... Wot Sronrgrave, in the county of York. On Friday laft, John Charnock, Efq. of Monckton-Hall, near Ripon. He had been at Heath; was on horfeback, proofing dine with Earl Cardigan, the Cardigan's Arm*, near Leeds, and off dead, the flreet, near the White ...

... Moore, daughter of Air. William Moore, of Burn Buna. La'dy, at Grimiby, Mr. Dixon, of the Prince William armed thin, to Mifs £. Guy, of the Grant'* Arm*' publtc-houle. Titia tlie uedding from the above huufe within twelve months. On the Sill ult. at Chifwic'-: ...

... Entry, in Scalelane aforesaid, in the several occupations of Thos. Dickinson, William Harry, George Howden, John Webster, Thomas Robinson, and John Wilson. Also, a MESSUAGE in Entry, called Waugh’s Entry, in Blacktnargatc, in the occupation of Abraham Banks ...

... Ann and belb, Cnrgell. From IVigbeach —John and Samuel, Wood From Lyun —Two Brothers. Rhodes; Ceres, Newton. From London—Led*, Donkin. From Sunder I and— Mark, Knife. From Aberdeen —Nelly, Collie. From SewUrry —John, Sewtor. From Dunbar —Cnion, Finder. ...

... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Mr. Grattan moved, that the Roman atbolie Relief BHI be into ferlber consideration. Tiiis agreed to, and the House resolved itself into a Committee accordingly. Tlte Spejkcr then addressed tbe ommittee. He said, it was of the utmost ...

... amounting to nearly men under arms. The Russian regiments consisting of only two battalions of four companies each; and tbe companies not coosistingof more than I men ; but having present, not more than 100 men each under arms, which does not amount to more ...

... (hort illnefs. 23, Mrs. Wilfon, wife of Mr Wiitra, bookleller, and editor of the Hull Advertifer. On Friday laft, aged 15, John, the only fon of Mr. Barnard, of thi» p'ace, gardener. On Saturday, aged 71, Mrs. Ellis, relidl of the late Rev. W. Ellis, ...

... bnrnt about iusi., the John and Thomas, Trewheib, from Poole T.lveronol taken lltb in«l. and burnt ; the Klenuran, ,from Poole to Liverpool, taken Ittb fast.given up vartel, and arrived at Bristol; the John end Sally, of Cardigan, from CorK to Ilfracombe ...

... EDWARD & GEORGE CODD, Solicitors to tbe Commissioners. Til E Commissioners Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and issued against JOHN BATTY TUKE, of the (own of Kingston-upon-HulL in the county of the said Town, Merchant, intend to meet the Dog and Duck Tavern ...

... —majority 37. Adjourned t'dl Saturday. futelligcace. COURT OF KING’a BENCH.— Feb. 23. THE KtNG T. JOHN HUNT AND ANOTHER. This was indiiffment againll the defendants, John and I.eigh Hunt, printers, publishers, and proprietors, of the Examiner weekly newfpaper ...

... ■town, requefted to recei'’e fubferiptions and donations for ufe •I the .Society. ■ 12. Mr. Terry he Treafurer, and the Rev. John Scott, and • Payne, Secretaries, to the Society : and that it be left « Comiiiittee to appoint Aflillam Secretary, Depofitory ...