... expected in England by the next packet, DEATH OsF MR GRIBET.-This man died yesterday week, at Queen- borough. He was the Chamberlain, and alternate Mayor and dictator of that notorious borough. As soon as his death was known, the poor oppressed people could ...

... Stocks shiould takle plate, to guard against the possible easualtics Lat it igilt I arise. REWlARD on Bnsyvenri-l~ieuesaiit Joseph C lark, late of the Susseox CoastL U uarl Moch Ile, w sho has saved thlc property ol ?? vdssels wrecked 1 on that dangemrous ...

... vhich was given by the clerk of 'ere to the honourable member. ?? YiS ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS ll Dtuke of MONTROSE (the Lord Chamberlain) The p his majesty's gracious answer to the address, Was-t as foil ONN's6 'iill sds I thank you for your loyal and dutiful ...

... 'rower-street, London. On the 22d alt. died, at Orford, highly respected, John Randall, Esq. a Mtagistrate, Portman, and Chamberlain of that borough,and Bailiffof Aidborough, taged 79. Saturdav last died, Frances, !he secord daughter of Thomas Wood, Esq ...

... re-commissioned; T 'g Capt. Lillicrap, Commander, W. R. B1lmber, ann tv Lieuts. W. H. Dore, ?? W. A., Smith, land W. B' ( Chamberlain, to the Ordinary at this pore, vice Cat Cliethaam, Cotmtander MWindeyer, ien4 Lieats. Yule tb Chegwin, and Mloyd, whose ...

... Bishopsnympton, one ten-pound note and ones tise-pou~nd ditto, of time Bank of Eugland, &c. Seeenz Years' Traumcsprtatiesi :-Joseph Bennett W~alters, finn having, nit the night of the 27th of September last, clttered the dssellin;g-hotise of Uobert Hicks ...

... .-At Eastbourne, the wife of Joseph Ste. c ice phens, of three girls, who, with their mother, are all doing W Cawell. Id, Married, on the 12th inst. ?? Waltbnam, Sussex, by the Rev. rir. Tripp, the Rev, Robert Chamberlain, of P'et- u worth, t0 Miss Anna ...

... the room of Mr.' Miisnitt deceased. .'0 D 01O3 Sunday mnorning week, aft'er a sermlon ntti I Fish-street Chapel, by the Rev. Joseph Fox, the sum of Li £1Is. 2d. was collected on behalf of the Lying-idi ;Charity.l lAn additional pair of hiandsomne nlew globes ...

... Catle, bouind to take custody of the body oft his late Majesty till it was handed otter to ce spurititendenice of the Lord Chamberlain, and tbat lie was not relieved from that custody so soon as woulti citable hilm to attend uipon the -louse of Commons earlier ...

... builder John Shuttleworth, late of Ilce, witbin NlsRkerfleld, but now ofLiverpool, farmer, mncsluiuw, andi potatoe ierchant Joseph Mulliner, Northanipton, coach-maelir Edward Urwick, Cow-cross, WesttSinitthfichl, victualler Thonmas Sedgwick and Jarmes tHearti ...

... his casque was sur- mounted b.y a large aitd beautiful ostrich plume. Di'e armour was made inr Thomas Garrard, Esq. the Chamberlain, and is a fac simile ot that worn by Edward tile Black Prince, which was procured fern thle T1ower, withs the permission ...

... pro. ceded to various points of the city, where the Proclama- tion was repcsted. On arriving at the Gate iouse, the Under-Chamberlain knocked at the gates, which had been previously closed, and demanded admission in pnrsrtruce of the King's writ. Answer ...