... dd *np«rntHy re Mr. Wurtk-'s Vere. vols. Mr. D'lsraeli's Vivian Gioy, vot. in I, Ifis. Mr. Bul«rr*» Disowned, Vets. Mr. Grattan's llicfewnys and By- Its. wsy*. vwls. Its. Dcvereus, vo’s t‘lie!M*ii Pensioners, hy the eutbor of lie Suhnltern, :t vols. ...

... Infinite taste, and arreeged with uncommon accuracy and skill.”—Morning Cbtoniclc. Published John John Hatchard and Boa.Bimpkin and Marshall. M. Huile*. and John Sharpe. DISEASES OF WOMEN. Jest published, in Bvo. price los. boards,' THE DISEASES PECULIAR ...

... Matthew Gibton. Brentford Mr. John Warner, statue* Tltoma* Weetwoo,!, 1 K. VV. Kidler. ♦ harle-Smith. dit*.» I II :.ert Xuste.l, I James Billiiixa*. | For the t >nrrev. Mr. R.Bo»»rn. Ulieit«e> I Mr. Williaiu Mason. Pirnium John ox. but I Robert .»oke, Guttdlord ...

... Clyde. Scipio, ol Liverpoo’, for St. John's Uih insi. John Brawnwell, from Loodoudeiry,‘JOth, by the James Dennistowo, arrived in the Clyde. Duke Clarence, Brown, L Mootre.il, 6tS inat. Silvan, ill*, ditto to St. John’s Newfoundland, mine day. An truth ...

... further examination. From the evidence, it appeared that on the morning of Monday week the prisoner entered the shop of Mr. John Frederick Cllitz, a Norwegian, who keeps a haberdasher's shop in Broad-street, Kjiti liffv, and purchased some articles to ...

... Wedaeaday, mad baJf-pa.*.two o'clock the Kiog held an investiture the Most Il&n. Militarj Order of the Beth, when Adfcnirnl Sir John-Wells Lieut-General Lord Edwanl Somerset were each Invested with the customary ceremonies with the riband, bsdge, and star ...

... explanation would satisfactory. .Mr. 11. GRATTAN complained of the right hon. gent. (Mr. G. ulburnj, deprecating the effect an Act Parliament which himself supparad. 3lr. -1 did nut vote for the 31illiou Act. Mr. H. GRATTAN—No, hut the right lion. gent, support ...

... population had outgrown the means of worship provided the Church, and had, consequently, been thrown i.i great numbers in the arms of the Dissenters. Vet even here the victory remained in the hands of the Church, the numbers, after six days’ poll, being—for ...

... i. 0, .« * r- R. Dixon and Co. O John Morant, E»«| , of Rev. K. Bradford, of Brockcnhurxt. llant.H - 5 Ol hri lor, of Sou Dedham • 2 2 John Barton, Eiui. Mreers. Jack*and May ...

... Catharine, Quebec to Cardigan, sib nit. Rome, Liverpool, to For land, and James, Jamaica to Clyde, I3tb, by tbs Cam* bridge, Gardner, a vivid at Cork. Augea, of Jersey, bound to Newfoundland, ult. Trusty, arrived in the River. Johns, Liverpool ’o Quebec ...

... Saltpetre FROM LLOYD'S LIST. TUESDAY. Dec. 2. Ramsgate. l>ec. i—l*b* Plvwty. Swaibo. from Cardigan to struck the Pur-head asd sunk the harbour. Bristol, Dec. I The John Hutchings, from Newfoundland this poet, was abandoned »lh nit. being in sinking rtatv ...

... bear)? Oh, but say the repealers, John Bull weuld not be such a fool to starve hirusel', frrgvtting lh«t she can im p »rt even cheaper terms from mher countries (hear). the deluded -pie of Irelatid are told if John Bull refuses our corn, esn eat it ...