... Sir Richard Ford, the worthy Chief Magistrate C of Bow-street. . At Hull, John Russell, Esq. R. A. Portrait. F painter in Crayons to the King. al At Silkstone, near Barnsley, John Hardeastle. %N His wife died the same day, and his ?? two C days after her ...

... Kinninnionth. JOHN RUSSELL of Middlefield. Tha VWILLIAM BAYNE of Newmill. n: ANDREW THOMSON of Kinloch. tf WILLIAM FERNIE of Tillywlhandlard. HARRY HOPE, Falkland. A Th;e Rev. LAURENCE ADAMSON, Cuipar. land ALEXANDER WOOD of Grange Sky The Rev. JOHN MARTIN, ...

... of IHasSEn- t- de-an Banl. to Miss Grieve, of Craick. At Woodside, james Crsawford. Esq. to Miss a Sarah Russell, eldest daughter of David Russell, e. Esq. merchant in Glasgow. At . IT 5, ?? t ! - lrnd~ t. ?? ' Mis; Jm1eiicl:.}*eeul, dau llter of i' Wii ...

... Paget. o Stamford-GcneaLI John Leland; Gen. Albemarle Bertie. a at AMidhurst-Right Hon. Win. Wickham John Smith, Esq. r Bridport-Sir yan Nepean, G. Barclav, Esq. Andover-Hon. Newton Feilowes, Thomas Everett Esq. Wioan-John Hodgson, Esq. Robert H. Leigh ...

... Admtjiruhy-Mr Grey, SirPh.Stephens, Admi- ral Markham, Sir C. Pole, Sir H. B' Neale, Lord Wm. Russell, and Lord Kcnsivgton;. Orduarnre-Earl of Moira, Master-General; John Calcraft, Esq. Clark; Ales. Davidson, Vsq. Treasurer. Secretary at }Mar-General Fitzpatrick ...

... I s month, from the Texci, to ?? she had carried a t a flag of truce, with dispatches for Admiral r Kirkert, from Admiral Russell. She states, that r the Dutch squadron, consisting of seven sail of the line, l frigate, and z brigs, was lying in the C ; ...

... tourt yeas old, coo- and pe~ed,'sd crIp'--fa-ened, aid is, ill my cpalona, . ,ell cickulat-d for his MA'jesty a service. hON JOHN STILES. aidon Captain Stiles also rci.en i S- tae C(ins- n ne at Frer lle'! fitigat (Ilte hic Mlt;--tS'i s: i-r .1 .5 nerve) ...

... Surrey will prove t one of the most singular on the records ot Parlia- ment. Mr Thornton, when more than son a head d of Sir John Frederick, appeared on the hustings, p and, thanking the Freeholders for the support tht b they had given to the nomination ...

... CREDITORS OF JOHN 'vt ie- A LLAN, late Mason in Aberdeen. da ich T'-HAT in a Process of Multiplepoinding, presently trc __I depending before the Aheriff of Aberdeenshire, -at the instance of the Trustees for the Creditors of tlseto a- caid J~ohn Allan, his ...

... signal 1 posts, and broughoff all thecoloursand signals. Adreiral Duckworth is arrived at Plymouth in the Supu-rb. Admiral Russell's squadron has returned to Yarmouth, and proceeds, it is said, for the Bal- tic. *The Elsineur letters state, that a number ...

... most obstinately defended; the slaugh- ter or, bo(h sides was dreadlfu!, and i: is with , al concern I state the loss of Mr John Thomp- son, the Master, who was killed, with eigl: seamen-; and Lieutenants Ward and Baker, with twelve seamen and marines ...

... HUNDRED POUNDS, in sezar..te smiits, UpC!I the ts'o' us toe iltd. ,eu:rsto'.I tor isformassiou aS eO psrticnl-rs, app!y to John Lawv, adv cate. FOR NERVOUS CsEPLA,''NS GOUT, B-L.e, PALSY,. E!1'EUMAT.-iS2L, -sd .SPASVS.i r ONCENTRATED 1 SSENCE oF GINGER ...