... impartial cie, In ambler that hlr. oat,• of the Uni.arsities and restore _a Government, with the Vetted for the ati‘e. end inr arm end which they imminwaly CLER I CI. 9. — At the Guildhall, .ffirers preferred nine miter for non.payment of in six weeks alter ...

... Lufra left. The British aquadioa waf l-inY a ! Vonrna. *r*«*B *i PORTSMOUTH SHiP^ING.- A RR , VfeD _ Mary, Philips, from Cardigan.- Olive Branch. n uvva r,i from Liver pool. -Troy, (Jelert, from Barfleur _Feli' city. Underwood from Lrmenck. -Lufra, Frankly ...

... Thursday, Sept. 22, the lady of John Long, esq., of Baynton House, of a son. Married, on the 20th instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Frederick Shello, esq., of Hallham Hill, to Frances Maria, eldest daughter of ?? late John li._r_l_.il, esq., of J. ...

... Remy's slip law Toonlay.— last from M. Wh ite,. new n e ,nne ratter, of 140 tons r . called the Harpy. ler% young man named John Com,,shhing • rook's neat in Northwood nark, hem the tree, and Mulcts his left thieh, end was rewerel• injured. He ens conveyed ...

... Wemma, Jonas E. Bodkin. John James Easthope, John Langdale, Hon.. Randle, John Wtenrs.. Hai. J. C. Bowes, John Elliot, Hon. John E. Langton, Win. Gore Rowell, Lord Whalky, Sir Simnel Brahman, Sir W. Elite,', Capt. Alex. Leader, ...

... FretbSeld. J. W. Fleming, John Gorkell, J. M. Gibson, T. Gladstone, W. E. Glynne, Sir S. It. Gordon, Hon. W. Gore, 0 J. R. Gore, 0. W. Goring, H. D. Goolbuni, H. Sir .1. Granby, Mantels Groot, Colonel Grant, F. W. Grattan, 3. Grattan, Henry Greenaway, Chutes ...

... petitions w.s interrupted, although many good and conservative members appeared with bundles of them under their arms. The Late Sik John Soane.— The executors mod trustee! under the will of this gentlemen have refused to make themselves participators ...

... emplo)ed the person meat have been very long elide in separating the head and arm. —Mr. John Leeson. surgeon, also pee similar testi- He added that, on examiniug the left arm. wet brought to him bv the inspector, he wee of °mains that it was taken of before ...

... expended a consult:. able sum.— On Sunday last, in E.lin boigh, to which he hail gone a short lime since. Sir John Leach, Master of lhe Rolls. Sir John, we are informed, had bee. . tor some lime afflicted wuh erysipelas, and wa- seriously indisposed when he ...

... want through Snenton: at Noiintone placa they tore down an immense range of iron palisade?, and armed with these, they marched to Colwick Hall, the seat of John Musters, esq. about two miles distant, demolished all the windows, broke and tore to pieces Ibe ...

... in the hotel, his arms might therefore surely b tilowed to remain also. Latterly, however, the treatmen jffered to Count Curoli lias exhausted the patience of th Government. Remonstrances and protests against the re raoval of the arms were heard , but ...

... duty. The 1 ltb Light Dragoons embarked at Calcutta on bosrd tbe Repulse, for England, early ln February. The Colonel (Earl Cardigan) comes bom* orer land. Bir C. T.Metcalfe may be atasvrtly expected honse from Ben- ?? embarked ln the at. George, Capt. WiUUms ...