... Sriah Evans, *widow, WVlverhunpton, carpenter, March 6,?, Y;, at the ?? innShifinillt. Attorn~ey Bri Biddle, Wolverhampton. Thoma scon, IlInitigton, Kenit,'viaualler,'Feb. 23, 24, MSlaLac 2in, at tlne Gudlohell, Capterhury AttorncJ Di r. El -vr, i-antei ...

... . ?? Rv. .1 (6rufidy, to lli's Hancock, only dartbttr ui John lHautcock, Elq. o( thiat place. Juanely, at lt Iull:, 31r.' Thomas Cowley, to Melits Ftetcher, daughter of tie late Air. Fletcher, v hip thoiig- niaker, ot uIltoxcter. DE.4 TR$. Sondlay fe'nnigist ...

... breaking off of. i!at connexion. A Mr. Wiralsby and Mary Ann Taylor w.tere also ordered to attend the same Committee. Sir THOMAS T r no o moved', that's Ltxvteen I should be ordered. t3 producebefore thesame C6r;tiittee i all sueh ,apers as hle had 'in ...

... Richardson Theeseus, 74, Capt. Evrescrd rl; Dejlance, 74,' Capt: ~lho am,; i Vali- anl, 74, Capt. Bglih; P'riamph, 74, Sir T. Hardy ftevtenwe, 74. lion. Capt. Paget and bhe. Vonn*g I 74, Ct. leywood.When ?? wao leavinhg the sqalt ron off I1schefurt, to cuinie ...

... were paf- fed in the Houfe of Lords.--This Bill has fince received the Royal Affent.] BANKRUPTS FROM SATURDAY's GAZETrE. Thomas Wilkinfou and John Wighton, of Cateaton- fIreet, London, woollen drapers, May 16, 27, June 24, at Guildhall. %olicitor, Mr ...

... B1il for to-morrow se'nnight. The dropped orders of yesterday relative to the erection of a Monatmentto the Menmory ef Capt. Hardy, the Irish Militia Famliese Bring the Attorney-General's notice of a motion for letie, thebrg in a Bill- for the Suppression ...

... er, bakler, Qucen-flreet, to Mifs 8.irah Harris, of lIolywell. O (n Monday lait was married, at St. Martin'st church, Mr. Thomas Fletchler, bakier, of thisi city, to E~lizabethl Atkins, daughter of Thotnas Atkins,. City Marfhell. On fednlefday left was ...

... sup'posed, in the same paper, such praccedingo wojild 'i begeneral throughout America. HeI fttrthier says, thlat the khlhrasted Thomas Paine has at length really gone to the tomb of his fathers. Some feinsentation was excited in the Northern States, in consequence ...

... th peso of Eli~aheth Sykes, a female child about eleven years r fa'ge, in Fariil'es Wooid, in tle pa-rloh ~of Leedas. AV. Hardy stat-ed the case on the part of th c.prose- in fol' Cutinn, 'with hii usukI:h'abihity anda per1sp'icuitY.V eu Thsfirst WI ...

... Kinglton. It was under the 'comnknd of e Mlajor-Gen. Carmichael, and comprifed two fi r brigades of artillery, under Captains Hardy v aud Arnftrong; the flank companies of the ii lath, 54th, and 53th regiments, a tifle corn- a pany of the 6th battalion, 60th ...

... ult. froin Kingfion. It was under the coinmuind of ?? Carmichael, and comprifed two brigpdes of artillery, under Captains Hardy and Artiltrong; the flaiik companies of the 18th, 54tb, and 55th regiments, a rifle company iif the 6th battaliohn, 6Cith (from ...

... aation was cried before the Lord Chief Ba- ion of his Majesty's Court of Excheqter,. commenced by one Thomas Chl-nberlaihn as Comntnon Informer, against Thomas Hill, the servant of Richard- Dyer, a Coal-merchanti ttnder the same Hawkers' A&, to re. cover the ...