... com- menced a new war, and Gaika, the Caffre Chief, with whom a treaty of peace and amity had been made, has again taken up arms, and is actively em- ployed iv raising and equipping a force, which is to be directed against the infant colony. The pre- tence ...

... Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Henry Tetchet Davies, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Tho mas Richard Pryce Wynne, Esq. to be ditto. Commissions signed by the Vice- Lieutenant of tbe Couniy of Somerset. John Norman, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant ...

... Mr. Thomas, for saving the life of Mary Ann A c.rgen. STEWARDS. Jliglit Hon. Lord Bolton John Leach. F'sqj .*. ft. Gaselee, Esq. John Macdonald, Est-*. John Atkins, jun. E ...

... Gent, tobe Eusign, by purchase, vice Phelps. 53d Ditto— Lieutenant John Lang, from the half-pay 37th Foot to be Lieutenant, vice William Warreu, who exchanges. Mth Ditto— Lieutenant John Crofton, frora the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice ...

... to decree head- money ,n the esse of a number of armed vessels, which were taken during the last war, with cargoes on board. anuidvt ?? ?? h d ?? •*• dist^tion between, armed vessels, and vessels armed contain ng cargoes An an peal was made to the Lords ...

... Tothill. w. Burroughs, James Fellowes. John Aubrey, John Leicester, Richard Aeion, Arthur Chichester, Edward Berry. Jacob Astley. B Spencer, Lawrence Paik, William Ball, Anihony Lechraere. Edmund Carrington, John Sewell, R. Sliaftsb-try Hawks, William ...

... Sir Cii Att 1S YVolsf.i.ey's name has Seen erased from the list of the Staffordshire Magistracy. . Mr. John iirt/es, landlord of the King's Arms, High-street, Shadwell, has been committed for trial, on suspi- cion of wilfully selling tire to bis house ...

... -^ DCc VS U- John Kawrles, Eaq/F.R.S.' r 'TE Gordon, ES ...

... Spencer Kilderbee, Leveson Gower, John Deedes, Sloane Stanley, A. F. Cathcart, Blackwell, Mo.lyn, Houldsworth. M.P., Fielding, Ferguson, Mitchell, John Ogle, Gordon, H. Baring, E. S. Littleton, Cawthorn, M.P., John Mack, X, Protheroe. Tattnall Boone ...

... where they were suddenly surrounded by forty or fitly .men armed, on which the Captain resolved lo return to his boat, which was refused, except on condition of their deliver- ing tip ibeir arms. They were compelled to comply with these terms. The Spaniards ...

... Procla- mation might be is-ued to have the said John Stanbury arrested. John VY right, the Messenger, was then called to the Bar, and commanded by the Speaker to state what endeavours he hail made to tak** John Stanbury into custody. The Messenger then detailed ...

... to acknowledge the efficacy of A3 r=. Johns iii's Soothing Syrup, and to recammeiul Ihe same as an invaluable Recipe to all Mother- for their infants, while suffering from th^ pain of teeth-cutting; .it_ ...