... conveyed to the Royal Repository. GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION--The Government emi- grant ship Forest Monarch, 877 tons, Captain Thomas RL. Anderson, which sailed from Southampton on the 25th of August with 48 married couples, 85 single men, 75 siniglc women ...

... the chair, and was supported by the I Rev. Mr. M'Arthur, of Springhurn; Thomas Allan, Elsq.; a John Shaw, Esq.; James Paxton, Esq.; John Gilchrist, o Esq.; John Moir, Esq.; Thomas Craig, Esq.; and s a number of ladies and other gentlemen - were pre- v ...

... Infantry and Oa-ralyy, vice Alexander Edgar M'Grego-, who exchanges, rec 3-ving the same; May 13. oth Dragoons-Cornet John Hardy to be- ieutenan6, by purchaise, vice Coshy, who retires; M~ay 13 7th Lisghlt Dragcons--~ieantenlant-Colo!uel siomrns Percival ...

... Isabella Bankes, who died, as was alleged, from the effects of arsenic and antimony, administered to her in small doses by Dr. Thomas Smethnrst, who stands com- mitted by the Magistrates of Richmond oln the charge of having wilfully murdered the said lady ...

... Crawford, badly wounded. 0 Cormorant-H. Ley (master), A. Watson, asd G. Peard 0 (mates), slightly wounded; Quartermastei Hardy, since dead, O Cruiser-Midshipman Ainmetage, severely wounded. - Nimrod-Paymaster Parker, very slightly wounded, Lee-Second-Master ...

... SAM-r SLICE AND, nrd VOTr.-At the Middlesex Registration Court, on Satlrday, Sam Slick was objected to. He claimed as Thomas Chandler faliburton Gordon House, lslewosrth ; dwelling house and six' acres of land, situate near Railhead Ferry, known as ...

... smoldng, and even if detriniental, *st or to be discouraged, from any reason amongst other classes ot of society; our brave, hardy, and inuch-enduring tare mnay de e indulged in the use of a favourite habit with propriety. bs, Such a had sailor's letter ...

... and Lady Charlotte Montgomerie, Captain ?? Agnes I , Murray, Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., Mr. Mitford of the Foreign Office, and Thomas Price, Esq. Among the other passen. g! gere we ?? of the Town Council and Water Commission, Dr. Strang, City Chliiaberlani ...

... HANMLTON-N ov_8. Su Kitv WIMMAIIY C1J1itiotena, TRAec. XYCStunday, before Sherijit 'IWitc, on eouurlaints at thle instance ot Air, Thomas.. llyiws, Pl., the 'following purties were tried viz --GaVill Subcarter, Strathaven. for havwing. on 20th nit ?? Stree ? ...

... William Rich- bautm, George Alexander Skinner, Arthur Fulford Adams, and James Hardy Tubby; Nov. II, Commissariat Clerks to be DeputAsektant Comnmsaries- I General-Thomas Sutton Marshall, Augustus Morton Faest- ?? Charles Saunder,& Frederick Casolani ...

... Bond Street, London. Thomas Pratt;, farthner 1 iongt London. 8- 'Nilliam Tenry Elliott, clothier, Cheapside, Londoll, T James Loudon Anderson, linen factor, London. William Holmes Wakefin, builder, Middlesex- Thomas Foreman and Thomas Johnstone, carpentrsw ...

... Regiment-Lieutenant Thomas Blerrett, from the 3d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Butts1 who exchanges; Nov. 18. UNATTACHED. Captain St. George Mervys Nugent, from the 96th Foot, to be Mlajor, by purchase; Nov. IS. Brevet-Colonel Thomas Holmes Tidy, M.ajor ...