... weré Berks, stantinople ear! in November. 8, the ARMING AN N eMY.—It is seid that a well-known hor: is about to ship from Dover 1,200 cavalry horses for th government, at 25/. each! The lady of Mr. John Swainson, of Castle-street, Liver ation married on ...

... sacks tluur, 16 bush wheat, 80 bush barley 110 barley—Gloucester, 230 sacks flour—Haverfordwest, 310 ats oate—Padstew, wheat—Cardigan, 60 qrs oats—Chepstow, 30 sacks flour, 72 qrs 4 bush ley, 6 ors malt. 200 qrs Dariey—Lidacy, 5 sacks 12 ors 10 are BANKRUPTS ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFF. Caution to By tHE Fire.—On Thursday evening last, the servant girl of Mr. Daniel Johns, portrait painter, Stow-hill, Newport, Monmouthshire, met with a serious accident, occasioned by the most reprehensible negligence. It appears that ...

... athurst eldest daughter of the late George Nicholls, Nov, 29, at Boddington Manor House, in this cow Tues- 82, John, eldest son of the late John Blagdon, Esq., of | e Mile Manor House, Devon. Daniel Dee. 3, at 406, High-street, Cheltenham, Mr. Thomas ad ...

... 1791, ha vim; expended a large forame in the service of his country. Young Harrison early devoted himself to the profession of arms, and entered the army under the auspices of his father's intimate friend, General Washington, at the age of 18. The north-western ...

... mrl ll.atil . c tula what she had -ret,, her arm-, eyes, and leg* would rot off. I consequence of this threat upon young a mind may imagined. M»e has been haunted by strange fancies since about her legs and arms fulling off, and it wiib difficulty she would ...