... Streatham, of a gradual decay, without s in the lad year ot his age, Mr. John Finlay, fee. April 24. At his hotrle in the country, John Clernentil„,,. Efq. late Deputy Serjeant at Arms. He had been in P l 'd t lat health the day betore, fpent thivevening ...

... J. X.c-olis, c ? His Ros.il Navy, Cardigan, 'outh Wales. Monday last, at his House in A-)>yle.sqare I d'- hurgh, Koiied ! ntosli, tsq. of Dalm -niie, in hi* age, one riie i,:c Scotch On the instant, the Salisbury Arms. «n wav raon ...

... Houfehold, Drums, Trumpets—Kettle Drums—Trumpet. Canons of Windfor,two and two. Purfulvants at Anew. Hearlds at Arms, two =dews. King at Arms Garter, Reinter, and Black Rod. Knights of the Garter according to their feuiewity, their trains Cup. ported by ...

... we .uncter-, stand,. of introducing Mr.. Grattan into the .Hotise : of Commons. The interest of the Earl:of Fitzwilliam is supposed to be paramount in this Borough, and . it will be recollected that Mr. Grattan was the •• • leading supporter of that Nobleman's ...

... to Ditto Sargent, John, late Secretary to the Treasucy and Ordnance Scott, Hon. John, Son the Lord Chancellor. Scott, Sir W. Judge the Admiralty. Seymour, Lord Robert, put in by Lord Heitford, M*stef the Horse. Smyth, Right Hon. John, late Lptd of the ...

... veffel is prepared for their tranfpOrtation to New South Wales, vii.»-John Eaten, James Anfell, John Sudbury, William Clifford, Walter Hilder, James Waters, John Fenner, Philip John Williams, -r: j'll *-~***o*-',- -open, confiden > take down f carry _jr« ...

... Volunteer corps attended, and gave every assistance possible. The St. Clement Danes, with their usual promptitude, beat to arms. '4 ' OF CIANCERY, Lifecnies Ins, APRIL SEYMOUR O. El/STOM. The arguments on the part of the respondents in this cause, for ...

... the Hall, will be feared ; the Prelate, the Chancellor of the Order, the RegiQcr who is Dean of Windfor,the GA?ter Sing at Arms. and th e Miter of the ack Rcd. At four o'clock Lord Steward and all the other great Officers of State, together with the cornpany ...

... liellona, Armed fence Snips.' APRIL the Primi an Brig Loui C. Gitour, fur in Al'it I I. '2O. --On VVlrdneaty arrived. Leith on mutt) iron) tonvuying the outward-bound Tonoiogets Meet, the Chap Artssed Yesterday, sailed: from Leith Roads the Armed Ship„ Lord ...

... of Catherine King. fell into the arms of her mailer, as the was delivering milk to a eußonser in Cranford•pad'age, Clerkenwell, and immediately expired. She was taken to the church for the Coroner's !lupe& At Cardigan Affizes there wete no mires of e ...

... reported to be taken. The Baltic fleet failed on Thurlday afternoon! from the Nore, under convoy of the Mercatfir,t - John, and Lord Eldon armed (hips. It conasofi 116 (-A. . Admiral Sir Thomas Trouhridge leaves town next week for Portfinouth, from thence he ...

... more than probable . that before this time Government would have received Intelligence either from thu Mediterrahead, or Sir John of a circumflance fo very important. With refpeit to Dominica, upon which ifland the French have landed, (fte the Official ...