... A collection h»d been made the 3d April, the Floating Chapel, for the widows and orphans of the crew belonging to the schooner George. Captain Unibank, (lost with all banda on the Dutch ooast)—and for the surviving relatives of two pilots (drowned in the Humber) nnd the nmount, £l7 sa. lOd. had been distributed, and gratefully received. The Bethel Ftng continued to be hoisted in every part of ...

... lie SOU) by AUCTION, Thursday the h'taot. (if not previously disposed of by Contract,J rpilF. (In CHANCK, of BriHlinjjton, | Borthen per Toni; built at Scarhro’ in ; stows large Cargo, a light draught of Water, shifts without Ballast, sails fast, and «■? ...

... e Sunday we t Lady of J. E3. Blrooke, Esq. of Headlingley, Oil Wenesdayweek, ltsAllorn-place, Searbrol, thle Lady of 1055G Jonlanhr, Esq. Of a soil. Oit the Oth inaL. at,Thirsik, Mrs. Swairbreck, of a daughter. Onthle bitl Tnst. ait l'uabirlid Wells, Latly Jaue.Lawrenen Peel, ofa son, which, Survived only a few slays. Li Sit Onthe 2d Inek, at Hulton Packt, Lancislhlre, the Ld-fWn Y Halton, Esq ...

... WANTED, a SECRETARY for the above Institution, the Salary whereof is fixed at One Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annum. He will required provide approved Securities for Five Hundred Pounds. The Election will take place at the Mansion-House, on Monday the 20lh instant, at Twelve o’Clock; and all applications, accompanied with sufficient testimonials, must delivered the Superintending Committee, ...

... lieti] O~, ednsdayarek, a 'tlekbtltheLady of, C. BI. Luard, ay -E9q4;of a dmligher.: .. h4 On he M3d-u ci. b'lly ftdny iOket', of Layftatbe ~~ Lodge, ofa son,,: s Same. day, Midea Elizabeth Watk ?? ea = -Porkiington. of a sein. She Is in her 6Lst year.. on thle Sad uit, at the VicartgCm ?? f thRevWs' llC. Fientond eta daughter, eilbo. beei OnWesdneeds t,t our Parish Church, oyuete Tona f ...

... regret to find, a letter which we have this morning (Wednesday) received from a correspondent Windsor, upon whose means of information we think can rely, that the state of the King’s health by means favourable as some of the accounts would have led us to imagine. It seems that the attack of the gout, with which his Majecty has been afflicted, although exceedingly painful, has not been the ...

... llhy the real hat n or be iont )Wy_ So- I X11 the tisll tils 'ittt ?? I its tiss, .ety -se rsof Mr. ;ill - Dv- atrt hat to, Itla to not ,m- ght ary S aeym, itt oulr 5005:5. On Thurslay, at Darotry, tre Lady of F. 11, Cartwrights, E sq. of at tosl. On the ltth inst. tie Lady of W. J,. tagstaw, Elsq. of tile Oaks, of R rosu. (irs the 17th ilst. the Lady of the Rev. Steltren Creylke, of a Soil, ...

... - I Ous the ith ott. the Lady of James Royds, Esq. of Woodlandls, Cheshire, of a son. B Ont Thttrsday last, at Hallfax, Mr. Charles Fox, to Mliss Harriet C Rhodes, both of Southowra.m. Same day, 2ir. ThonmasPgirnelh,. farraer,..to ttlillri. , 15mith -or' siweitly- Onl Wednesday, at our Parish Church, Mr. Joh n N. BIring, me)' F chant, of thlis town, to Sarah, youngest daughter of.th e lt e Mr. ...