... Covent-Garden, vic- tualler, Dec. 23, 26, and Ja-n30, at Guildhalrl. At- torney. Mr. Shetartian,' Hart-street, Bloonsbury. Joseph Sotone, late of Merrey-street, Liverpool, victualler, lDec. 5, 6, anud Jan. S0, at the Globe Tavern. Attorney, Mr. J. Philips ...

... less sooner discharged,) by Bache ThorinhiIl, Esq. Mlajor Carleill, ?? Longsdon, Esq. (Deputy Lieutenantts for this. county,) Joseph Shallcloss, 'arm~s Shirt, and William -shallcross, (being bal- lottead nisi for the T'ownship of Chapel in the old MAlilitia ...

... I- mand the remainder, having for his secoud Gesmerai .V44ate. According to intelligeace from Madrid, of the' io I3th Feb. Joseph had received aim order -frotu his p biot~hor to send him troops, auid by way of consoling eel hU;n,. usmther, uppoit ltjtg ...

... -.As the King will open thin Parliamtent in person, tihe most extensive arriinge- einai5 are making bty the Lord Great Chamberlain, ,.Ordh OwVyde .r, fi- lif e Royal recepition, onl his Ddajesty's fistappearance beforelthe pailianient after die Corona- ...

... Esq. 31. P.; 'Henry Shirley, E Robert r Robertson, lsq.; George Ifibbert, jun. Esq. ; Alexander Kid. stone, Esq.; Joseph Lawson, Esq.; Joseph Martin, Esq. ; C P. J. Miles, D sq. .M. P. ; James Johnstone, Esq ; ,Neil Mal. tl colm, IEsq. W. Wilson, Esq.; J1 ...

... Heber. . - The (;azette likewise contains the return of tbe Right 1ion. George Canning for the town and port of Seaford ;f Joseph Planta, jun. Esq. for the town and port of Hastings; and of tte lion. W. Laamb for the borough of Newport; Hantm. Tlhe- M ...

... Tuesday's Gazette announces the appointment of the he Dtkeof Devonshire, as Lord Chamberlain of bis Majesty's H onse- hold Cand of Sir Samuel H ulse, as Vice-Chamberlain. It also he records the creation of the Duke of Leeds, ?? of Devonshire, by and the ...

... attended by the Right lnion. W. Free. g the mantle, the Treasifrer of rthe King's H1ousehold, who is appointed0 :s of Chamberlain to the Qusets of Wus'temberg. The Princess, on goig n bar, as also greeted with three hes notot )C. :breakfast was prepared ...

... County Gaol since our last, Joseph Genders, 08- charged with Stealing live cheeses fromn the cheese room of Alice Hlollen, of Walton-uponlTrenlt ; and Clement Wills, charged with stealing a black mnate, the property of M~r, Joseph B~radbury,j oret of lieptonl ...

... Elizabeth Dewrn, charged -i with stealing at Alarkeaton, two linen shifts and one linen table ani cloth, the property of Joseph Bennett. - 1 On Michaelmas day, C. L Morley, Esq. was elected to Ca serve the office of Mayor of Nottingbam for the year ensuing ...

... Matthew Gisborne, Eeq.; the Rev. J.. MVakefreldedYf Derby; the Rev. Mr. Toase, of Derby; the Rev. Joseph Barton, going out as Missionary to Canada; the Rev. Joseph Gilbert, of Nottinglram; the Rev. - Rolfe, of South Normanton; the Rev. Wm. Shirley, of Winster; ...

... in the Bridge Cate, in this town, was entered, and alive rabbit stole thereout. Abraham Dawes, Thomas Hurst, William Stone, Joseph Curzon, and John'Snith, under sentence of trans- portation.for seven years each, and Saemnel Smith for four- teen years, were ...