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... shore.” Extract from the British Consul at New Orleans, dated 29tb April: The Henry Grattan, Dadd Cannon, Europa, and Marshal Macdonald, British Vessels, and the John Hales, an American, are under seizure here by the Customs —three of them for importing ...
... bookseller A. Bernard, of Chest Arms Inn, Chatham, Kent, victualler .1. J. Bennett, of Plymouth, livendraper •• li 11 Z. W. Perks, of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, grocer J. Hoskins and J. Bird, of Saint John.square, Clerkenweil . • 11 DIED ...
... briars, out to sea on t« v instant. * r _. „ •' New Orleans, *«ir -L •■ The Henry Grattan, the David Cannon, the ?? o l»:*Z •» Marshal Macdonald, British yes-els, and the John **> American vessel, are under seizure here by the Cu ...
... ) Extract from the British Consul at New Orleans, dated the 29th April The Henry Grattan, Divid Cannon, and Europe, and Marshal Macdonald, British vessels ; and the John Hales, an American, are under seizure here by the Customs; three of them for importing ...
... it. AOBBSB.V FROM THE PERSON. stockings, marked H.’; one French blue silk handkerchief ; one red silk handkerchief, marked John Murray one counterpane ; two shifts, marked M. W.’; two diaper towels ; three lawn handkerchiefs, one maikcd A. F.’; two linen ...
... ships / snow off at i o'clock. CLEARED OUTWARDS—The Boston, Mackey, for Boston' Woodman, Wooffenda'e, for Eastport and St. John's • John Curtis, for Philadelrhia ; Ju n luo, Prow, for Newfoundland ; Quirk, for Bombay ; Lee, Caanon, for Montreal ; Confidence ...
... Extract of a letter from the British Consul, at New Orleans, dated April 29 :— The Henry Grattan, David Cannel], Europa, and Marshall M‘Donald British vessels, and the John Hales, an American, are under seizure here by the Customs ; three of them for importing ...
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... to this was clear. Don John VI. died in March, 1826. His son Don Pedro, after having , effected the separatien ofßea/il from Portugal, assumed the tide or Emperor of Brazil ; and tins separation wns afterwards ratified by Don John. The two crowns were declared ...
... 0 10 0 relating to this Sub- Mr. John Loosley, do.. 0 10 0 scription Mr. Thos. Juggins, do.. 0 10 0 L. W. Buck, Esq. (Exe- Mr. John Page, do 0 10 0 ter) Mr. Thos. Stone, do 0 10 0 Hon. Mrs. Brudenell.. 2 0 0 Mr. John Winslow, do.. 010 0 Thomas Carr, Esq ...
... attack he-r, fittroequ of thit clear and precise I ?? Aberdeen did no doubrg~see to send the, arms and ea 'gunpowder to Brazil; bat otfaannght asar.these e4 arms and that gunpowder were tiaonsported. to the Isis of Tor- fi caira Lcicbevrs V Whn they applied ...
... instaat, at St. John's Rectory, Southwark, the lady of the Rev. J. C. Abdy, of a son. On the 6th June, Mrs. Melhulsh, of charlotte-TO W, Walworth, of a son MARRIED. On the 6th Instant, at Brighton , by the Rev. Evan itowsell, Mr. Charles John Rowsell, of ...