... propria i^rsom. Died, Tuesday last, at very advanced age, Mrs. Mary Page, widow of the iate John Page, Esq. late of King-street, Bloomsbury, and mother Mr. John Page, Holborn. rr.Bßu.4nr 9i I’lie rccript for the cure of thatdread- «.»se, a Cancer, is given ...

... Robert Ward, Esq. James Graham, Esq. Cardigan—Hon.John Vaughan. Cambridgeshire— Lord Manners, Mr. Yorke. Carnarvonshire- Sir Robert Williams. Crick lade —Mr. Entcourt, Lord Porchester. Cardiganshire— Thomas Johns, Esq. Derbyshire—Lord G. 11. Cavendish ...

... Liverpool Dec. 1. Edward Pemberton and John lloulding, Liverpool, merchants, at one, the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Dec. 1. John Firth, Sowerby, ILdif.x, Yorkshire, corn-factor, ten, at the Black Hull, Birstall, Yorkshire. 9. John R cketfs, Bristol, toy-maker, at ...

... Manchester, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, the Bridgwater-Arms-lnn, Manchester. j CERTIFICATES, Fenattaar 8. William Makinson, Bolton, Lancasttr, muslui-manufacturet, J.4in Owen 11 arru-s, Cardigan, shoji-kecpcr. William Watson, Fenohurch-strert, merchant ...

... United Kingdom ofGrcat ncss f )olU SIX monilis. Britain and Ireland, and his Majesty the King ol Sweden, November 3.—Mr. Grattan has made otter Icing etjually desirous of promoting the good understand- Government, they have accepted, l» Corps which happily ...

... the at> tempt invade this country as frantic, and it is believed that the troops in tne Dutch service would lay down their arms, even were they to effect a, landing in England. The account of the death of Generals Grinpield and Clephahe, brought by the ...

... Yorkshire—J. Fox* of Park, £«q. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen—J. Simmons, Llanganhah, Esq. Pembroke—Sir H. Owen', of Urielton, Bart. Cardigan—J. Bond, Kefn y Coed, Esq. Glamorgan—R. T. Pieton, of Ewenny, Esq. Brecon—P. Williams, of Pentpunt, Esq. Radnor—T. F. Lewis ...

... executed with grest Artrir«of resolutions mttcelUneou. nature, for the alacrity, and the post carried, with conriderablt ioss on Grattan agreed to. the part of the enemy. On our side it was lessas *“7?* , OBINGT then moved, that 339,2701. granted to , oumtiers ...

... following Watermen John Webb, Iron Gate; Tho. Hickman, Bear Quay; Edw. Birch, Pepper-alley; James Cannon,'Blackfriara; John Oldfield, ditto.; John Bowel, Deptford. After severe contest of two heats between E. Birch, James Cannon, and John Oldfield, who kept ...

... Portsmouth, and, Pufcaovr-dtttO « ditto - -40 a 45 * CuniSoap . ft* t» they came from thence under the protection of an armed ship Tales - »44 tare* • - ~ . • ' Mottled ditto . on Whose name I cannot leant, as communication has yet taken Botling Pease ...

... THE YEAR 1805. BeDFoRDSHiRE—John Polhill, of Renhblt, Esq. Berkshire —Moris Ximenes, of Bear-place, Esq, Buckinghamshire —Edwarrl Nugent, of Lillies, £«q.. Cams' and Hunt’—John Marshal,of Elm, Esq, , Cheshire— Cieorge John Legh, of High Legh, Esq. Cumberland— ...

... be empowered to enforce attendance of witnesses. person be compelled to answer questions tending to criminate himself. Mr. Grattan.— The opinion which this gentleman Once expressed of Mr. Flood has been unfairly quoted in the public papers. It is perhaps ...