... of J. Baker, ot Cheltenham, knowing the same to have been stolen.—John Telling, charged with stealing a waggon tilt, the property of J. Biddle, Stroud. Committed to fisher ton Gaol. —John Dobson, Baydon, Wilis, labourer, charged with having stolen a sheep ...

... Grand Jury and PhrUi Cess. We have hitltd him the other side of the account with 7faa Hev. J. J. Pm, having left the chair, \John Fhaw, the .imn of 6.7 ...

... years, which he bore with patience and resignation. On Friday last died, in the year of her age, Mrs. Weaver, of the Essex Arms, this city, much beloved and esteemed. Last week died, Mr. Howells, of the Castle Mill, in this city. Lately died at Ivinjrton ...

... The Memorial from the Parish of St. Pa: the of Lerysrer, & ythe U presented tohis Excelienc: nev, we Dave to add those of GRATTAN and cv at at his audience, this day, by the ONS. It is expected that Mr. our the he Va Rector of fand LU 4 - Rypresentative ...

... Herts, at the farm-1 bouse of Mr. Win. Green, situated a quarter of mile from the village. The villains (two in number) were armed, one of whom entered by the win- I (low the chamber where Mr. Green and his wife 1 were in bed, and w ith dreadful imprecations ...

... (Dec.) states that a.most atrocious act of violence had been committed on a British vessel passinu. Martinique, by a French armed schooner, called the Mes senger. What authority the Captain of this schooner has for, his conduct and treatment of British ...

... RECORDER then said, he must remain over until the next Sessions. iVEWS. The Venerable, from Africa to Liverpool, was wrecked in Cardigan Bay, on Monday evening: crew and part of the cargo saved. I'ORTSNIOUTI - 1, JAN. 21.—Arrived his Majesty's ship PHEASANT ...

... of the Scottish Isles.— The Venerable, ELLlnrr, from Africa for Liverpool, was driven on shore the 18th inst. at New Key, Cardigan Bay —cargo expected to be saved. The James, 13EN4tsoN, from Jamaica, was towed into this harbour, yesterday, by a pilot boat ...

... Dartmouth 1 hursday last, alter sufienng much, i bayonet, fought fin considerable time with the j rusted {h „. „ w ,; Th his arms. He had gone up Barrass-lane in-o Wrodraill.fielris iStc Queen was obliged to accept the hand of the Duka being constantly ...

... name to the Requisi- lion. He signed immnediately under the signature of vr. GRATTAN, I The Requisition has also received the names of three | of the LATOUCiSrs, GEORGE, JOHN DAVID, and 0 ROBERT DIGGES. This Family, indeed, are always found where they ...

... Officers), repaired thither with a few guards. - One of the parties attacked him with a poniard, but only wounded him in the arm ; for which attempt ho paid the forfeit of his life, the General having run him through the heart with his sword. The rest of ...

... gun to H. Feacey; and John r, for steabsga its. token and sutpence#. Wra Beaunvont, of Hradtord, nnuOh*, untt W ill jam Ifailev •Janies Nash, cud Crocs, for f>. Amor, »t Great ; and Jon. Winter, forsteaJiag deal (dank ; mowfG.—John Tarrant, jon. for assaaltiug ...