... Lavven. Jannary 9, at the Mission Church, Chitlayong, East Indies, Captain Alfred Fryer, of the Honourable Company's schooner Spy, youngest son of the late William Fryer,' Esq., of St Thomas, Exeter, to Mary Anne Halhed, only daughter of F. J. A. Elson, ...

... SDeieret, Mr. Robt. Sharp,-Purser, R.to., t MIss Ailery Meatyard, both ot that place.. At Dinton, John Edward A.: Starkz, Esq., of Spy. l'ark, Wilts, to Charlotte, daughter of W.Wyndharn, Esq. Dinton. At Ditcbeat, Capt. Chau let Dawel late of Hl-e Majstmy's 46th ...

... Wales has passed the morning without change Of symptoms. he The Pall Hall Gazette says There is an abeni~ale~~l ad system of Spying and gossiping organized bye-O11 hndals tiof a yreporters which leads to the diffusion of vague ?? 0n edalkndadt the circulation ...

... 63. ore- Vichy-Fine, 62. Vienna-Cloud, 59. De e Dover-Wind W., fine, see smooth, probable r af passage good. :TO sent Da at SPYING- OU'P THE, LAND. Cousiderable corament has-,been causedfn Dover by the fact that the two t ew Free'r, y mail packets, the ...

... conveying 4,5 tubs of spirits. I .1 I I I PLYMJIOUTH, Aprf20th, 1819. Friday. Arrived the schomle' Horatio, Tozer, from Guern.spy.-Sailed his Majesty'e ship Hibernia, of llo gans, uinderjory mastz', for Porlsdiouth. to be repaired and his MIajesty's sloop ...

... Diutont. for stealing timber; John Hel ings, for stealing a hen fowl ; Eliaheth Lewis, for stealing a miniature case, part of a spy-glass, a pockel bandker- chief, &c.; Ann Gill, for stealing a quantity -of wheat William Jeffery [false, for stealing fotirfowls; ...

... and otbhr articles; Thomas Quinn, for stealing a bat; Charlotte Webber, for stealing a lace cap; ?? Neale, for stealing a spy-glass; John Godfrey, for stealing i' . violin and bow, a-coat, hat, ?? John Jones, ror break- ing a shop window, and stealing ...

... arrived, for the hatters ascending otn some matter of busitness into a loft, the two lads slipped into the workshop below and spying ij4r, which they iinver doubted was the idesired vessel, James Willis, one of ttem, tagerly seized it, and lifkiig it toi ...

... tsyoudpron 'lihiillhough( he coy'h tented himself ini thbre xisinofi' 'tuksfor tisekind wishies they hiad'expese ovr'imai iin spyi~ng fr~tlie last time tliat as.tlsejhi ?? 'ss'hadiktl~iyhad. ili beltexm'ert oins inti discag ldi st bf ishe'6lblce-_o WliAIc'etsss ...

... tiwiutbikgivese ' ti taing the business, but nething maiitia1 transpined Extfti fratt0. -Blut triliong bosinteus was d~one nin'spy, ddecntpioiofgrahi iti ourntaitket ota Thufadaylt biste ponreet: qinotatibcs;are Wheiat s. 9d to 8s Sd, Barley $t 3'e-tO &. ...

... bge~i 9s. 6ofild tf qv quantiti, anvid all qimiittis, anlid Veail elaulran artic16lO g Ing l most ?? bat iadiffereat sale;;spy tigil'a very k~nl a 5d., whilst thme gnemirsltquotatiot i for basginiia was ftoim 4d'O4j1 e h Sheep were a foll suifpty, l ...

... it prudent for them to desist. The officers, however, showed the mselves the better generals of the two, and got between Ihe spy and his companions, making sure, likewise, of additional assistance in case of need. Tio jobber had by thistime played, and ...