... rs, that it will fec be well always to look to their actions and not to their tiaj words. Ballasteros is represented as in arms egainst pul the Royalist authorities. Be is saidl to have caused Eu papers to be circulated at Cabri, which have produced det ...

... Hore, R. N.-At St. John's, Hackney, Humphrey Austin, jun. Esq. of Alderlcy, Glocestersihire, to Emma, youngest daughter of Edward Austin, Esq. of Clapton.-Charles Stephenson, M. D. of Moore-place, Lambeth, to Catherine, daughter of John Abington, Esq. of ...

... Establish- ri nment at Standgate Creek. , The (kideiat1, is cosamissioned at Chat- Itam, by Capt. Geo. W. St. John Mildtnay.-Lieuts. h IRichmond and John; Mr. Atcheson, Surgeon; and ar hir. 11%i. Morton, ,I-rurser, are appointed to teir.n Mr. Wttt. Pitt, is ...

... conspicuous were Johrn Sianobury, previously conumitted to Ncwgate for refising to appear before tire Electioir Coillrittec, and Jo/hne Cearn, who prevaricated to that degrce that, at the conclusiotn of his examtination, lie also was committed to the samire ...

... the delight ofhrh I to- band's family. Hie then proceeded to a detail of thet in circumstances relatinigto the elopement. Sir John Tyr. ndl cell kept a small pony chaise, and Mrs. Tyrrell being Se- particularly fond of diviNg, she had the use of this hre ...

... itei4.gooca Leafsd. of C ?? ?? cuty'ofstaflrord. h tllasek JohnS Il'glifia., elf.Bnivietsi, cey .t'make in a laige hla' ~sheet of ~alier,'and lie wroti it cut of titS last, deft.) This' John foec itigtil i a out5 years pofe' adsrt wo yards iigh; of VeY ...

... day; Sir J. tPI ScArlett moved for a rule to show cagse why a criminal o information, should not be filed against the Rev. John Glarret, of Hereford, under the, following circumstances. o The person for whom bie moved was Mr. J. H. Sy. ~ mondls. late ...

... Chertca flely, sI Jetes Elarriecn, Johnr Moody, John Win. Late, Edward Davies, Constantine Conynigini, John Stephen -luripton, Andrew Au- the denon, John Hudson, George Doak,John Wliteetlad -Purser the -John Smith Tracev.-RoyIl Meaine,-Firat ...

... William Pinnell, of Up Lauabourn, Berks, farmer. Edward Downes, of Chorlton-row, Lancashire, publican. John Platt, of Liverpool, innkeeper. John Cheeseman, of Reading, Berks, baker. Richard Walker, of Rushforth, Manchester, merchant. J. and SI. Graveson ...

... Leicestershire, farmer. e Joseph Wilson, of Liverpool, mereer. I ROse TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. a John Ilillary Suwerkrop, of University-strect, St. Pancras, s engiteer. N John IlMorgan Thomas, of the High-street, Shadwell, grocer. Riehard Jenkins, of Neatlh, Gl ...

... mu Lambert, H. Lambeet, E. S. RUthven, - Chap. Ilife 3man,, R. Al. O'Ferrall, O'Conor Doii, R. Power, N. P. Leader, James Grattan, A. Walker, W. Blackney, J. Bodkin, D. Callaghan, A. Dawson. of1 a A new writ was ordered on Tluesday ;in the con room of ...

... Westbourn, after a short illness, Mr.John Woodusan, in his Wi1th year, mainy years Church. wardens oi' that parista, beltoved by his children, assa respected by his neighbours. Died, on Sunday ]last, at ltumbolds..wyke, Alr. John Read, (after a 6hort Hilaes) ...