... ssia, Grand Dignitary of thaf oi' the 'l Svo ci'iit, Grand ?? of tbe BtHfack'andi led agkeso[ ofirussia, of the Order of St. Joseph of \Yurl:'-,urgh- of thie Order of Fi ?? of Baden of tile trder of Hlesse Danri- etlldt` ?? said Majest'` 'Minister for Foreign ...

... daughters to thim, t Whe vhen tile Jarne of a waxcandle caught the dra- had pery of a Windo w curtaira. Coutt 1 ii ia loir, bv Chamberlain of the Emperor, ancl nmany ?? vi'e officers who were near him, endeavoured to and tear off the curtains, but the flame got ...

... recovery. The' Stranger found on Winmoor near this place, and advertised in our last paper, has been owned ; he proves to be Joseph Seaton, a young man from Flaxileet, near South Cave, and left his friendseonly a few days ago. He was but 21 years of age ...

... Congress will a i aftervards ope n the 1st ot October far all the States of Europe interested in the general pa. cification. Joseph Bonaparte has given 25,0001. for an f estate near Nyon, in tlhe Canton de Vaud. d Letters from the Canary Islanils of' the ...

... ihdecline the honour; p~artly frot hit bprofcotionais nagc-I I. 'i'his dav, the Craven Ycomanry 4avlr,. corriniinded by Thomrns Chamberlain, E~sq. (In. the. lb Will muster at Skipton, there to perform their annual 5Sduty of Geven, days. int We ?? that the report ...

... ork. The P poor rates are much red ?? Paper. The Gazette of Saturdny contains an official M notification from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, signed Y by Lord Gwydir, stating that one ticket will he issued P to every Peer who intends being present at the ...

... from Monday last. The Mayor acid Corporation of the city of Nottingham have unanimously voted the freedom of their city 'to Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P. in testimony of thegrsatitude and admiration wish which they have long' viewed his indefatigable exertions ...

... MISSIONARY INTELLTGENCE. his (Fr, om tse Boston Missionaryt Herald for October.) the SANDWICH ISLANDS. Itly Mr. Daniel Chamberlain, late a member of ?3d the missionary family at the Sandwich Islands, arrived at Boston, August 21. with his family, in the ...

... nearlthis town, Apothecary in' d ?? to his ?? person, its tle roonm of Richard 1, )Wlkrnlr, E sq. deceased; and the Lord Chamberlain has i f appointed him accordingly. I Iit CoeURT-Housu.-Since our last bavebeen coin- at initted for trial at the next Leeds ...

... House of Correction, at Wakefield, viz.- ,Tohn- Robinson, Ann Robinson, James Batls, David Taylor, Henry. Taylor, from Leeds. Joseph Hawley,- John Howarth, Henry.Middleton, from Sheffield; and David Foulds-.frorn Colne, all for felony; for-bastardy, .* f ...

... prformed% in good style, a nd precisely brought round ih thhreelsours and twelve mnten by thle followihlg persinba ii-iz',,Mr. Joseph I Tebbs. treble, Mr. Fredericle lbbntson 2nd, Mlr,-John Groves,I 5 rdi NMr. William Groves, 4th, 'Mr. John Hudas~ti 5th, Hir ...

... Galleries were opened at 12 re! o'clock for the admission of Peers and those who had obtained ses orders from the Lord Chamberlain. Soon after one o'clock the th Foreign Ambassadors, Peers, and Peeresses began to arrive.t, t ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN. I Her ...