... Lately died in London, Dr. Sibly, better known here by the name of Father Noah, from the con- spicuous part he took in Sir John Doyly's election. Sunday died at Beccles, Mrs. Affey, relict of the late Mr Affey, surgeon. Tuesday died suddenly, Mr. G. Petfield ...

... and lvas drollwned. It was with great difliculty she wvas taken ulp the well ixig of the depth oi 0 Oet. Sunday last John Decks, alias John Gibson, anti janies Dceks, brothers, both of Colchester, were committed to the gaol there, on suspicion of breaking ...

... prices lower than usual. Of the boys wounded, one is since dead; one cannot recover: and the rest are likely to well. Bankrupts. John Lucas, Fulham, innkeeper. Michael Clark, Mundy*s coffee-house. Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, victualler. George Withers, St. ...

... married Mr. Tho. Unwin, . of the GJrange, Cog-eshall, Essex, tarmer, to Nis:; Lydia L'erctt, of Capel Friday was married, Mr. Russell, farmer and miller, Long Meltorrd, to Miss Smith, ctVBoreham. Satulrday last was married at Dedham, Tho- inas Blackburne, ...

... esjts Vm. Damenrin, Portsmouth, house-car- penter. John Plastons, Worcester, coach-praprictor. Auarrned. Monday last Mr. Wm. Mines, surgeon, of rxivorth, to Miss Eliz. Garnham, onlv daughter of Mtr John Garnhoam, of thie same place. Friday last Mr Wmni ...

... W. Wtestcrin, C. C. Grey, C. Porter, G. Wilkins, NV. Har-, J. Richiardson, 3. - dYtrs. Harrison, J. Russell, Lord J, Whitbread, S. I Howard, E. Russell, YLord, W. Hfoblouse,B. I Sir Marcus Somerville was the only Irish - 1\tetnher whlo v'otc~twithl the ...

... are hcaledithey will be marched to the regiment, and punished. Batnkrnpts. John Groves, Liverpool, mariner. H. Hunt' Bristol, tca-dealer. WVm. EmetL, Manchester, glazier. John Lane, Stratford, Essex, corn-chandler. James Delamain, Town of Kirgston-upon-Dolll ...

... uror. Moses sadon, Manc'tistcr, merchiant. Aaron Rayner, Man- cuciter, merchant. John Ashworth, Soutlcmoltoll- strcet, St. George's, -anover-square, w.'rehouserman. John Rich, Bristol, breeches-inaker. Tho. Merritt, C, loucester, salesnian. George Williarns ...

... fotr the encoinraguin~t'nt 6t thle citiltivatioii of' Waste Lands, atid the gi-owibi of Potatoes. Leave granted. Lord Win. Russell Land Lord Castloreagli rose bonth ,tt thle sante timek, to nio0T' 01e Ordn!r of'. thet Day for the Jbouc to go into a C oxm ...

... months. John Scofield, and George is Walton, 6 months imprisonment. John Wake- ling, and Wm. Crick, to be imprisoned 14 days, r- and publicly whipped. James Carter, remand. ed to the nekt Quarter Sessions. E'iz. Ris I brookc, admitted. evidence. John Farraht ...

... I cannst close this without acquaiuitilg their Lordships, that Capt. Mosse being killed very carly in tile -action, Lieut. John Yelland continiued it With tile greatest spirit and good coidtluct ; I must, tilere- fore, it ?? to lls merit, beg leave to ...

... Staffordshirc, baker. John Jones, Birminghri,draper. Joseph Milmer, Hlaymarket, baker. Joihn 'r orge, ~iccadilj draper.' Jotia Webb, Spond-street, War- wickshire, dyer. Rich. Robert, 'Am. Tulford, 'aid ,Benj. Hanbury, Great Russell'-steet, slhoe'iaice rs ...