... Nail:wain , Rosalyn, Tynotinel, JR , Morton, klarrowily, Cassius Cardigan, Ltirwpool, Westmorland, Macdestiad, Aylesbury, Dan:. Abergaveuten A bierdeen, Catarina.. C —.Minden. %Dowager Cardigan, Paula Dow,. , Asperity, Merhorough, Dow, SroWnlJw, Coventry ...

... the city, upon the body of ,Martha, Tripp, who died on Thursday se'rmight, in consequence of having been severely, bu r n% John Guppy deposed, that he lived.at No. 8, Shaw'sbuildings, •Clerkenwell. The deceased lived in the same house with him. About ...

... Glamorganshire —Saturday, September 6, at Cardiff. NORTH WALES. Serjeant Ileywood and John Balguy, Esq. Carmarthen —Monday, August 25. Haverfordwest —Saturday, August 30. Cardigan —Friday, September 5. On Wednesday the Paris Papers of Sunday last arrived. The ...

... either with the permission or knowdedge of Government, to join the Spanish arms in South America ? Lord CASTLEREAGH answered, not to his knowledge. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Mr. GRATTAN row, and mu\ed that the petition of the Roman Catholics Ireland, which presented ...

... Job Roberts, late of Stony Stratford, farmer. Elias Caspar, High-street, Aldgate, watchmaker. John Matthewman, late of Queen street, Cheapside, mer- chant. John Brennan, Upper Russel street, Bermondsey, feil- monger. William Harvey, Wymondham, Norfolk, ...

... nineteen prisoners, the greater part of whom had been taken with arms in their hands, in the environs of Oomfrout, forming seditious assembly. Some persons have been accused of having provided arms and habiliments, and of having favoured the designs of this ...

... Came down from the river and remain the Star and Castle; Lachlan, for St. Vincent's;• Deana.. rara packet, for Derriarara ; John, from. Grena-. du ; Diana, for Gibraltar ; Ltisitania, for M alta • and Martin, for Bordeaux. Arrived and remains the Egfrid ...

... same close, aad over certain other closes of land, the inheritance of the said John Swingle- hirst, and iv the respective possessions or occu- pations of bim (he said John Swinglehirst, ami of Atiu Booth ; and over the canal navigation' from Leeds to ...

... Corporation, and was pleased to fix a time for receiving the Address of that loyal Body. The Countesses of Ilchester and Cardigan, Major-Gen. Taylor, and Colonel Stephenson, are in attendance, and the 1 Sth Light Dragoons formed the escort into the city ...

... performed yesterday, by Dr. PRICE, at the Queen's Palace. Yesterday her MAJESTY and the Princess ELIZABETH, attended by Lady CARDIGAN, took an airing in a coach and four, and afterwards visited the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. Yesterday, her MA.TttsTy and Princess ...

... sequent adherence to it.- The coach from Paris to Bayonne yvas lately attacked by a band of eight robbers, six of whom were armed With muskets. Among other property, the sum of 20,000 francs, in piastres, yvas carried off. A fire broke out on the lath inst ...

... department of the Somme, and plundered by 4 gang of 9 lage, rather than the desire of giving belp, occasioued the greatest armed robbers seven of them were taken, and it is hoped | disorder, and evinced the most coudemmable eagerness, Some ot the other ...