... qf ,Commission. William Williams Was tried, by Special Commis , sion-,-before• Lord •Ellenborongh, on a charge of murdering Thomas Barnes,. an . American seamen, on board the. ship Croydon, lying at Charlestown, appeared'some.of the crew had mu= tiniedi ...

... September 17, at Guildhall. At_ tornies, 11 , 1e 5 frrs. •A.licock, Bofwell, and Corner, York-11reet, Southvvark: • G John Thomas Chrtv.in, late orFinch-lane,Cornhill, paint,er'; Aug. 9, 16, and Sept. 17, at uildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawne, Solicitor, l ...

... e aving there, I had the mortification to lee that th e and the of Eetniefier e and alfi) for end ow .. ommander, Charles Thomas, had ev acua t e d i t withing a freit fehool at Crediton, end •for the remainder on *pious and , ct i mari t able u lee co ...

... with flj the nwwt Fo-hronaMe SUA! MFRkBRI^SS,*' MAN- | Tl i*> NiI I.LIN'IvRV of every description., &;c. Sec F.y ?? j Z'iZe.t THOMAS'-s ROOMS', whic!. ate at present supplied ! ■ith a Teat varieiv of Novel Articles ia the above branches* j -to'.taWv adapted ...

... United Kingdom, Jamel'cn Betfey, Hatriclt Royal.Ghai lottie, -Morrifoo Margaret, Hardie ABERDEEN. .. r Gibbon 'M Bo^wlck .'•'•r*' ■;.| ! , '» , v Sailed for . •'jane, St. Thomas’s 'Tortola ; Jamaica GIBRALTAR i6th July. Belle Poolfe Frigate, ■; . PcfitTfnoatk ...

... in the march direfled towards Camp Foiffon. On arriving there 1 had the mor. tilication to fee that the Commander, Charles Thomas, had evacuated it without making refinance, although his force amounted to 1500 men. I learned that the two divifions of the ...

... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Dell and Thomas Parker, Macclesfield,'silk-throwsters—Adam Chadwick and Joseph Collier, Manchester, _ spirituous liquor-merchants.— Dixon and Joseph Joseph, Plymouth, slate merchants —Joseph and Perea Ainsley, Leman-s.reet ...

... examiniug the wound, ilec:ared he could tut live many boors. 'I decease d, iu au earliest way, prayed to be carried to Rt. Thomas's, whither was conveyed au shutter, sun the Niters., en calling titer*, was informed that he died at seven u'el a ck this ...

... broke and entered the dwelling house and corn Mill of Thomas Taylor, and putting him into bodily fear. • The case was opened by Serjeant COCKELL and Mr. Iticintanson, on the part of the Crown. Thomas Taylor, on his examination by Mr. Scestamr, said, that ...

... Butler, for J ?? in Suffolk, Colonel Hardy, for Cobban,, in Surrey; i Mr. and Miss Johnstone, for Brighton, Sir H. Vane Tempest | a.XI the Countess of An trim, from Sussex, for Stockton-npon- ?? near Durham, Hon. Thomas Knox, M. P. for Dun-nn- ; noil, tti ...

... Lushitigion, Lart. *-LP. f« Penryn. Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. f r Lite' fie' l. .lame- Aniyott, Est;. M.P. f *r Southampton. 1 Nirholson Calvert, Esq. M.P for Hertmid. Kd.iv.ind P.o-tun, Esq. New-street, *-l ring wardens. ! Thomas HniHinersiey, Ks ;, Pali MaM ...

... adjoining Farms of Tyrley Cattle, ti Paper Mill, Mill, and feveral l'encirients for laboureis,' the retpcifive oec.apatinns of Mr. Thomas Wheelock, Mr. Joleph P.iki Mr. Ed. ward Chaff s, Buttu, and others - ety.,ta in the whole about fix hundred and fifty Errs ...