... Dignitary of that of the Two Sicilies, Grand Cross of ex the Orders of the Black and Red Eagles of Prussia, of the Order of St. Joseph of MWurtzburgh, of the Order th of Fidelity of Baden, of the Order of Hesse Darmstadt, tr his said Majesty's Minister for ...

... E .L Spain, and had a long audience of the Emperor.- LO ie He was accompanied by the Marquis d'Asendagna, c the Chamberlain of King Joseph; and it appears I that some important change is meditated in the destiny of that kingdom. fe The Performers of ...

... Venture, Robinsou, p;h Pllie, Wright; UGainsbcirough Pacfer Maw; 'ifopewell, Andersou; Polly, Barroii; 'anchcster fanketsley, -Joseph and Julhn,.Colliis; * Vci* ukliEaebo hliob Jobn & Sarab Whilev j Y'ork Mdrchant, 'l'ir; Fleece, Popplewell. .,Frora' Grirnfy ...

... se'nnight a melancholy accident happened at 6 the buildings erecting by Mr. Ogden, in Park-Lane, Leeds: a plumber of' the name of Joseph Ingham, in Ist the employ of Mr. William Midgley, having occasion 36t to go into the well, in which lie had lately fixed a ...

... ensuing. And Mr W. Stead, Mr. Tlho Raylon, te Mr. John Crosft, Wm, Lodge.Rawcliffe, Esq. Mr. Joseph itns Marshal, and Mr, Thomas Deighton, were chosen chamberlains. . Inht I the late gales and tempestuous weather, a fishing no coble helIoeIitg to Flambro' ...

... town,-for the ensuing year. Also, Mr. Jloah I Moxon, sheriff; and Messrs. Jolst Aldersot, M. D. aud E e- Thomas Rodniell, chamberlains. as On Thursday se'onigiit, at Hedon, Mr. Robert Clif- c ford was choien alderalinll, ill thle rcion of tile late Mr. John ...

... parts of the continenst, to iza- eschurage their hnone manufactures, anid this isalready the ca-e its Flanders and Brabatlt. Joseph Naylor:Vickermau, and John Hill Coulson, 'h &qra.-arie choaen baili4 0-f Scarhro', for the ensuing year , anid Jshn. Coulson ...

... horse-dtialer, charged on the I the oath of Joseph Tr'ever,.of Hiemswell, in, Use county of A ries. Lincoln, with having, on the Q.3d instant, feloniously I arid stolen a itiare (lie pircierty of tile said Joseph Trever. Ilec-_ On Monday last, a Olost shocking ...

... leave them there the victims of poverty and distress. We some time since gave the particulars of a mutiny on board the Sir Joseph Banks convict ship, on her passage for New South Wales. It appears, that three of the ringleaders in the mutiny were put on ...

... on the ocicasion t ite -n, A generaI Mititing orf G r~eenlasi~d Ownerr wa; held atn feau *,Thursday-at the Mansion-House, Joseph Egginttin, Esq srer ttr in the Chair,,when -the Report of the Comnmittee aphl9inted in S or to examine into the trransacritIse ...

... ame own way!I ' tter ' The first stone of a new House of Occupations was laid (] the on Friday week, byRB. Clark, Esq. Chamberlains of Lon-c list, don, in. St. George's Fields. Tue object is to supply the r 1st a means of employment to the destitute poor ...

... Padman, John Piggott. are Gainssro'-John Cliettle, Win. Ash, A. G. Jewitt. Do r Burtos-Sam. Crompton, Joseph Lowthian.lo Jf'71iiby-Luke Barlow,-Joseph Burgess, jun., Geo. Holder. eOst Scasrbro'-Joseplh Meek, Josiah Goodwin. es Bridlingtos-John Sedgwic ...