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... Mic- douald's Chamberlain, at Kingsburgb, by Sconser m Skye, or to Mr Cauipbeil, W. S. St Jamc's Spaare. Edinburgh. MONEY TO BE SUNK. ~~ ' To be laid out for the Purcliase of aii Annuity. ANY SUM from cc-riL to 70cl Sterling. Apnly to Joseph Ca-ivLn. writer ...
... 777 ?? -?.77- 7 eeioued !*/ reports ini'idielh. c:rc::l.tcj7 witii a 7777 To c- -ti - .- tivti'7'v T.rTi ?? Tf ?? Chamberlain, to the perfon who ?? dei:; the .eerie c -ci i:-.i 7i fir': 'i * 7 :-.7 ' ' ?? ff : po tatoes oV i'-7 c'.7.7'i7 , ?? ...
... Particulars will be inserted In a future advertisement. In the meantime application no, he made o Mr Cmnbeil, Lord Macdanald's Chamberlain, at Klugs- burgh. by Scoiiser in Sieve, ir to Mr Cam-bell, Sr J MAP Oh HADDrtNGTONSHIKE. 1 Ttrail AM HdRRESt, Laiid-ca^veyor ...
... Knight of the Golden Fleece, Grand Crofs of the Royal Order of St Stienna, and of the Order of St John of Jerufaleni, Chamberlain, prefent Privy Counfellur of his faid IL- perial and Royal Majefly, ?? of Confurences, and Vice-Chancellor of his Court ...
... Fisher Thns. Pearson John Kennedy Henry Wilson Wm. Master Joseph Foster John M'Morris .Tbos. Mollone Andrew Rubert Robert Briggs Toseph Pratman Joseph Cotterell John Fox Rich. Fairclaw Joseph Moss Harris. Trandell John Lyons Samnel Cherren Thos. Varley ...
... honour to the situation and service to the covn- s try.-Sun. Sir Charles Cotton is about to hoist his Rag on board the San Joseph, and is to command the , Channel fleet during the absence of Lord St Vi+i- cent, who is coming on shore. The rumour of changes ...
... Sweden only the mears of maintaining them, he might now have had 50,000 Prussians in his army. Letters from italy state, that Joseph Bona- parte is to be crowned Kcing of Naples, in St Pe- ter's church at Rome. Six sail of Jamaica ships, which had parted ...
... re.t giments, and of detachments from some other re- I giments. The King immediately arrived with i his Aides-de-Camp, Chamberlains, &c. he passed through the lines, and testified t6 the soldiers his i satisfaction with the valour which they had dis-c ...
... FOREIGN RJKTELLIGENCE. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. NAPLES, AUg. 7.-A few days ago Joseph Napoleon visited Gaeta, to ascertain the real state- of the place, and to give the necessary instructions for rebuilding the houses that ?? destroyed during the siege ...
... prom Seville has, it is said; hi the brought copies of an intercepted correspondence y, . of between Marshal NEY and King JOSEPH, in on- \ich the former requires immediate reinforce- es has nlents. and states, that if he do not receive them of ider lie ...
... Members of the Legislature, seven Coun- ha' Is sellors of State, 15 Counts of the kingdom of ex ;. Italy, 45 Barons, three Chamberlains of the ma e King, + Ladies of Honour to the Queen, several Li Grand Dignitaries of the Iron Crown, and a great the number ...