... penhagen, was totally hist l*lh ult. near the W mgo. Crew rtived. and arrived at Gottenburgh. During the storm the goth nil. tlie John, Allen, of and from Southampton, with timber, broke from hei anchor in Iluad., went ashore. the same evening, the Jein, Wthon ...

... Howjek, Carter; and Benjamin, S'iiot»* wood, from London. Kiizabetli, W.tMJn, from Stockton IkcivcaMle, Holman, from Ipswich John, Alwin, from Hull; Margaret, Aitkcnhcad, froml.«ilh; I'riendshini lio. berson, from Glasgow; Providence, Flight; and Idvelv ...

... among the financial propositions to submitted Parliament. The Riotebs. On Monday, John Cashmnn and Richard Gambell were fully committed for trial, charged wilh stealing fire-arms from Mr Beckwith**, in Skinner-slrceU Thomas Preston, the secretary, and Hoojicr ...

... house of Mr Thos. KmMcton, Three Indian Kings, Quayside, Newcastle, o'clock in the afternoon. (ALEX. ED, Auctioneer,) f bri*» JOHN, Ibis port, burthen per renter lons, and carries 15 keels «h’ thereabouts, whereof Thomas Cowens present master. This vessel ...

... Sbotley Bridge. Mr Joeeph Klrsop, cattledealer—tsih inst. •I'Mookwearmouth, the wife otHr John mist, aged SB—l3th Inst, at Sunderland. iteber, aged 56;, and Mr John Roddaui, mas. tged SO—lslh lost, at Tolesby Hall, In Clevei Rudd, esq—lBth inst.-aged 14 ...

... Holdemess, Yorkshire, John luting, M. D. surgeon, In Dumfries. foChrf’ilisna Rlttahata Gibb, both of PotfanhlM—At Ouaifiie>, Mr John Datwlas.nwrehani, to Mary Cunmcr, second daughter of Hr B. Beil, writer— Sunday last, at John's church,' Mr Thotnas Rmerson ...

... Mrs Mary Riddig, the wile of Capt. Win Iidding, was tkied upon an indictutmclt for stealing Benjalmoin, the ilfhnt Child of John Sebhrier, I i months ohl. on the 281th of Ail-ust last. Sle was accompalnied by an elleriy fetuale, who had been her nurse ...

... important kind is came an. We hear llurt the address in tbe House of Cdtnmona, the opening' of ihe session, is be moved tba lion. John Homers Corks, member for Hertford, snd sotonded the llou. Cusl, one of the brothers of the Earl of tttownloW. removal of Sir ...

... oil thetm, and iltmull oga i]. treiting any who hlve tle apparanlce of gentle n. Oit NJOR cday last, a body of 500 or 600, armed wvitlL ltrge otdi al pick7-bafts, vicleiily assillted three votlig gentlemelil with a cler .gynan, in the neighbourhoodl, wih ...

... t~factorye. L'isf r Ttr h 'I ks- to his Firiends and. the tiltcniree aond'egs to eacqtwint themi itotokn ito ?? 11allih ?? and John trf 1y~~ , Bsinsswill in fuiture be esnieui on iiniaer -the Oj tk~~ind Sadller, tos-born he hutrbly Sol icits ST' hE l sBLCE ...

... ma- jority of 414 over the oeter eqandidate,'. Mr Grstan, junior, tbe, numbers being, for Mr Eiis,' igla, foi Mr Grattan, 799. MIr Grattan was chaired by his partisans, 'notivithstandin- bis defeat. and they theh proceeded tobreak-the wijidows of the known ...

... Earsdon :v-oot 5t, k4ss MentldaV wni U.V~bl ,1eogEL~vMLvng~inst | OLI'Ms ~ ' John aumphney, Crne'girtl- NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. HE Creditors of tibe late Fire of JOHN NVILIBURN Ts and in OMPANY, Iron 6egtrs, Durham, are rclpirted to send in the ...