... BROWN, J., Old Kent-r oa d, vi c t u aller, Jan.lo. A. ' BENT F d d w i ich F ronm h o u n r g e e AR, H., Howfor -bui ngs, enc . i AUSTIN, W., Powis-street, Woolwich, ironmonger, t J r a e n et . , 6. n2er- BROOKES, S., Ball's Pond, Islington, nurseryman ...

... Old Ford, distillers. IT mad CLARKE, Leeds and Wakefield, woolstapler& HOADLEY, W. and A., Maidstone, coach builders. HoVEN DEN and CHURCH ER, King-street, Golden-square, hair Merchants. JONES and THOMAS, Bristol, soap boilers. KINIte and WATSON, King-street ...

... spinner, May 3, at three, at the York Hotel, Manchester. TICKLE, 11, Marypul, Cumberland, ironmonger, May 13, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Maryport. WARWICK, R., late of Warwick Hall, Cumberland. banker, May 13, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre Inn, ...

... apprehension; and in another count he was charged with cutting and wounding him, with intent, &c. John Williams examined—Kept the Golden Ball at Portsea. The prisoner came to his house on the 12th of March, and again in two days after, when he introduced himself ...