... —The sloop Providence of this place, coal loaded, is ashore near Stonehaven, crew saved—The Countess Cardigan, of London, in ballast, is on shore at John’s haven, crew saved, expected to be got off.—l fear, bad news must come to many a one. The whole coast ...

... corpse was preceded to place interment hy the Roy al Anglesea and Cardigan regiments of militia, a detachment of the TtVelfth Light Dragoons, and the Thii Foot, with the band the Cardigan playing a dirge.*— The pall was supported by he, Lieutenant-Colonels ...

... of Parliament granted to this Office. THOMTAS PARKE, Secretary, t COMPANY'S AGE¢NTS AT OxiORD ?? GEORGE CECIL. BANBURY ?? JOHN MUNTON. ABINGON . ?? ?? SHEPHERD. t NEWBURY ?? BENJ. XO0DCOFF. C HENLEY-ON-THAMES . . R. P. CULHAM. WINDatR ?? ?? j. EAGLESTONE ...

... by our future condudt to flew ourfelves deserving their kind- nefs to us. (Signed) JOHN JACKSON, WLLILAM STU CHFIELD, RICHARD MARKHAM, WILLIAM KEIYS, X his mark. JOHN NORRIS, X his mark. Witnefs, ROBERT MILLER, Clerk to the Magifirares. BvcAi',ngh- Aught) ...

... Lambert Cassell, Thames Ditton, Surrey, carpenter and builder. April 22. John Robert Anderson, Throgmprton-street, London, merchtmt. JJivithmds in the Country. T. Blackburn, John Watson. John Watson the younger, and Joseph Watson, Preston, Lancashire, cotto ...

... —-Captain Shaw to Major, vice Kelso. Hospital Staff.— be Sturgeons to the Forces.. —Apothecary John Burtiall; Surgeon John Meade, from 4.oth foot; Surgeon John Rice, from the foot; Surges n Thomas Inglis, from the foot; Surgeon Robert Brown, from the foot ...

... frequent.' Nov. 9. Arrived the Leyden, -of. guns, from Portsmouth, Idas and Countess of Elgin hired armed cutters, from cruize. Sailed the. Harlequin hired armed ship with the Lord Eldon hired transport for Portsmouth. In the Downs—Princess of Orange, San ...

... Bashaw. From Bath. —The Vigilant. From Fayals..—The Chatham. _ From Portland.—The Horatia. From RArrAHANOcn.—'TheWillißmand John From Madeira.—.The Superior. From Wiscassrt.— The Isabella. When the American vessels sailed, it was perfectly understood that ...

... Ann, eldest daughter John Jacob, esq. ton court.-r-Sept. 12, Milton, next Sittingbourn, the Rev. J. Lough, John-Beake Seath, of the paristt of Tonge, to Miss Mary Lishman, eldest daugiiter of Mr. William Lishman.—Sept. 14, Mr. John Ruck, of St. Dunstan ...

... Rear-Admirals of the Red—John Child Purvis, fsq. Jones, esq. yfilliam .Pqmett, esq. William Wotselev, esq. John Manley, esq. George Murray, esq. John Sutton, esq. Robert Murray, esq. [lon. Sir Alexander Cochrane, ‘K. B. John Markham, esq. Pice- Admirals ...

... I observed two men, who proved to be John (Jordon, the cooper, and John Antonio, Spaniard, who werealsoou planks, and we continued together until seven o'clock tha evening, when were picked up the Moselle. John Gordon states, that after tbe Lark had ...

... is below Vienna, and about a league and a half distant the right bank and three leagues, by the left— the Danube making an arm .whose angles, both inside and outside, served for a support to the developement the French army.— ' The Archduke did not attempt ...