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... dEllen-arough, Chief Baron Macdonald. 'Chief Justice Mansfield and Justice Heath. 'i'K Justice Grose and Baron Thompson. * j stice Lawrence and Justice Le Blanc. '■' i nistice Cham-re and Baron Wood. r;ii ' r '_.ron Graham and Justice Bailey. S_v last J- J- Smith, Esq. and C. S. Esq. were elected Sheriffs of .London ?? for the year ensuing. ...
... and other French Journals. rii Junta at Bayonne held their twelfth _• 00 the 7th instant. It was the day Aei l° r tlie acce P tan ! :e °^ the cew C° n In the chamber where they sat, a magnificent throne, and a richly * 'ted altar, the service of which was per- _e_ by the Archbishop of Burgos. bseph Bon-ipar.e, seated on the throne, dc- ii a Speech to the Assembly, concluding v following ...
... and on )V the 9th of the same month in Scotland. ■ceral Sir J. Stuart is appointed Commander ; j of the forces in the Mediterranean, the son of Gibraltar excepted.. — Gat.. ?? Indefatigable has arrived at Plymouth, 3 Seville, after a voyage of 13 days. But there ,na news o r particular importance then received •hat cuy. Of the enemy's arrival at Madrid » had not been time to receive ...
... Thursday and Friday, tbe 28th and 29th days of January inst. in the Great Stable Yard, late Mr. Henry Browning's, ih Bridge-street, Cambridge, ABOUT 30 very valuable HORSES, late the property of Mr. DAVID FORDHAM, of Cambridge, deceased ; also a very excellent Curricle, Gig, and bght ?? Carriage, with a break ; several lots of fashionable harness, and a number of lots of saddles, bridles, ...
... copy, has this day been received by the l^- Right Hon. Lord Castfereagh, in- ij.ed f' i>m Lieutenant-General Sir Hew fifrfiwk. &• & dated .Gibraltar, Jujy 24. Htad-quarttrs, Andujar, July 12. I c: r __l had the honour to inform you, in my » fl of the nth of July, that in a Council of (•jr held on that day at head-quarters, it was * Ived that the division of the Marquis de . &g n __ should join ...
... order to accompany my regiment upon foreign service, I cannot resist addressing you before I leave the country. Whenever I had the honour to offer myself to your notice, J have gratefully observed, that the services of those of my family, who have fought and bled for their country, were still warmly remembered by you ; and, as in zeal for the honor and service of my King and Country /yield to ...
... Esq. ROB. TRO I MAN, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK, Esq. J, B. SMITH, Esq. C. BLOMFIELD, Esq. HEN. SH3KAMP; Esq. TOS. MAULKIN, Esq. Mr. JOHN HEAD * j NA fH. L. SCOTT, Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY^sq. S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq £. ROBINSON, Esq. * JOHN SIOONER, Esq! GEORGE BROWN,Esq Mr. J. JCBSEL YN, jim. aR. OAKES, Esq. * I VjIORNDIKE EZEK. SPARKE, Esq. TOSIPH TOOSEY H. W. BARWICK, Esq. — ?? ROPJUL r ...
... the county of Suffolk, return their since thanks to their Friends for the past favours conferred on them as AUCTIONEERS and APPRAISERS, and beg leave to inform them and the public In general, that in future they intend jointly to carry on the same on reasonable terms as usual. N. B. Estates and Effects Bought and Sold by Com- ?? surveyed with accuracy, and plan'd with neatness and perspicuity ...
... DLESEX COUNTY MEETING. rrN Consequence of a Requisition signed by se- -5 veral respectable Freeholders of tht County, JL a thin meeting was held at Hackney, to vote I seV eral Resolutions in favour of the Spanish cause. Major John Cartwright, in proposing for the jjoption of the Freeholders present a string of Re- solutions which he held in his hand, regretted that ,_ e task had not devolved ...
... Thursday last, when dis- J , -ached town from Sir Hew Dalrymple r .ar les Cotton, stating, that a Convention -agreed upon between the English, French, _.ian Commanders ; by which the French ,-ediateiy to evacuate Portugal, at the ex- ; the British Government, taking with ur arras, baggage, Sec. and the Russian sto be surrendered, on the condition of in six months after a Peace should e between ...
... W PARSONSON respectfully informs his • Friends and the Public, that he has engaged Premises at the o WAN INN, as a Repository for.the re- ception of Live or Dead Farming Stock, or Implements in Husbandry, which he intends selling hy' Auction in the Com Market, thefirst Saturday in every Month, by hav- ing Three Days previous notice ; and in order to render the c ;penct;s as triflii^g as ...