... George Tyndall, John Sinclair, Gentleman Commoner of . Pembroke College. William Simmons, rrederic Borradailr, rederic Vincent, of Brasenose College. John Bonham, James Formby, Charles Addams Williams,} of Trinity College. Edward Trinson, John Sillifant, }of ...

... humble servant, ALEX. ;NI MEER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. WittiesSes tot he above Cure:-- , John Tl•on!son No. New Poultry Market, Vilinlpirg' John . 114'1i - itosli, old Assembly C.:lose; Prepared and sold liy the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY. LOB ...

... vater-Arms Inn, Messrs. Ciiippimulall, anti Denison, , . Nerd' Sawn, my see J,tne zit at Its Attornits, Willitut and Ne. , w or Mr. %Villian, N;qllefold, Norfulit-stre,et, Strand. money-Ncrivvimer, :3, at eleven,..at the pout. • At_ turiti ~ it John Itossoa ...

... Major 'Price. The 'Princess Charlotte of Wales was tuhered into the Theatre by the • Duke of Clarence.' Ladies lichester, Cardigan, and J. Thynrie, were in attendance on the Queen and Princesses. The Royal Party werereceive&in the box-lobby by the Right ...

... had got to such a head, as noarly to put a period tee my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head,. one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful Manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and tiad 'seen in a state of ulceration ...

... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. ..11r. GRATTAN said, his Right Hon. Friend argued so ably the question of emancipation; in; the speech which he had just made on presentint: the Petition from the Roman Catholics of land, which had done him and his country sa much honour ...

... August 4, at' . eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, G. Adams, Old Jewry. John Newton;Stockport, Cheshire, grocer, July 3, at three, B;and August 4, at ele ven , a t the - Warren Bulkelevy Arms Inn, 'Stockport. Attorni e s, M essrs. Cooper andLowev Southamptt ...

... 3d inst. ;in lat. 49. 40. N. long. 13. 30. W., alter laying-to five days, with the wind at S. E., at 8 P. H. she spoke the John, CARR, of Prince Ed'A . 'ard's Island, who took her in tow until P. bi., when the tow-rope broke ; on the 4th, at 9 P. m. ; ...

... this city, I beg leave to second the motion jast made. The third and other Resolutions were moved and carried unanimously. JOHN CHAMBERLAINE, Esq. after the third resolution had been passed, hoped that the Committee would be an open one. W.F.FoLuorr,E ...

... these men, they did not , succeed in re:eh:ring them fanatics. They, every where'threw away the pikes with which they were armed, and only demanded to return to their villages: Their uniform consists of a bit of copper, attached to their caps; which represents ...

... Esq. - - 2 0 'file Hon. Viscount Newark -, - • to to o Adut. lames Brine - - 5 o o John baring, Esq. Mount Ratlf:rd, - Exeter S •• B. - - 3 3 0 fhe Earl of Cardigan - - to to ,o The Corporationnt-tne• City of Londo.n 210 George Griffiths, Esq. - 2 ' ...

... Paymaster or the ad Battalion, vice Berkeley, who resigns. Wit Ditto, John Davy, Gent. to. be En:Ago, by purchase, vice. Fox, appointed to theist Life Guards. 13th Ditto, E ns i gn and Adjutant John Keitio/e, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ellard, promoted: ...