... SPORTS a the NORTH. hl. Rag. Seam' edltlea. I. rob. Om. list gnat a . .plates. HSIKw of ERUGIDI. A life . .. By T. Colley Grattan. Esq. Aotbor Hlels.wayo end By. wisp, •• Traits of Travel. is. minion, la wets post tom A miry of Dm most absorb's' Interest ...

... dtaler ll D. Jones, of King's Arms.yard, Coleman-street, merchant 0. ure r«ktive at a 31% Orice, at erne-str,et, an. at the blishment, No. 103, Shoe ane, Fleet street:— trte s to tte are 'ecelved at eine r place. - rubli.hed by JOHN ROBESON, at g , _,•• l b ...

... Hodgson, John O'Ferra fl, ft M. Burke, Sir J. ,Jeplisoti. C. U. O'Connor, boo liunbury, Sir H. E 'Johnston, James O'Grady, Col. Dawson, A. Killeen, Lard ituthren E. S. Denman, Thos. Leader, N. P. Wyse, Mhos. Hon. B. Lambert, J. S. TELL Grattan, James M'Namara ...

... were put into the glass at the table, and drawn by the Clerk in the following order:— Dartmouth Borough Election.—Petition of John Henry Scale, Esq. and Sir Henry Itillloughby, Bart., complaining of that elec. tion:—to be taken into co 'mammas upon Thursday ...

... S. Strutt, Edward Colborne, R. Morrison, John Smith, Vernon Chapman, Marshall, Wm, Wayland, Dawson, Alex. Malcolm, N. Warburton, H. Douglas, Keith Martin, John Wyse, Thomas Evans, Wm. Marryatt, Joseph Wood, John Farguson, Sir Ronald Macnamara, Major Whitmore ...

... bane-end, Stoke.unc.T rent. eardtenware.mauufacturer. Dec. 13, 14. 28, at the Union Hotel, Line-end.—Young. Lane.end. GI NH/WIN, John, Lane-end, Stoke-upon-Trent, rope-maker, Dee. 13, 14. 23, at the Union Hotel, Lane-encl.—Young, Lane.end. W LETT, T., jun. ...

... indefinitely postponed, and therefore the arms must he kept in the back ground for the same time: it is certainly not very essential that the doors of an Ambassador's residence should be ornamented with his national arms; but, in the situation in which France ...

... the Bishop of Ear.) Dramas—Robert Moulton Atkinson, 8.A.. Samuel Sheild„ WA., and William Singleton. M.A., of St. John's Coll. Cambridge; John Christopher Whitney, M.A., lime. nose College. Oxford. (by let. dim, from the Archbishop of You.) DCNORT CHURCH ...

... loss of property at Davis's Straits that of the ship John of Greenock, which took place on the 24th of September. The following particulars of this event are given by part of the crew of the John, landed at Peterhead, en Monday, from the ship Hannibal ...

... P«ansh, on the Winchester-road, to prevent their entrance into the town, but nothing of that kind was attempted. The militia arms were removed from the Storehouse last evening, and sent to Portsmouth, reserving supply in case of need. ~ , . This morning ...

... In the pear fellow's endeavor to extricate bkosithass shoe fin/ skin of his bawd was so mach ha ft Own peeled Wilke e ; his arm, side, and lower poet Otis were also in. jived fortunately they was helmimis sudbe, Odom is called the bang, we is gunpowder ...

... to let the people of both Englund and Ireland know that the laws place them on equal terms with their landlords. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN gave the Right Hon. Gen. tleman (the Solicitor-General). full credit fur his desire to amend the Act in question, so at to ...