... gun brigs; and several fire ships, to the French coast. We understand that Monsieur left town to-day. lie gave his farewell dinner yesterday. One of the Morning Papers announces that Louis the XVI I Ith is only gone to Mittau, the city in which he fortnerly ...

... the negative, he mentioned that they were corning for timber, on which be was pressed to walk in and take share of a family dinner: he accepted the friendly invitation, and his conversation was such as effeaually imposed on unsuspec. ting hospitality. He ...

... Middling SCALE SUGARS. n-fr They may he .y applying at SMltH's Liv ay Ifisling and proceeds unmolested, atfor. regiment, at dinner, during, and after which, A few Casks LUMP. Stables.—The Price is le • with the Gentleman's &meet. - tilll resource for public ...

... yesterday afternoon about five o'clock from Brighton. In the ever.ing his Royal Ilighness gave an elegant dinner io Lord 'Moira and a seleft party of friends. Lord iMoira visited the Duke of Bedford yesterday at his house in the Stable Yard. We are sorry ...

... Matrimony to a bricklayer ; did not encourage his addresses to her, but jointd with spirit and approbation in dancing parties, dinners, suppers, and jai.ntingc tr expeditions to the country with the family of tie prisoner since the calamitous event of ...

... his client was a lady advanced in years, and had been, in the month of February last, at a dinner-party ivith the defendant, a grave City Trader, that after dinner the bottle going round in that moderate and graceful minuet movement befitting the delicacy ...

... , where her house was. I have known her to go to him in Conduit-street, which was my Lord Strathmore's. She used to go to dinner there; she used to come very late ; sometimes at four o'clock in the morning.--When Mr. Jadis was with my mistress, the door ...

... BuckinghalTh. shire, or Mr. Charles Yorke will be the person appointed. Lord Melville gave a grand dinner yesterday, at his house at the Admiralty; among the party were, Marquis Cornwallis, Lord and Lady Cutlereagh, Lord Brome, and Mr. Pitt. Mr. Canning yesterday ...

... diabolical, tha world would have been informed the soldiers were all Irishmen! Lord ilk concludtql his political career, by grand dinner at the Admiralty, Candle end and C;iee.!e parin;s.—Vide Mr. Windham's speech. A working sawyer having made a hasty affreewent ...

... were found to be fitting and adapted to the matter in question, should be confirmed in one simple general code, so that both parties might in future knew what they are about. On the second reading of the Woollen-manufaCturers Bill being moved, Mr. Brooke ...

... arrived One Packet. ENGLAND. Brighton, August 27. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales had a seleft party of Military Officers at dinner at the Pavillion ; among the guests were the celebrated General Dumourier, just arrived here, and the Imperial ...

... Pitt . is justly said to have no reLtard for money. No man has avcw more. The delicacy of the Illaistrates of Edinborrh at a dinner lately given to Lord Alelbille, is hi2lor to be commended. So bread was prod , iced bit brown, as it was jastly apprehended ...