... I the MID was SATURDAY'S LONDON UAZETTE. BAN&RUPT• John Towers, Walsall, StallOrd, whip-thong manufaaurer, to surrender Aug. 1 - 7, at five, IS, at eleven, and Sept. 16, at five, at the Littleton Arms inn, Staffordghire. . Robert. Joyce, Lamb's Conduit-street ...

... hat ilie arm,: of SiY P t i . er 'Moore' to soon the ter'nis 6t the pit'ar. Th . e.re ivas:theritreik;est'prisornpfkre plan had te, - ,nfm.g)edlotiectax,theartn9 dilt r i c iiiiii'Mel d t 0 its estr NI r . , krete hut su .. •bectlite S;r John I'VIGSI ...

... also by . a sort of instrument.. which they fix, by _means of A swivel, to their fingers,:and with the other end, which is armed with small sharp, pikes, wound • and lacerate faces of their antagonists. Of the wounds thus inflicted, , three men have already ...

... year. 1789, in the Irish Parliament, and he did so from attachment to the. Kin-c , and to the House of Brunswick. -- Mr. - GRATTAN, made 'a Jew observations on the impolicy of imposing any restrictions on the Regent, whose deep interest in the welfare of ...

... possible to drive us.back to the b:.O - balism and int: which marked the daya,of the Stew tots, Mr. Perceval, Mr.,12-4se, Mr. Grattan, Six Newport, and Sir G. Hill, supported the Bill, which was flieu‘reag • tune, -and ordera to be commltted. • . NAVY ESTIMATES ...

... formation of Auxiliary Bible Societies throughout the principality of Wales is rapidly extending. Last week meetings were held at Cardigan, Bridgend, and Brecknock, at which the Rev. Mr. Owen, the Secretary of the Parent Institution, attended, and by his impressive ...