... SRIP NIVS..R , AORB?, lA'W. ?? gale :cozninttei - ith -ii ?? titer to.thie nortbw~tard-,tchat orae.haif~tie let~ngiV n thedtoy at night ushe ir~ed, it a ili:e.pliat,- rft ?? on thre It EzberrY In Tarbaly, aiitfi~ierby saviestlste crasew, and, per#4'sp ...

... eNTAL Dealnu. Count WNoroozowv has had thle mnisforturne tO dislo- cate Isis shoulder. The Count was on a visit to his son-in-law, the Earl of Pembroke, at WVilton, and met. with) the accident by h1is kfeot slipping in descendiotg a flighlt oif stails; h1e ...

... the first firi, after whicb the'duellists retired. - -: On Friday.j the 9th instant, Gcorge. Knox, Edward Hobson Vitruvius Lawes,John ClarvauxCliaytor, and. Frederick Hargrave, Esqrs. were called tb the Bar by the HQn. Society of ihe Inner Temple. The ...

... 30. J. Couhhard, Bupklerfbinry. warehorfeman. June 30. IL Little$ an46 W. Cranttoo, H3tjle, woollen- d:apers. ;June 6. G. U. Law ie, Hatton-fireei, merchant. June 26. A. and N. Davis, Little Carter.laoe, wase- . hool'emen; .- . . . I June 30. B. Goff, Welllofre ...

... MARKETr HIERALD. , 1> 'T ?? orfl f l Tl * H- i - . _ - CORN EXCHANGE, Molidays,' jie t.; Thefe are tonsiderable' supplies of Whetdt da'y;fiie 'san- pies maintiin'their price, other qualities ?? sule 'anSd lower; Barley'and Malt conttinue to iluettiate ...

... ~ tyra nny,. dr~er-cised by the Fiench Gbvyernindne'6vei the preis of thle Continenor. h By r lienewv A6 foi amendtng thed laws now in forc d rspetin te tadeofbakers, it is crialet that no, pr son shrall bake' bread of any' kind on Sindays no to bjak ...

... House of Corm- mont. In either case their liberties were gone, and they were sacrificed} to a paower not recognized by the laws of 'the land. It was unknown to the Constitution of this land that King Lords, and Comnmonts, united, should stand forward ...

... individuals, Wsho Iave done nothing illegal or' improper. The- imprudent law which rsstmi'ctsd the Ba7. k- fromr gold- payment Zis solely tin blame g an~d to the repeal of that law only all efforts should be directed2 aX far as prudence may advise. ' ' ...

... ,jesty's command, ibr the blockade ot' the Canal of Corfu ; ansd that fiom this timne all the mensures au- thorized by the Laws of Nations, and the respective Trea- ties between his Aajesty and the different neutral Powers, wsill be adopted and exccuted ...

... upon hin, auil inquired for him by 'the naame of Sidney. Some of them brought parchunent 'and paperers as if concerned ini the law. It has been noticed, that neither lie, nor any of tl-ose who visited him, Went to the windows. On the Thursday previous to ...

... SUEPERSED1). YJ. Bl,~t iil; lY, Huer-Itr r. ' ^BiKR JEJTS. .7. J~trrntt, A5Seu b~rlMY- ?? dealer. T, Ettber~fint, ffui~ as~rliey at law. ?? Granr, Cisa lin.oiaff, Rroid-qT-ett, lue:rch:tnt. W. Car, B~rw:'1t.$h ml eri:{h~int. W. Mi~jor, Friday-street Norwich 4 ...

... jewseller, D~ec. 29, Jan. , land Feb. a, at ten, ait Gusdhall Atrny Mr. Robjitun, Charter House-sijuiar~. R. Adton, of Manchester, corn fadbor,,Jan. 3, 5, atid Feb. 2, ,at eleven, at the George Inn, roanchester. Attornies, Messrs. Coer and Lowe;~ Sotathsampt ...