... known as possible, would be expedient. PREFERMENT. The following statement is copied from the Ao1n- ing Chronicle:- ; The 1eev. Mr,. Hay, with a living of 8001. per annum, and Chairman of the MANCHESTER Quarter Sessions, with a salary of 4001. who took an ...

... of I Spain. She weas daughter to the King of Portuial. - - 12. Accounts from Ceylon gave a lamentable description of h disasters sustained by the British troops in' their cotilicts with I'the natives. -, The King's jewels, which had been missing-'for ...

... ofthe ate Mr. Jamea Pinhorn, of Portsea. ,ear-Adrniral the, lion. Sir Henry Blackwvood, BMrt. auid ?? tCj. railed for ie' East Indies, on 'Thtrsday norm, in the LeZend4,, 5S, 'Captain Ciiarlks Riclbardson, C. B. tb reiiv;,. ?? Sir Richard King, *ho will ...

... Ordonance of the 24th July, on Sunday 'e nnight received a Marshal's baton from the hands t bhe King. LAVALETTE. The Letters of Pardon granted by the King to N1. De Lavaiette, have been dispatched to the Cour ?? of Strasburg, before which he is to be ...

... fElCDOV'Eg RELATIVG to 4is late MAJESTY. I ?? Lord [From the GLoZ.1] id Tord M nsfield, on making a report to the King of thle conviction of Mr. Malowny, a Cztholic priest, WdS found guilty, in the county or' Surrey ' of celebrating Mass, was induced. by ...

... in t'he family of-Mr. tloughton, NewingtoA-greeni, was attackedIhfiy-fiim, in Newirng- d tos-fields, isnd she was obliged :to'desert the clil- e dren in her care, apd ran-off as it were for het' life. . In -a fe'wv minittes 7after'Mrs. Englistorn, the ...

... place. Mr. Lecky is 4pacle ur Kl NGoS COtUNTY.-Tliis Couniy will be coiosli .: Mr. Malone will auain offer himst'i],; Mr .r ho1 p- Isons will also stand atgain on the Lord Rooe lir tt S est, Lord Oxmantowri nolt having altaineae h:4 f I age. Mr. Bernard ...

... form of prayer for the- King, but |totaly t omittedl taking any notice of her present Majesty. This evidently excited much surpriss. bux.-it atust . certainly have been sanctioned, as the Dean. (Dr. Ireland) and one of ?? (Mr. Causton) were present. Very ...

... Parish of Creilin, and not by Mr. Cowper. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fe,. 7. This day, at ?? sitting ofh the Cfourt, tle Right Hon. ChiefJustice Downes took the Oath of Alie- giane, and imtbediately afterwards the Most Rev. Dr. Curtis, Catholic . rimate of ...

... JiEBkUARY 16, 1820. London Journals of Saturday and Sunday, land Paris Papers of Tuesday last, arrived in town yes- . terday. The King's health appears to be almost entirely ire-established. His Majesty held a Council on Saturday, at wihich a proclamation was ...

... withb a degree of waritlih which 'riigt dlispleaie the King and induce hi I to take the Prince entirely out oi her;hands; but she behavedc with so imnch pru- dence on tile occasion, that the King remained perfecthy satisfied t-ith with her azid with the ...

... staltoas of difficilty, honor, atid- respn- sibility, . Tbe Honorable William Edward Phil.' lps has succeeded to the Government dr' thiT*Fe- *deney;;. . 4. A~a~'rws %iovernmea Gazette 'Erdindor~jeg e r ~tlt$ep~tember1 .procJo~rfis tbiat -his 'Higfis x r ...