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... Nobility at the Opera-house on Tuesday night were the llachesi of N OltTHUMArlif. AN D, her fair daughters, and the Countess of CARDIGAN. What a falling otf is heevince the days of Hu- List:Toe an4l CAT A N ! Miss C PORI), the lady iii waiting upon Mrs. CLARKE ...
... lank. On Friday se'insight, at Cardigan, winch regretted by all her acquaintanev, Ann i.loyd , sister to the late Wafter I.lnyd, Esq. of to the prraeut Rev. 'Mosta* Lloyd, Rector of Lingo:diorite, in the comity of Cardigan, and Chaplain to his [loyal Ilighnem ...
... issue of the contest. Under these civiumatanees, Sir JOHN Mooac commenced his retreat to Coruna ; and Lord CASTLEREAGH, in his letter No. 103, page 91, boasts that the great advantages which Sir JOHN Mooaa proptilitsl in hazarding His MAJESTY'S army against ...
... Lieut.-Governor of Portsmouth. 'Flue Countess Dowager of Serene is recovered from her late italispesitien. The Countess of CARDIGAN has left town for Richmond. The Connie'', of has taken the home lately orcupied by THOMAS SHEILIDAS, in South Audley-street ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED' John Bray, and John Graham, of Haddeix6cld, York, wool-staplers, Aprll on, 1509. Thome* Peal, Robert Bartlirop, and Richard Railtass, of street, theapside, London, hosiers, May 9, ran). J oho Edward!, na. Luddiugtoo, pad Johu Wait ...
... more and his arms mime painfully, than all the other tallies or subjects of the Douse of Austria. But, by means of the Ems, the IVeser, and the Elbe, we have already stated, SOu !. may receive the most elheient aid ; if mat in men, yet in arms, ammunition ...
... the soma. that snatekind ! Go Furth, lay mos, lie (lies; my Britons, go, And rescue Luonse from keerathkas foe ! Behold, in arms, Anstria's Imperial Lord; licholil Iberia thaw the avenging mined 0 let with theirs your mingling ensigns fly, the great cause ...
... the core, and ripe for his revolutionary sickle, before he attempted to recreate, and to regenerate the who're monarchy. The arms and eflints of Great Britain have protracted, and may till delay, but, we lunch fear, will not ultimately avert, the destiny ...
... arti‘t. John Town, formerly of Ilary-la-ktuntoe park, and late of Beletrede-storet, Manchester-square, Midd cites, surgeon. 'Nebula Gribble, formerly first mate of the Lord Eldon Vast Indianian, and late of Marsh-street, Lambeth, Sart ev, marioer. John Toyer ...
... Cornet gin``, the Nth Light --111. John Alyers.The Lek ui John li,ch, req. Sargcuo —Emits Newman, Regimest, Native I BENGAL. MaRRI•GEL—Jao. 2t,th, Thos. Shutter. Esq. Sarrectivof His ship Victor, to Miss I. ut Pornenh, John Ellerton, Esq of t > Mrs. Munro ...
... the . Bishop of LouJost. Rev. George Dean, the pirpetual -curacy of Thompson, Norfolk. Estrum ' Miss tietherselt. The Rev : John Ellis, M. A. is iustituted to the riearage of Macro Warm), to the county t' aro. iek, and du r sr of WoreLster, void by the ...
... e. Sasser, baker. John Seagoe, of Dake-street, St. James, Middlesex, tailor. Thomas Young, late of Downeed, Maagotsfield, Gloucevter, now of Madsen, Monmouth, dealer. John Allaopp,aow and late of Winchester, Heels, silk-weacer John Goodwin, of Manchester ...