... Fairwater, which led to the capture that important fortress, are extracted from the Journal of one the crew of his Majesty s armed cutter Favourite, and published in the Hull Adverti„.r. As official intelligence of this affair has bi-vii published, they ...

... jun. of Bro I arm, sthnry, to Miss Tohb, daughter of Mr.Tnbb, hmd-surveyor, of fisherton-Anger.—At Salisbury cathedral, Mr. James Foot, third son of H- Foot, of Berwick St. Jolm, Esq. Miss Goddard, tin Close, eldest daughter the late John Harvey Goddard ...

... on violent suspicion of I raving stolen natch and money, the properly John Mitchell. have the satisfaction state, that the slarnalftpc typhous fever which raged this winter in Cardigan, and its immediate vicinity, now almost wholly disappeared. never spread ...

... Mr. James Rusher. Wallingford, - - - - - Mr. H. tV. Taylor. Thatcham, .. Mr. John Barfield. Wantage, Mr. John Stroud. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Haddenhan, .. Mr. John Parish. Olney, . Mr. J. Karan. Farming Stock insured at the reduced rate of ...

... pockets, and robbed him his coal. They next pinioned his arms back with his neckcloth; and because he looked them, .received violent blows each side of his face.— After they bad fastened his arms, one of them put tbe muzzle of horse-pistol to his nose ...

... the line, a second cannon fired, and the whole line presented arms, Officers saluting, and the band playing God save the King.” A third cannon fired, and the line shouldered, supported arms, and remained steady. His Royal Highness then proceeded to the ...

... damages in each assessed Is. At Worcester Assizes, Richard Lane, for sheepstealing; and John Jenkins, for burglary ; received sentence of death, but were reprieved. John Ilodgelts, for coursing the deer of R. B Charktt, esq. with intent kill them ; and krantis ...

... against the Irish Catholics alone, but against the whole Irish nation(Hear!) They forced the Catholics take up arms; and had used these arms most bravely in the defence of their country. If the Catholics were bcli to dissatisfied, and how was it possible ...

... ANOTHER FLAG OF TRUCE. Hover, April 29. —About four o’clock this afternoon, the Charles, an hired armed schooner. Lieutenant Little, picked up a small French boat, bearing a Flag of Truce, having an officer on board, with dispatches from bis Government ...

... , apply to Mr. John I'lagrave, solicitor, Speen Hill, Mr. Slade, solicitor, Wantage; or iht inc*toneer. Farinedon, Berks ; and v;e« iht estate, apply at the Farm Imperial ROUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, APRIL • Catholic Claims. Mr. GRATTAN suit that in c ...

... commons, held lease under-Sj. John’s College, in Oxford, for years from aib of' April, ISII, .subject to the rents and covenants therein contained. The bole now in the occupation of the representatives of the late Mr. John Stone. For view the Estate apply ...

... scheme of Catholic law should adjusted, was sure the gallant General would yield the majority and not press his amendment. Sir John Nicholl opposed the motion. The ANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER declared his intention to vote for the resolution of the Right Honourable ...