... great distress, having two feet water above the nal- other part than her own. The deportment o Miss th e eniuntesses of. and CARDIGAN Captain Despard, of the Commie, Cavalry. . Ettze Mu., NES, in Mr. M . w. corre ct , and the PORTUGUESE . AMBASSADOR, and ...

... Messrs. —Goodenough, Digby, Knott, Carl, Price, Pierey, Gambier, Evertors. Aldermen —Harvey, Flower, Shaw. Sirs—John Moore, John Birch, John Nichols, Evan Nepean, George Shee, Junes B. Burgess, Stephen Skairpe, Thomas Trigg, A, Paget, J. Ord, T. M'Donald ...

... Mairis, of Exeter college ; and Rev. John Croomc, St. Mary-hall, arc admitted Majhrs of Arts ; and MertTrs. J. T. Pedley, Jas. Dean, Jof. Dale, and John Lingard, of Bralenole; Martin Weft, of Univerfity; and John Beefly, St. Edmund-hall, Bachelors of ...

... ascertained. Moriday night, about I1 o'clock, John Hlayle, of Martlesham, observing two men stealing hur- dies from his premises, pursued tbem, attended by his son. When near Mr. Cotton's, of Kes- grave, the villains armed themselves with hedge stakes, and a battle ...

... employ .f. Mr. wiLh. iligeit fearch is making throligi; the Country for this horrid of._ fender. • „ , . „ eiter day fe'onight, John Groves; the younger, vAo is cliarged with having'coMmitted three burglaries and reveral robberies in the city of . Oxford, ...

... 74 guns ; and two frigates ; leaving the Dreadnought off Brest, and dispatching a brig for Sir Sidney Smith, and the Ann armed brig for Ireland. The flag-ship of the enemy's force mounts 120 guns. Sir R. Strachan, with the blockading squadron, has likewise ...

... Ivlajefty when lipince of Wales, and fucceeded the Earl of Cardigan as Mailer of ths Robes in f 792. His Lordthip was in the Bsth year of hisage. He is locceeded by Ins only Con, the Hon. John Peachey, in his titles and eflates. _ Lately, Francis Cholnieley ...

... to a tofuceeed the deceafed | etween Lords Aucland, Hol- the meafures; and ment of Surinam; the who defended them. vice Sir John Craddock after a defultory and uninter- anks to the officers and men and, the chief General Oliver Nicolls, itd oy od Aconfpiracy ...

... Frarikllrrd, W. Mostyn, Sir lhos. Whitbread S-ra. Grattan,Rr.Hon.H. Neville,Hon. Rich. Wiider, Fr. John Grrenvilie, Rt. H. i. ?? Wllinstrs, ?? Greonhill, Robert North, iWindllrnRthi.Vj Rlght Ho.t.. ie y 1ellers. John Cateraft Government yesterday received dispatches ...

... venom as when she falls into this fit of menace and abuse. . France, the French minister of foreign aflairs, shall augment her arms tll England has acknowledged the independence of alt powers.” This is precisely what we are en- deavouring to efleci; let the ...

... daring robberies he commtiiitted, armed wib a gun. After Mr. KlniOht had seen him, he confessed that he did r blinm, anid that he shot ut M1r. ,Chatfield, (who was most cruelly vounded,) .and at Mr. Tribe. M6nday Mr. John Brenholm, master of his Majesty's ...

... Grittletom, Eq. 7 Worcestersbire—Sr John Packifigton, of Westwood, • ' Yorlishirg—Wm. Joseph Dennison, at Ayton. . ' s - o LIT' I WALES% Carmarthen—Moran Price I.loyd, of CNnvyin, F.Aq• Pembroke—John Henslergh Alien, of Cardigan—Arg,tn Jones, of Panthrhs. Esq ...