... the Freya troop-ship, from Lisbon, General Graham has succee'led Sir, Brent Spencer' in his corn- tuandl. Rear-Admiral Sir Joseph Yorke arrived here on Wed- nesday, in the W'emgeur; and thus an eld is put to the speculations of hiF. having sailed to enforce ...

... morailag was married, at St. Martins.g Church, by the Rev. Williatl CoLeridge, Ermma .4econd dauglhtr of the late Richard Chamberlain, Esq. of this city, to Mr. R. Swaftsborough, of London. Died, on Thursday last, at his House on Southeranay, Captain-Charles ...

... r et, merchlant. William Field, of Croy- I ,oFl, Jhopeelper. Joseph Cooke, of Brook-street, Gros- c p.e~ri-unaie, upholsterer. Matthew Wilson, of Aid- I gal. Lonron, Nvoollen-draper. Joseph Dixon, of Old D lit:n, Ohopket'ppr. ?? Cross, of Bodbam, farmer ...

... I:Royal H-ighiless the Prince Regenit has been ii pleased, inl the name and on the behalf of His %1t 'stiy to 1appoint 3ir. Joseph Horsford, to be Vice- Ctou nl at etnouth for the kingdom of Hanover. 13ANKRUP'1'S. Willia-m Arle, of Tottenham-Court- Road ...

... Which is musty or otherwise iepaieo& in warehouses, Perfectly sweet; and has 'c miuticate! ibe results in a letter to Sir Joseph B1nksb Bart. which has been read to the Royal So- .ei*ty. The follosving is his process:- Pnt any quan- tit. of wheat in a ...

... stealilug a silver watch and other ar- ticles; Charles .H:ghes and John Towniy for stealing a time piece, value £4.; G eorge Chamberlain for stealing seven £r. notes ani one £5. note of the Exeter Bank John Heilings for stealing various articles of wearing ...

... FI rom the L6ONDON GA-ZET7TE ?? Of SATURDAY, November 8S 1817. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, No7v.7. - O-BRDERS for tbe Court's going iittd Mourning, on USunday next, the 9th inst.' TbLadies to wear blaek hombazines, plain muslin, or long lawn. crape hoods ...

... Way, of that place, to Ann, second daughter of Edward Hoetin, Esq. of liartland Quay. of At Northlam. on the 8th inst. Mr. Joseph White, of Weswcomb House, near Bideford, to Aliss Penny, only daughiter of Ir. Penny, surveyor of the Customs or atAppledore ...

... an express arrived at Cambridge'.'lHouse from Windsor Castle, to announce the suddr& death Qf folgliel, Disbrowej Vice-Chamberlain- to the late QReeu. It wvao only o0j Thursday jasL that the Colouel wias ocoupie'd, neavly the whole day, in visiting and ...

... iesdaJ next. The others were respited during pleasure. The cases of William Paley, convicted of uttering forgced uotes, and vf Joseph Bluett, who was convicted at the last Admirailty Sessionls, were not reported. Court .fourning.-The second chlanbe of mourn- ...

... severally proposed and se- l conded as Bailiffis, and Messrs. ludor and Evans were also nroposep and sferonided as Coroner and Chamberlain, and the like show of hands appeared in their favour. These respective candidates for the above offices, being all of ' ...

... eipiloyed Iin the vvioltlen mainufacturO, to leave his said ~ woirk And empl:oymlent; tmiid .Joseph P'owell, Reuben Smith, Jonl. Sainuiel Bloodswvorth, Joseph Smitih, and Anranius Smith, beirq, workmnen employed in.i the woollen manufactuie, for I entering ...