... , requires thre ~ ~mair to ?? rules for tire flel of all tirricles cf Caw mtecil; b ct hfe rules are to be laid before tet Corn- Oli~ters ed ppoved by them, arid cannut bre altered Wihou thir oitentarid further apprrobatiotl. ~ tht inall ercants are ...

... Magiftrate, was invited to dinner by his fon-in-law, a young gentleman of confiderable fortune. After the cloth had been removed, an altercation arofe, in consequence of which the latter ftruck his father- in-law a violent blow on the head with a pkcer, which ...

... at Gui'cdhail. At- j torney, Ilr. opfon, Lincoln's' Inn New-lquar^. i WNillian BLaunan the Younger, Copmanthaipa , YcXdt, corn- o fa,51,1, june co, ai. and Tilly 6, at eleven, at the Georgc inn, h Coneiv-ileet, Yorl;. Ateornevi Tc 7l Sevyimour, York ...

... Stafford, Mr. John Steven- (on, (on of William Stevenfon, Efq. Banker, of Lombard Stree;, London.-Mr. John Brooke, Attorney at Law, and one of the Coroners for Warwicklhire.-In Stepney Green, Mr. Jofeph Burch.-At Brighton, Miss R. Bond, youngest daughter ...

... iidenfe for fo, doing be'yond the limits of his ~I own prernifes. In conftd~ra~ion of M~r. Loenit'a ig- cd norinee of the Excife Laws, the Ms~iftfrates mittgatd Idu the fine LO 5i. On Wfednefday night, July 219, the hio ie of ½-r. d G~regnoni, Kying's Road ...

... the t.ree bridgc's, and 'an endhanting landfcape of .thee neauiifol, undulating hills f Surr d bounded' onl b the horizonn CORN EXCfIANGEbcr Therew'ere feveral'freah'fanples of Grein a morringfrom.1 Sulfolk, OurnMarket for nmoft: articles was very heavy ...

... from Gibraltar for Portfmouth, then abreaht of the Lizard. Arrived the American Uhip Robert, -- from Philadelphia, with Indian corn and wheat, fororders bri, Lon;don, Martin, and brig Prince of Wales, Tre- luddra, from Penzance ; brig Liberty, Luckley, from ...

... Richard were fully corn.i ed for trial by the Lord' Mayor nt the Manfion jtdnia, charged, on the oaths of Abigail Seewright, Tolah Watts; William Robinfon, John Barnfield, and {Vlhianj Seewright, oh fufpicion of an attempt to corn- sit an unnatural crime ...

... was at a lofs to know who was the intended incendiary ; but from w3bat he had heard, he did 'not think iimk-fel jltlified to corn- mit the prisoners ---it was a dangerous fituation in which this candle was placed, and' had there been pI oof of any of the ...

... Two Prizes of 30,oool. iO fhares, Nob. 12,807 and 26;883. Tickets and Shares are now gn tale at the Offices, Bank-buildings, Corn- hill,. and faciiig'the Gate of thde' ing's Mews, Chapring Crofs, of Richardfon, Goodluck and Co. BMRTH. On the i3th inft. ...

... c0. ?? Jamaica ?? a o . ?? ?? Islands o ., o O . SL ?? f OO * : Lisbon . LEITiH SHI1PPING ARRIVED. Nov. 2z. Berwickshackec, Laws, from London, goods. \ Jeanie, Craigie, ditto, ditto. QOeen Charlotte, Nisbet, ditto, ditto. ElBiabeth, Jolsnston, from Blackney ...

... agent' :zA4illiamn l'ar, lite -of t -e island o D'msnsi t5, merchant Wihana Trigg, of J ~irsgsan, Sorter, corn- dealer. Thomas Jolinson,- law ef fewcastle upon Tyne,.' hardwaerman. Pnitchsrdkasweli laitef Little dilidford-. scrtet, Saint. Ggorse, Blomnbsury ...