... by the 20th inftant, of which admirals Hawke and Rodney, and commodore lord Howe, are to have the command. On board of Sir Edward Hawke’s (hips will be embarked 8000 men, of which, it is faid gen. Kingfley will have the command. 4. The Druid frigate arrived ...

... upright in his businese'deahings. ISignnss DmrAT.-We are sorry to- have -to- announce. the death of Sir Edward Lees. We understand that Sir Edward ' had been in indifterent health for some time pa~it, but that, there Iwere no imniediate apprehensions ...

... John Ancill, Win. Garrod, Edward Homeyard, Joseph Foster, Geo. Clarke, Jas. Seaman, Jonathan Rolph, Jas. Rudd, Robert Holden. Chas. Ward, Henry Turner, Jessey Swift, John Topley, Edward Glasbrook, David Jones, George Meek, Edward Green (since dead), Wm. ...

... , Ahinger, Upper Killih ; W. Rose, Esq., Ceylon ; Major General Goorge Hamilton Swernlow, Royal Artillery ; Tmven‘, E.g.; Edward Tytler, Eaq., Gerrngy ; Ernest Torin, Len. tran ; Leopold York S airlett, Foy., Farkhead. Surrey; Charles Stewart, Req., ...

... Drummond, Fearn Lodge; T. rummond, do ; Admiral Eden. Hedge-Held; Henley Eden, do.; George Eyre, 11. B. Eaton. ; J. Edwards, J. 11. Edwards, Mr Fletcher of Rosehangh; Captain C. R. Fraser. Ueatherley; Major Fisher. 40ib Regiment; Robert Fisher. Lentrau House; ...

... James Ryder, Rorehaugb. Edward Ryder, do. J. R. Ryrie London. Wm. ltankine. H. Halt, Greenock. C. J. Raft. Glasgow. Capt. D. Robertson, Moyhall. (Apt Norman Robertson, do. W. A. Robertson, do. Conn Roes, Esq.,.Wysis. J. D. Richey. Major Skinner, Lent ran ...

... to the Landow Gazette assess the of General Mr John Fester G.C.B. and Caporal the Masora et ET., ; and General HAUL Albert Edward, Prises Wales and Duke a/ Cromwell, K.G., G.C.L. le be TM Qaes en the oasis the celebrates of her liktlrday, bee made a of ...

... jVIGHYS OF MR HENRY TALBOT AND M 1SS FAN NY PITT. THIS EVENING (THUBTSDAY), Nov. 22, ISi7, the Play of P. I C R E L I E U! Richeie. .. Mr H. TALBOT. uie. .Miss FAN-i PrTT. To tcinec zle wkih LEAVE 1W TO ME! FRIDAY-BENjEFIT OF M. H. TALBOT ...

... is I which • wee severely banal. Sister, have been drowned by the es Yazoo River. It is Mabel that the Chancellor of the Richey-oer will introduce his Midget Thwiday, April :db. The Persian authorities North Schleswig have sommenesd to expel those Dania ...

... The inquiry is to he a medical on., an! four schools w.ire named for specific •caminatioo. The Committee will weekly. Sir Richey! Temple was present. ArVIDZST Tile. NI OF CAR- S OtTlirt. —While Auntie( with the Halal, hostile. seer Nerthalonton, an Friday ...

... lan, ; 2 James M'lntosh, Corsindae ...

... Salim • leaders who took part were Alderman' Ben in Robles. (Registered) Extra Strome Acne Tilled, Mr Joseph Leicester and Mr Edward Yacht:art Interchangeable. t Se M•Htigh (Secretary of the Liverpool f rom t h e recipe tit oue the 'it At •rery one the Montana ...