... Terrace from twelve till two o’clock. His Majesty appeared very cheerful, and in good health the Royal Dukes had hold of each arm, and were in close conversation with their Royal Father. —Drs. Heberden and Baillie walked on the Terrace at the same time, ...

... pockets, and robbed him his coal. They next pinioned his arms back with his neckcloth; and because he looked them, .received violent blows each side of his face.— After they bad fastened his arms, one of them put tbe muzzle of horse-pistol to his nose ...

... ~-At St. Stephen's, Cornwall, John Evans, Esq. Alderman, and one of his Majesty'* Justices of the Peace for the borough of Saltash, to Miss Mugg, daughter of the Rev. Henry Mugg, of Shudleigh, Devon.-At East Malling, Sir John Twisden, Bart. of Bradbourn ...

... the latter are supposed mortal. Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren arrived Portsmouth the Swiftsure, Lloyd, from Bermuda ; having been rpbeved the command the Halifax station . Rear Admiral Sawyer, whom Sir John left * Bermuda on the ult. General Brownrigg ...

... indebted to them, are desired lo pay the same within one mouth fesm the dote hereof. Witness John Marsh JOHN CLARINGBOLD. witness john RICHARD EVANS. Feb. 26,1811. JOHN CLARINGBOLD Begs leave to acquaint bis Friends and the Public in general, that intends from ...

... Saturday, and the to Parliament was ordered committed to Lord Fingal, who is to deliver to the Earl Donoughraorc and Mr. Grattan. meeting the Cutholics Ireland is be held **xt Friday to address the Prince Wales. Major Bryan declared,, that at that meeting ...

... indebted to them, are desired pay the same within one month irsm tbe dote hereof. a* JOHN CLARINGBOLD. Witness John Marsh. RICHARD EVANS. Dover, Feb. 26,1811. JOHN CLARINGBOLD Begs leave to acquaint his Friends and the Public in general, that intends ...

... public tranquillity in fufure. The General had issued an order that none but the old Spaniard* should be permitted to carry side-arms. . Much interest having been excited the conversation that took place in the House of Com. mons, between the Chancellor of ...

... - Mr. Pau] R. Grellier, grocer. Banh y,- ?? Ir. John Gardrner, aucrtjneer. ad., - - - - - - Mr. Edmund Dduglas; drapt.' WindiJor - - - - - - - -rar. Thos. Fennell; auctioneer. HiungzefeordM - - Mr. John Westall, draper. Insurances falling due at Lady ...

... Henry Fauntleroy, Esq. 'Truourer, resident inl Lsn- don, at the House of Messrs. Mas;lb and Co. Bankers, Berners-street; or to, John Godwin, Esq. (or Williamn Grant, Esq. the Treasurers, resident at Portsnssouth, at their respective BankinAg Houses. By order ...

... submitted to his Royal Highness military arrangement, ill consequence the death Lord Cardigan. Earl Harcourt to Governor Windsor Castle, lv the room the Earl of Cardigan, deceased. General Charles Craufurd, to be Governor the Military College, Marlow ...

... in a fair way of recovery. General in a,, letter Mr. Grattan, says — Bushe behaved heroically—he was dangerously wounded, but is doing well. Colonel Bushe'Was 'in the ever-to-be-lamented Sir John Moore's campaign, in which he underwent the greatest ...