... Fonmon Castle, Morris, from Neath ; tbo Friendship, John, the Perry, Humphries, and the Speedwell, Gravel, (tom Car n-irthen the Perseverance, Davies, from Carnarvon ; tbe Rxpeditiun, Griffiths, from Cardigan ; the Kiizabrth and Mary Jonee. from Beaumaris ...

... Marjlebooe, Sir John Thomas Olaridge, Recorder of Prince of Walea’a to Mias M. P. Scoil, eldest of Vice-Admiral Scott.— Madras, the 17th of Msj laat, John Robert Cuppage, E«q. third son Coppage, R ...

... Ui|b-Hata. Somerset. —After so itJne«N t«ei(« jears, Avieo, jooogeßt daughter of the late John Scott. Ashford.Somerset.—Aged 33. Mrs. Ljddun, wife of of tbe Lethbridge Arms lon, Bit»bop , »>L}id«nrd. Somer»e».—At an advanced age, Mr. Charles BroadMf>ck. Corse ...

... downwards, while the left rises io proportion. Tbe upper joints of tbe arms present nothing but bones covered with skin, their circumference measuring just four inches while the fore arms, oa tbe contrary, are five inches and a half. The bands are particularly ...

... B. Strangeways, Wyndhani John AKiliar, Richard conk', S. *H, Swanston, William Parlitt, George Lax. Thomas F. Lovell, George Brookes, and Henry Brooke*, E*qrt. qualified; and the Rev. Thomas Coney, the Rer. Knott, Philip John Miles, Henry Ricketts, and ...

... for Jamaica ; the Dochfour, Hally, for Grenada ; the Truaty, Roberts, for Gibraltar Ref her, Forster, for St. MiebaePa; the John Morphy, Hite*, tor Guernsey and Newfoundland ; the Union Packet, Gilmore, for Cork. AIIHIVKD—At St. Michael’*, the Prenident ...

... c-Villa. Bath, aged 4(*>. .Ui.., wifo uf benjamin Barker, E*q.—Aged 99, Alic ...

... Ban.—The Horticultural Society hat lately receired from New South Walea, through the liberality of Captain M’Arthur, ton of John M’Arihnr, Esq. of Camden, in that colony, a fine healthy hive of native bees. They differ materially from the bees of Europe ...

... the float, near Canon’s Marsh, fell in, aud was drowned. Committed to Bristol Gttyrtje Harrows, John Warmingtun, and Joseph Ray, for stealing apples from John Mealing. William Nortnan, for stealing glue from Thomas Overhury, and Jacob Grijfin, fur receiving ...

... were agreed to. Kuherl Trench Pilkinston, the person who forged the Ballinasloe Petition, was brought the Bar by the Sergeant Arms; when he addressed the House, acknowledging that he had been guilty a very rash and foolish action, and pleading 111 health ...

... Intent, Pruulx, from Jersey: the Catherine, Whaley, from Dublini the Friendahip. Davie*, the William and Anne, Owen, and the John, H*«», from Cork. Jut —The Draper, from Dublin ; the Sally, Nirholla, from Waterford ; the Webb, from Viui^bati; (be Lady ...

... arnent, for twenty yeara-a little moreof this, -and wL' should' find des- Ipotism and itatolerance coming upon us like an armed mari ;1 and the poaer of pacifying Ireland, and of saving England, would be gne ur ?? ceeriig. Herespected the consed- ais ...