... from towards the Rhine, have, within these last days, returned towards the Danube. Several French troops and depots, which mormon in are likewise advancing join corps in Bavaria and Salzburgh. 25. —Yesterday three Comers Paris arrived here. The French ...

... —Mr. Mottley, of the Customs, Portsmouth, to Miss Cowie, daughter of the late G, Come, Esq. Lieutenant of the royal navy. mormon; last, after a short illt the Roy.'i Hector ot All Saints, je* '-4,' and of. St. John Baptist, the Cliff.—Lately a Surrey ...

... Dublin Journal says : —The penalties imposed under the recent prosecutions Ire laud, for selling adulterated tea, exceed the mormons sum of fifteen thousand pounds ! It said there to Ire English newspaper printed and published Calais. The gentlemen concerned ...

... Macdowal, Kodason, and Robert Lewis. ft* John P. Bnlleau, W.G. Patricks, •iI.W.C Smyth, * S. Jame* Ferri*. Itf. Robertson, Mormon, rWw. H. IWUsia, Chafle* Ferrier, Felix V. John and Augustus Watson. ftairvrr.- To he Major* in the Captain* Geo. Jack Foot; ...

... Auctioneers, Basingstoke. [14D2 FYI i::LD, nt.au WEYHILL, HANTS.. Neui HousehwtA Furititure, Books, Painting*, China and Gjlats, Mormon tec. S{*. TO be SOLD AUCTION, Wiumam Crisvuck, Wednesday and Thursday, the aud days March, 1822, the premises, All the genuine ...

... wis going down stairs to brealkfnt, the next mern- tug, whlen he was setzeit with paralysts, snd became spteettles; neat mormon.- at shout thle saura hour, tie exrtryed: he wais .14 yeaei, ill bit1.i-. itv5 Rovet ?AtrirS l~r-e, a zaltous ..d inwi- ? ...

... ADVERTISER ROYAL CLUB ZETTE paying the Kortham Bridge company the mormons interest 12/. per cent upon their capital. The a amount of tolls nine payable in respect of gig from hence Southampton and hack is ]■. lljd., and of a chaise and pair 3«.6if.; and ...

... 'HALL, P. Sir,—l feel myself duty bound to acknowledge the benefit daughter (eighteen years of age) has received from Mr. Mormon's Medicines. For the last two years she bad been a very great sufferer, through Asthma; the best means, she went into the ...

... was Impossible coold recover. Meat happily, through your kind Agent, Mr. I)new, of Winchester, became acquainted with Mr. Mormon’s Medicines, mad after about six months' nsc of them, son has been enabled to throw away his crutches, and to follow bis ...

... togya to -,T. GaLtoaNt, Aocnonuer, hfi. nSy****; i(.bj Jeilnr, (Oo«concern.) HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large Glam* Liam, Choice the Mormon Memo ffiUingvup of Brete-houm and Ornm-Nmei, together mid oil the SHIRLEY HOUSE, Milafhm Southampton f on the Rdmtey Hfiad ...

... BANKHUPIS- .bert flnntirw, SC. Jbn -I,eel, Cleihenwe dary r.nm. rnad. a«d .hen ils. Cr.nce.'er. “ercer esrfe:m'n£ Kieh nil mormon. Hor-haro. comnaon brewer Jn-eph Hadcoclc, Sbrtvenhaoi. Inen Jantaa Beard, M.rple B-nlje, 1-e.by, corn dealer n,o.r.Brn.. ...

... Rinht Hon. Charles Manners Sutton. he lady, it is said, ia not yet 18. Mr Saunderson, the fortunate bridegroom, has acquired •mormons wealth as hill-broker. His advance in life is curious. He was oii({inally (Juaker, and when he first came to London was placed ...