... eack, Rev. Mr. Johnson and - f L.;d-v ltev. Mr. Stnith, lmrs. Smith and famzi, )br. Wayet and Lady, -Collins, Esq. and Lad,; Joseph Gurncy,'Esq. and ftamily, R1ev. Mr a31(j Miss Layton, - Moore, Esq. Lady, and fannijv tJ o- g, i sf . 11ev. Mr. Collil:r, ...

... planks, tobe imprisoned s one month, and publicly whipped. Win. Chap.- man and Joseph Parker, charged with sodomy, ;t and Robt. Norman, for theft, no prosecution. a Joseph Redgrave, for perjury, admitted to bail. d No true bill against James Devereux ...

... the Most Noble tan. 9uis Cornwallis a}rived at his seat at Cullorl Bury in gobd health, ?? by 'his on Lord Viscoufit Brome. 'Joseph AbradaV Franklin, gent. is appoint0a an Ensign in ?? reg. of Norfolk inihitia Last wee], Mr. Steward, of Wisliech, wvas appointed ...

... very short time before his death, mar- ried Mrs. Alerry, formerly Miss Brunton. On Sunday the 13Lt ult. as the Rev. W. Chamberlain, Vicar of Melfori Mowbray, was prepiaring to accomnpany some of his ?? to chuich, he fell on the floor and instantly ex- ...

... l4armony. Lient. Bahwick is appointed tocommand the 'Sca Fencibles at Wondbridge and Ipswich. ''Tbursday was narried, Mr. Joseph Iron, of Buor,'to Miss Colchestdr, daughter of Mr. Cuo- chester, of this town, baker. Same day was married at All SaintsC ...

... C6- roleals; Mr. Win. Norris, MWr. S. Jackaman, atd M r. B. CaUt, Clavigers; Mr. James Chaplin and Mr.: Samuel Bolton, Chamberlains. The Bungay Volunteers marched into Lowestoft on Saturday last, to perflorm 14 days duty there; they consist of 3 companiies ...

... deep mots ning, With black arfs, ' their hair full dercd, in bags. These were aj- t pointed from the oiffice of the Lcrd Chamberlain, ' 'as usualtnn similar occasions. Ten banners,elevat- ed on staves, and, emblazoned with various qclar- terings of hiis ...

... Shoreditch, Mliddlesex, ctsevsersanger. - Joseph Clark, Wapping 1lighi-streat, AMiddlese., sileal- Isr. John Towvnley, Boston, Lincolnshire, btsooseller. - Jshn Branch, Manchester, bro,er. Robert Chamberlain, Wisbech St. Peter's, Isle of Ely, grocer and ...

... 1il6trmous Cou- pl who ha v e beea too long separa tt, An alc- c de t which ba, peied t Chts. Nlasscti'IhmnaS, EIsq. Vice Chamberlain to her Rloyal Ilighness thg Princess of Waits, made necessary a new appointrient to that oftice. . Her Royal High- ness ...

... mon Council was held on Thurs- day at Guildhall, when the sum of 300.'. 'was una- nimously ordered to he. paid by the Cham~berlain, to be applied for the purpose of promoting liberal ,eu.- cation in tile North of Ireland, in aid of that Fund towardi ...

... tle ll Joseph Tweed Recr of that jilace. Extinct ef a letter from Rio daateiro, acd Oc- tober 3, 1808 Sirtls W-sJeuni th'iCajiitair if the Londin, lvhiqit j ship is atteoding the P rince Regent of 1 rtigai is apoconted oie of the Royal Chamberlains aCthte ...

... .iPSWicjj, Dec. 8. On. the 28th blt. wvas rnarxied atlHammrmrsmiith, 'Joseph Grimes, E~sq. to 1liss Brookes, daigliter of Alr, Brookes surgeo9, of this place.. Tuesday se'nmnight was married'ht St. %4thetv's c6urch, in this, town, by the Rev. James Ford ...