... Samuel Nix, Esq. Messrs. John Rickards and Co. 22 Sir John Parkinson 23 Monsr. Chisolare nee Speela Thomas Lee, Esq. AL Sor. Dn. Francesco Merri del Commerceo 27 Messrs. N. N. Scoutt and Co. A. M. Testoliui Guetano Libraire John D. Wilson, Esq. care of ...

... 10s.; London and Westminster Bank, I Os. . Captain John Sykes to be Lord Amelius BeaudgiH flag-captain; and Thomas Williams. Esq., his School is York.—We understßnd M provisional committee has been (armed £>r the proprietary school la York, on a mt principle ...

... birth-das, no will take place. Lord Chamberlain's Office, May 10. The Lord Chamberlain his Majesty’s Household has appointed John Lyster, Esq., one of the Gentlemen Quarterly Waiters in Ordinary to his Majesty, in the room of Robert Browne, Esq., deceased ...

... for : Capricorn, Smith, for the Cspe' of Good Hope .* Adventure, Stevens, for Lisbon ; Adam Lodge, Pace, for New York ; and John Prowse, for Lima. CLKAaeo Oi'twaiios.—The Nimrod, Aikias, for New York; Dcmerara, Thorn, for Jamaiea ; Comet, Maas, for Baltimore[ ...

... large fortune, who resides at No. 4, (lower-street, was brought before Mr. lining, charged with having robbed the sou of Mr, John Taylor. No. 30, Henry-street, I latnpsl cad-road, of a bundle of linen. The prisoner, after suffering twenty hours' imprisonment ...

... probability only mere peccadilloes compared with the unblushing spoliation we may expect under the newly.propounded system. Mr. John Power proposed the first resolution amid loud cheering. It was the following effect; That have this day assembled to assert ...

... Present Sir John English guest) ; Admirals Sir Henry Digby, Frank Sotbcron, and E. Stuart; Captains Sir John Hill, Sir Farquhsr, W. Skipsey, Samuel Rideout, T. Bourchicr, R. A. Yaiea, Charles Graham, DaJling, 11. Plumridge, Thos. Porter, John Campbell, ...

... centre, confined by a narrow band ; wide leevas, with epaulets tight to the arm. and edged with a narrow trimming at the Itottoro the sleeve; a wristband, coming half way up tlie arm, trimmed to match; the top of the skin trimmed with two flounces. A dress ...

... Friends, Baniet; and Lord John Russel, Kemp, from London for Cowes; Swallow, l ourt, from London for Weymouth; Royal Sovereign (a 1, Orant. from London for Boulogne ; Duke Wellington (a), Bu'hell. from Dover for Boulogne; Little John, Hayes, from London for ...

... mockery; but although they gave us left-handed liberty, Ireland struck blow uion despofi»m since more effectual !ban the unbound arm of proud and baught) England.—(Cheers). Tes, be gave but scanty measure, bat made good use of the measure be gave us.—(Hear ...

... having entered military career out pure delight at his inspiring recitals. Among them were the two F!inters, and cousins the Grattans, Thomas Colley, the novelist, and William, the author of some highly graphic sketches of the Peninsular war, which have appeared ...