... Assistant-Surgeon George Wilkinson, from hnlf- p_y 60th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice John M'Laine, who exchanges. Hospital Staff. — Hospital-Assistant John Millar to be Assistant-Surgeon to ihe Forces, vice Edward Warner Burton, deceased; Robert ...

... 13.-Arrived from London, the Ruby, Corneby, for Lisbon. 0 ?? ?? Plymouth, Feb. 12.— Arrived, the Pearson, Smith, ironi St. John's. ?? Falmouth, Feb. 12.— Arrived from London, the Huskisson, March, for Sierra Leone; Julius Cesar, Stafford, for Honduras ...

... trust ! With these embalm' d shall Grattan live, The proudest record Fame can give ! With Revolution's bursting flame Fell anarchy and carnage came ! Tocsins resounded with alarms ; Towns, cities, hamlets, flew to arms, And, buckling on the cuirass rude ...

... Wiltshire — John Fuller, of Neston Park, Esq. Worcestershire — John Williams, of Pitmaston, Esq. Yorkshire— Walter Fawkes, of Farnley, Esq. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen- — John Phillips, of Crygwan, Esq. Pembroke — Owen Lewis, of Trewem, Esq. Cardigan — George ...

... and looped in the most classical style, and a cachimere shawl, elegantly thrown over the right shoulder, and held Vy the left arm. This pleasing habit forms oue of the most lively designs we ever remember to have seen. The male costume has not undergone ...

... liton 1 _ ■ 1 --ki- ■-- Stt plo-n John .Velch Fletchei ft*! ,h, ti Paioswick, Eh. v ii .bert Blagdca Halt ,of Aldcrley, Esq ? John Sm -. ■_■_ * ?? . ?? B Retford. ?? rfeoraaa -..in . on Kaj i.oad.ofthe M^;d, Esq. ; John John-mo** « d:.inione, Esq. ; hdmund ...

... will only be satisfied with husbands weighing forty tons, with whom they may walk to the Park on Sundays, not arm in arm as of old, but arm in leg according to the new standard. These montrosities are certainly much to be appre- hended, and we recommend ...

... Bart. Leicestershire— John Clarke, of Little Pentlii.g, Esq. Lincolnshire— Wm. Thomsou Corbett, of Elsham, h^q. Menmouthshiro—-\r R. Jones Allard Kemys, of Malpns, Knt SotJ'dk— George SjamueL Kelt, of Brook, Esq. Northamptonshire— John Cook, of Hoothorpe ...

... people ; he wished to ascertain whether genuine generosity ex- isted among them, or whether they were ready to nail with open arms the wretch who had maligned the dead. He wished to as- certain, the gratitude of Ireland to those who had laboured in her cause ...

... Dec 5-Put back most of ?? . i_4 rived and railed for the River th* Thistle, Hubhwlontanu John -aod Robert, Swi.on, from St. John •, S_Vim^SflSiai Lisbon ; and John, Jackson, from Newcaau* •«» -» Pi , r ?? u j e latter remains. Came down from the River ...

... Borough of Clonmel. — It is reported - that John Hely Hutchinson, Fsq. nephew lo the Earl of Donoughmore, intends te iff. rhims-eifa Candidate for Clonmel. C:tv of Dublin.— The two old Members, Messrs. Grattan and Shaw will be returned. County of Dublin ...

... Portugal, Brazil, and A_.garv._s. Commisison in tbe Cardiganshire Militia, signed by tbe Lord Lieu- tenant ofthe County of Cardigan. John Philipps Allen Lloyd, Esq. to be Captain. t BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. T. Norrif, Bishopstone, Wiltshire, shoemaker, from ...