Cosunt 13reunner, Hereditary Grand Chamberlain Wef the Duchy of Lower Austria, and Chamberlain of itiis Majesty the Emperor of Austria, &c. &c. . The Itight Hon. Edward Stanley, Lord Stanley ...