... that he took no notice of it till Sunday last, when his hand and arm commenced to swell and discolour to Ia most alarming extent, and, despite medical assistance, s mortification of the arm ensued, and the poor man expired in a great agony at about half-past ...

... the west for the north ; and Advocate from the north for the west. BRoADSTAIRS, OcT. 19.-Passed by, the brig John Hall for the southward, Cardigan brig for Portsmouth-both of Newcastle ; Albion schooner, of Weymouth, for the south ward ; Mary Ross ship, ...

... chambers. JOHN '3tHOasaON, Leeds, glass and china denler, Oct. 6 and Nov. 3, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sol., Dunning, Leeds; off. awig., Free- BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Sept. 6. CesoRsa BuTrcuse, Holborn-bill, City, china and gless dealer. Sept. 12. JOHN HassaicnimoN ...

... Yorkshire, woolotaplers, duily 24, at 11. HENRY STANTON, Leced, bacon factor, July 21, at 12. a JOHN 55Mw, Dodwcortls, Yforkshire, wond turner,.July 21. at 11. a JOHN TANKicE, Newton-upon.Trent, Linscolnshire, blacksmith, July 23, at 12. BENJAMIN LAerFny, South ...

... , surgeon, Feb. 20, at 11. JOHN HIAWKINS, jun., Weston-super-Mare, wine merchant, Feb. 24, at 12. JoHN THOMAS, Llandilo, Carmarthenshire, tailor, Feb. 25, at II. EDWARD JONES, Bristol, tallow merchant, Feb. 18, at 11. JoHN HAWEINS, Dyscek, Gloucestershire ...

... be the most seriously injured :-Charles Holliday, James Parker, William Bowney, Francis Aylesbury, John d Tyrrell, George Meekey, Henry Seymour, and John Paget. h Several medical l aen were called to the sufferers, and after I their wounds were dressed ...

... Lee's, Aldermanbury. THOMAS CUTHBERT MCKAY and JOHN MCKAY, sun., NaV _Newcsatle-upon-Tynle, ?? dividend of 4s. 10d., Wam Oct. 24, or any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcafs- Ma tle-upon-Tyli. xli JOHN HAIR, Newcastle-upon-Tynekehip and insurance 'TI ...

... from Bona, Greyhound from Cork, San Jose ?? from Liverpool, Surprise from Cardigan, Teign from Port Talbot, sand the Albion from Glenarm. Sailed the General Cathcart for Bordeaux, John Crosbie for Calais, Mary for Ardrossan, Lovely Jenny for Fleetwood, Ellen ...

... Cora from St. Stephen's, N.H., Sunbeam from Calsao, Doris from St. Johnl's, Newfoundlaeld, Irene from Alexandria, Ann and John from Galatz, Bengal Merchant from oullmoin. Ann Porter frona Callao. Sailed the Pero for Jamaica, Phoenis for Maranharn. PTUvuoUTle ...

... Penn, confectioner; Mr. Bosworth's house, the watchman; Afrs. Cook, dealer in hard- ware; Mr. Kingsford, wardrobe dealer; Mr. John- SoII, bootuiaker; Mr. Saunders, furniture brokcer; Dir- Dennis, cheesenionger; Mr. Ellis, cheesemnonger; MAr. WIite, wholesale ...

... and in particular of the first-mentioned one, was, it stated, to be attributed to the fact that the law in France did not arm the company with sufficient power to suppress such frauds. In England the case anls very different, for there the pelson seized ...

... ns's . Vospital; John Stephen Clarke, New York, of the Liver- I pool School; Thomas Soresby-Jackeon, M.D. Edis- burgh, Whitbr, of the Edinburgh School; Eleazer Birch Roche, Norwfch, of King's College; Willian Mathias Noott, ?? Cardigan, of tho Middlesex ...