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... Fingal, Young, for Narva • ' Glenitfer, Stevenson, for Quebec I Ceres, Cain, for St. John's, N. B. Telagraph Office. Passed Holyhead, inward-hound, No. 779, Henry Grattan, from New Orleans, at 10 a.m., and No. 482, Blepham, British brig, at 4, p.m. The barques ...
... Matilda,and Phoebe,of London, Tantivy, and James,of Plymouth. Peg. gy.of Penzance. Fame, of Guernsey. John and Mary,and Hero,of Bristol. Mary Ann. and John, Belfast. Lady Amherst,of Liverpool. Betsey, Brandt, of Archangel, and about 200 other vessels, were ...
... llroughton. and nieca of Sir John Delves Broughton, Bait.,' Esq., to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Maj r Jones, e Alchrl»t Church. Mary le-heue, John Finch. Esq . f Y® man-square, Frances Jane, recon daughter of the lole John King. Newbury, Berks. . ...
... fell, and several loaded waggons passed along her arm and leg, which were consequently bruised to atoms. She was, however, got home alive, and in the evening surgeons attended to amputate the leg and arm, but on getting her up she complained of internal ...
... Smart, from Battledore; Cognac packet, from Pernambuco; Helena, Cos, from Ftgueira ; Atalanta, Scott, front Bahia ; /leery Grattan, from New Orleans; Unicorn, Maxwell, from Savannah; Zoete, Little, from Cephalonia; James, iti•Guines. from Lisbon; Brothers ...
... Inn, Aylesbury, ri-tKSF.NT : Sir JOHN DASHWOOD KING, Bart. V.P. , in the Chair. Sir John Chetwode, Bart. V.P. Rev. E. Owen Sir Alexander Croke, V.P. Rev. W. Shepherd Hey. Or. Scobell J.S. Taylor, Esq. W. Wyiulham, Esq. John Barker, Esq. Job. Grubli, Esq ...
... Aralain, Eag. tIIP. Thamas Mosore, Esq. tlsht lion, dir John Newport, St. John Power, Esq. of Etilfasie M1.P. Jantes Corry, Fog. Sotlt Ran. tlt.Fltzgerald, Knight Davrid Mahiony10Esq. of frorn John Howley, .a$ Rin. It. Pl~irlbbon, M.P. Stephien Wouife, ...
... LAUDERDALE. John Mlurray, Albemarle street. MEMOIR of the CATHvoOLIC RELIEF BILL, A passed in is9a; with a ?? of all the Divisions in each House of Parliament on the Catholi ClaIms since 178 when they were first urged. BY CHARLES BUTLER. esq. John Murray, ...
... i|„rboiii at Ramsgate. For further particulars npply 10 John i^nfV.No. 24, Birchin-lane, Core-hill, London; or to John Woolward, Esq., R^N., Harbour Ma-ter. Ramsgate. BEDFORD HOT EL, Leamington.— JOHN | AM GOMM, (from Cheltenham,) begs lo inform the Nobilily ...
... Svo. 7s. 6d. MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS, and olher Poems. By JOHN HENEAGE JESSE. John Murray, Albemarle-street. This day, Svo. Is. A LETTER to the RIGHT HONOURABLE the EARL of WINCHILSEA. By CIVIS. John Murray, Albemarhe-street. This day, post Svo. with a Plate ...
... Wilson, M.PSi Jae Alexander. f8itanjamin 0. Hodges tate. John Goodered -hant Haker (Epsain) - b-ti~serr Meggy b9rorp Plaid I- Jobta Craastsrd A 'a T'o~d lik'psora) I- tleorge Por~e J. lto' -John 'ITom a ' ayten (E - Robert Rutland. 5PLi'o IC ^EETING atof ...
... and man's room over. For further particulars apply on the Premises. Wilbury-place, Grove End-road (near the Eyre Arms Tavern), M. John* Wood ; or of Mr. Ravens, lltt, Goswell-street.— N.B. A similar House to be Let Unfur- nished. R~_A DIN X . , Ber ks7=-To~ ...