... MARSHALL, ?? mepR/am. WILLIAM MALPAS, Stoney Stratford'. FOR ThlE COUNTY OF WORCESTER. Mr. 0Jo H N TE M I N C S W Wrrcefler. THOMAS PHiPPS, Ewo~fliam. HUGH KENRtICK, Stosrridg'e, FOR THE COUNTY OF WARWCIC. Mr. WILLI1AMs PEstRY, 14jarviaick. J. FARRSQR, ...

... Lieutenant of the county of Worceiler wear U ?? Bath, Thomas Coldicot, EC51. of Hilt -Zlodge, Lincolntlire.-In Down- ing Streets in the Sad Near of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth Ancell, reli&l of the late Mr. Thomas Ancell, of the Secretary of State's Office.-At Lord ...

... Sussex, tilt; l regiment, Miss Thomas, daugblt* George White Thomas, esq. Member Parliament Chiehester. Drtn. At Kilkenny, the Right Hon. Lady vanal», sister the late and aunt the present mond. Lau ly, the Rev. Thomas Bliss, Vicar Oxford, Vr.incscomhc ...

... and, on account of the shoalness the water, could not removed. One of (hem, the Charming Mary, was owned bv Mr. Ulmer, of Thomas-lown : the other, the sloop Franklin, Captain Sampson, of Barnstaple, bound for New York, with all her cargo on board, entirely ...

... widow of the late Nicholas Wil'ard, esq. of Sevenoaks, in this countv. On Wednesday last died, at his house at Greenwich, Mr. Thomas Powis, brewer, in (lie 08th year of his age, much lamented. On Thursday died, in the eighth year of her age, much regretted ...

... had at this port from Spain since the signing of the Prelimi naries of Peace. Porttmrmth, Feb. 26. The Isis, 50 guns, Capf. Hardy, is arrived here from the Downs. The Lady Jane Dnodas, the Hon.Capl. Hugh Lindsay, Commodore of the Fleet; the Lady Burgess ...

... in this city, Mrs. Page, relict the late Mr. Page, 11411 Pound, near week was married at Droxford, in this county, Brooke Hardy, Esq. of the Royal Lancashire regiment to Miss Eliza that place. morning, about six o'clock, died Mr. JoHitte, M. P. tor Petersheid ...

... late ?? her ftores after the was nrn on the ihoals cal!ed the Jardines. The (Court dotlu therefore adjudge that thle fiaid Thomas New, Efq,' late Commander of His. Majefy's late floop Bonletta, and fuch of rbe Olilcers andIfhip?4 compahy of the faid floop ...

... Esq. David Lance, Esq. Charles Shaw Lefevre, Esq. G. Purefoy Jervoisc, Esq. Samuel L-eke, Esq. Henry John Chandler, Esq. Thomas Cmry, Esq. Wilium Mills, Esq. L. B. Esq. John- Rawlinson, Esq. At the nisi prius bar there were a great number of causes, ...

... Porrfimouth. - . - PORTSmtUTH. TO LET,; rto A HOUSE, ready Furniffi'ed, fit for. the-receptjona ?? of a genteel Fnnily ?? in St. Thomas's-fireet.I be _ ~Fur particulars apply to .Mclirs. RooD anti SON, :Higjh lrect - - . . _ . r TO-BE LET, 7 - ,For Nhne Mar/tbs ...

... without Ios». The advanced reached river two o'clock. General was poster! within half a league at Morne-laiglish.— General Hardy,with ins division, moved, that point ; half league on the road the Cape met the incendiaries who had come set fire the settlements ...

... Suffex, are, of the for the Mr. Ric h. Philpott, Ghichefer. °° Mr. Michael Naiih, — Mr. Wm. Bradford, Mr. Egles, Lewes. r. Thomas Palmer, Mr Richard Owen Stone, Mayfield. Mr Mr - Henry Bourne, Robert/bridge. - John Holt, Rye. Mr. James Tebay, Mr. John ...