... 27th of Novcm. ber, and failed from thence on the ill of December, for the Ball. Indies. The John, Owen, from Liverpool for Kinfale, is ftianded in Cardigan Bay. The George, , from Liverpool for Galway, is loft near the Ifle of Man. The Frederica Dorothea ...

... PRIZE•MONEY. The hired armed cutter King George the Sezond, for the recapture of the Britifh Tar. Odobcr ft, tBo3,win be paid on I hnsfday the I 7th Inft. at No.t 2, Zlppal haines.flret rand recalled C.v.:2.y day. The hire) armed cutter Fox, for the capture ...

... patent haunts in intIrons. ,II A neat chariot, wvish arms and rebels-g to rorre--onri vrirh Ss the aibove; a flat piritform insitiad Of a bees, wab a Perch bore, end three p-atsntlasnpc irsfrons. r- JOHN -]JaU-a,~IxONo Y, lianlser.-A'Chaie t, bade~ patent ...

... LEY TA Y Los, Esq. by Arms his wife. daughter of w en, and sister to Fe ANCIS POPO/44f, both of Littlecott aferesaid, Esqrs. deceased), His Royal Licence and Authority, that he and his may take and use the Surname, and bear the Arms of Po, siAil, in addition ...

... born in August. 1796. Her mother .was of the Lowther family, afterwards married the laze Sir John Ramsdell of Byratn. Bart. of which marriage the present Sir John Ramsden, and Mrs. Weddell, the nearest and dearest friend of her beloved sister, are the only ...

... an Alderman in the room of Lundy Foote, Fsq. deceased. The four sent down to the Commons front the board of Aldermen were, John Cash, A. B. King, Drury Jones, and Jeffery Foot, Esqrs. Mr. Jones resigned hi. pretensions on this rasion, indulging at hope ...

... Johnfon in England, and mean to give it conftitutional op. petition. Thurfday night fome villains entered the houf of Henry Grattan, Efq. of Tihnehinch, duriim his abfence on a vifit, carried off a quantity of plate. COURT OF KING’S BENCH. MONOAT, JANUARY ...

... Countess Dowager ol Spencer 11 o I. ird Eardley - - - 210 Lord is nice - - - 210 The Earl of Sandwich - - 22 The Earl of Cardigan - - - 22 1 'lie Ear! ot Damn .i.t'i - st o 3 3 The Earl of Bessborough - 21 t J J :il tis A ngej slcb, Esq. - 21 o J f ulh ...

... THE YEAR 1805. BeDFoRDSHiRE—John Polhill, of Renhblt, Esq. Berkshire —Moris Ximenes, of Bear-place, Esq, Buckinghamshire —Edwarrl Nugent, of Lillies, £«q.. Cams' and Hunt’—John Marshal,of Elm, Esq, , Cheshire— Cieorge John Legh, of High Legh, Esq. Cumberland— ...

... Watnal', Esq. I ItE—Elisha of Hoitt'n-park, Esq. RUTLANDsH IRE—John Hack, or cli o d,l; SHRoPSHIRE—Thomas Whitmore, of Apley, Esq. SoMERSETSWIRE—John Perring, of 'conibe Florey, STA FlE—John Heylegar Bart, of Cotton, Cot: NTY OF SouTHANIP TON —J . Blunt ...

... diversion of stag-hunting on account of the frost. This day Her v and the PRINCESSES are exiv!tcted at the Queen's klouse. JOHN SPICER, Esq has arrived at his house in Seymour-place, from his seat in fledfoldshire. Sir J aides St EWA wT, M. P. fur Donegal ...

... Vulture, Prospero, Lucifer, Ueda, Volcano, Dis.- tevery. Explosion, Watchful, Rifleman, Thrasher, Tickler, Biter, Humber Armed Ship, Armed Defence Ships as before. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. ' To the Olficems and Company of His Majesty's Ship Maidstone, ...