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... Printed and Published, for the PROPRIETORS, by JOHN CROWDER, Ne. 12, JVarwick*sqvaris, near Paternostbr-ro#) LoKDoti.'~*~~ADFERTisEMBNTS i Articl&s Intelligence, are received Lloyd's Coffee-house; also at the London Commercial Coffee-house, MinciNg^lane ...
... » 'd years: lie is succeeded the title, Jcc. /), Hev. John Ligiiton, lUcturol Ireland. ii 'i. * *'l - Great Portiaml-street. On f| Mary Oxentord, Camberwell. ari(.« mil ** February, Odessa, John'CaUley, Esq. one the Caii;*' that place, and son the late ...
... present a Petition. Lieutenant John Hinds, Royal Horse Artillery, on hY return from Frame by Viscount Strangford. Mr. Man se, by the Lad to Waiting.. Captain Standee, Sd boards; on promotion. Captain Robert O'Brien, R. N. by Sir John Dereeferd, Bart. Counsel ...
... lion. IL C— and John Esq. in Hyde-park, in consequence of some words that had passed between them, respecting a lady, an Sunday evening. It was agreed to fire together, when the ball of thr former struck the latter gentleman's left arm. The seconds then ...
... the following prisoners received sentence:— John Wilkin knowing the same reaiitig painr Kingman aged 82 Wm for -tealing bridles T Jennings for stealing barilla I A White leather Jonas for John Greenslade John Bullock for silver forks R O Williams for Lewis ...
... protect her, drops rain fell her figure and her arms, and little rivulets of a whitish colour furrowed the wrinkles which changed the countenance Psyche into that Sibyl/’ Lloyd William*, Esq. LincolriV* Inn, son John Lloyd Williams, Kv.j. of .Vldcrhrook-hall/ ...
... l.. d Ott Thursday the 5' inst. Edwar Lloyd BViltianss, Eaq. of e 1ircolon's Ion, son of John Lloyd. MgMfhla-, Ea.o Aldertaruok Hiall, in tie county of Cardigan, to Darot ia, the younger f lof Jamzes Bell, Esq. of Uttoseter, in the county of Stafford ...
... horrific spectacle imaginable. An empty embowelled trunk, skull bare, bleached, and dissevered from the neck, hands from the arms, arms from the shoulders, legs from fbe thighs, Laving, from exposure summer's heat, winter's cold, and the ravages rapacious trisects ...
... IMPORTANT EPISTLEtotue EMPEROR of CHIN A ; hi- Unconrtly and Impolitic Behaviour to the Fublime Ambassadors of Great Britain. Uli. JOHN VVALCOT PKTEII PIN’DAII, ) Facit imligrutio versus.'’ I, who bad dropp’d the .Muse’s quill, long had Ictt tb’ Aotiion hill ...
... calculated to clear up the mystery.—The Portuguese Government we can state have engaged with this country for 30,000 stands arms, to be sent off without delay. Six thousand are already on their passage to Lisbon. Caution'.—Ou Friday .st’nui“iit, James ...
... approbation from Mr. 1on, ( , who expressed the most generous anxiety f o i health of the Speaker. Mr, Brougham m.d v Grattan were also iv its favour, and the House,.., accordingly adjourned to Thursday tiie 24th injf- The House of Lords re-assemble ...
... R_,, Ju« piibli-ihej, price I*. EMARKSon the MEANS of ARRESTING the PROGRESS of NATIONAL CALAMITY. . B Ho - Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Hart. To lia Messrs Nlcull, Pail-Mall; Hate hard, PiccadiUv ; Longman and Co. i’aternoster-row; and Constable and Co. Kdin ...