... allo ideration of so important a point. them for the cons’ from Mr A frer a few observations O'Farrett, Mr Lefroy, Mr Grattan, Sir John New} and Colonel Perceval, Mr Stanley said he would give way, and assume term of 20 instead of 21 years. A conversation ...

... esq. Southington Nu Brown John, Febury Mundy John jun. Stockbs Brown Wm, Nelson A N. Budd Henry, K stoa Noyce Harry esq. Th Burslem N esq. East oodhay Reeves Henry, Up Se Burningham T esq. Froyle Saunders Geor Courtney John, Headbourne SeifeS, East Boost ...

... fmaller parcels, as above. BANKRUPTS. Judah Pariente, of Lemon-ftreet, Goodman's-fields, merchant. John Welton, of Clothfair, near Weft Smithfield, weaver. John Laugharne Allen, of Fobftone, Pembrokefhire, dealer. Robert Hincks, of Chefter, backer. Thomas ...

... afflicting.” The death of Gen. Sir John Wilson, which occurred at his residence in Westbourne-terrace on Sunday, places another colonelcy, that of the 11th Regiment, at the disposal of the Commander-in-Chief. Sir John had been in the service years, and ...

... already enrolled. The ground is likewife marked out; and before two weeks is believed there •rill more than 20,0 c o people in arms for the defence of tiie capital. MelTrs. Saint Meard and Baumarchais have been arretted, and are now in tody waiting for their ...

... latter. j '* When they arrived off St. John's, a pilpt fet to bring her in, of whom they afked any fkip war' was there, and being anf\yered the affirmative, they him to can y the'veffel to Param, a place about St, John's, which he did, and when they came ...

... faiteei-vifioiie the dons'ious to the via, curious roller Saturday evenini. his mansimi, Terrace. I*irradilly. at ion of Chinese arms and implements, presented Coro- * )|ich , vshenrsvas shown the (runt nander Hall, r.n. lute of the Nemesis ; and three , eronn ...

... man War, for the Mediterranean ; Kent armed fhip, Cant. Fattwell, and George, Cropton, with fcveral tranfports under her convoy for the river. IN CHESTE R t Saturday, Aug. 30. On Thurlday laft was celebrated at St John's Houfe, the annual ofthe and charitable ...

... at the next General Ejection. 1. Thomas Harley, Efq ; Barlow Trecothick, Efq Benjamin Hopkins, John Roberts, and John Kirkman, Efq. 2. Confituticnal. —John Sawbridge, James Townfend, Richard Oliver, Elq; Sir William Stephenfon and Michael Lovell, 3. Bill ...

... wreath)|from a die executed after Chantry's bust, and possesses considerable relief well as delicacy. On the reverse are the arms of the kingdom on a shield, surrounded with scroll border, and surmounted with crown.— The whole of the inscription is not ...

... The 2d Life Guards, under the command of Colonel Williams, was reviewed at Windsor on Monday by Maj- General the Earl of Cardigan. The regiment marched into Windsor Great Park at nine o’clock in the morning, and having formed line, received his lordship ...

... wounded, was murdered in his bed. The foldiers of that regiment turned their arms againrt their officers, and (bot fevcral of them. The regiment of Drefnay laid down their arms; thofe of Leon and Damas fought bravely; but the moft noble ftand made againrt ...