... been captured off Monte Video by the Brazilian squadron. On Sunday night last, at six o'clock, Charjes Dormer, Thomas Bryant, William Bryant, Robert Smith, .lames Slaughter, Joseph White, and James Aris, ef- fected their escape from Reading gao} in the manner ...

... , from Twickenham-hall, near Bristol ; Mr. W.Foley, in Park -street, from Antwerp; Major and Mrs. Jones, in Curson-street, May-fair, from St. Omer's; Captain Edwards, of the 7th Hussars, at the St. John's Wood Barracks ; Captain Chambre, of the 17th Lancers ...

... whiteness. It is prepared for the table in various ways, and may be adapted to the taste of the nios: gourmand. Our brother Stone, of New York, known tc all the world as an ardent disciple of Apicius, may possibly look asquint at this intelligence, and sing, ...

... * te, ?? It originated in the stables of the Five Bells, J^Oligh the inebriety and carelessness of the ostler. ?? 1 idea may be formed of the consternation into ich the whole town was thrown, from the fact of the wye stables immediately joining the ...

... the will propounded bore date, had disagreements and altercations, — that his lordship had called upon his solicitor, Mr. Bryant, of Southampton, to prepare arti- cles of separation, — that his lady had stated the condi- tions which would content her ...

... against him. You who have good by-laws for your fisheries at Rochester, printed and hung up, that he who runs may read, and he who reads may understand, cannot conceive what it is to be subjected to such a state of things as vve are. The decision of a ...

... undermentioned commanders took leave of the court, previous to departing for their respective destina- tions .—viz. Captain Bryant Sroughton, Earl of Ral- ir.iias; Captain Thomas' William Harrow, George the Fourth, Bengal and China. Captain Edward -Maxwell ...

... Woodstock— The Hon. Anthony Ashley Cooper, commonly exiled Lord Ashley. Borough of Ripnu-Sir Robert Harry Inglis, of Milton Bryant, i)i the county of Bedford, Bart., Inthe room of Sir Launeelot Shadwell, Knt., who hath accepted the o'tieeof ViceChancel- ...

... her landings good, stood up channel, and soon disap- peared. According to the passengers in this packet, it is said that we may expect the ?? Royal Hussavs to be landed here froni Portugal in about four days. An eccentric preacher in the p;etheni;.st chapel ...

... chequer. It was that of Captain Bryant. By the Navigation Act, a master of a vessel was rendered liable to a penalty of 2001. if there was a variance between the ship's manifest and its content*;. It so happened that Captain Bryant, who traded frem this country ...

... of this country from those of any other in Eu- rope. Upon the correctness of these views it may be difficult to decide at the present moment ; but whatever may be the conclusion to be drawn from it, the fact is certain, that the business, *both on the ...

... Bury St. ?? Brandt, and the other for the county at large ; to ea-- of which are allotted the investigation of such offeuc* as may kave occurred in their peculiar districts. The following are tbe grand jurors for the borough and liberty :- Sir William Rowley ...