... vhen we have to name fucb a fpedacle as the Cafile of Otranto, with the aftonifluingH.Iorfenanfhip of Smith and Crofhian, we May fay it is irref~thble, I I 1? I I I The R-,ta1 Circtisv' Jaff n'ight Mof far}ironabiy attenjJefr, The 'anYifements at this Theatie ...

... (hi15, Captain MKele- lar, from a cruize, ald elailed again thi. evening; thu P'rulliaw dogger Crifis, Captain i13tit, from St. Mai tin Sailed the Hind cutler, Allen, orl a craizo. IPut bac-k by contrary wind, tie Iowoifnd, Cheiterfield and Oieen Charlotte ...

... General df.the Morea; put into Zante. to take three veffils under convoy, and Jailed with ;hem tthe 29th of April. On tlre 0t of May,at day light, being quite calm, between Ghaca and Cephalonia, a privateer, Linder Italian colours, boarded and took polygoion ...

... Capt. Rtrobinson, are d arrived here. Tney sailed frash Ouebec owlthe 8Xh ufAugust, in comprny with te sJane Scott AAnn, Bryant; Duchess qf Nbirthuinberland, Brown; ls b lVL, Lamb; Norfolk, Poise;. tl Ann, Bisyd; Boyne Read-d Be's y,--* and JOihs, lasigley ...

... haite perse& vered in thus courting tlhesmileg of Fortune. : DIVIDENDS. May a7, David. Devonshire, of Old-street, jeweller.May So. James Swann, late of Hinkley, Leicester, ?? at. Bryant Vearry, of Kendal, Westniorvland, ?? 3!. William FielU, of Upper Tha ...

... at iGuildhall. Attorney, Mr, Bryant, Copttafl. -t urt. R. Ciarke, Tooley-street, cheesemonger, May 13,2, Ju c IS, * at teltu at'Guiidlsall. Aftoruy, Mfr. Willetton, Furnival's Inn.'' 3.J alls, Great'Yarmouth. draner, May 15, at four, 1. at ten, Junt ...

... Richardson, New.-inn. J. King, of Hampastead, shopkeeper, Jah.':6, Feb. a, and March- 5, at eleven, at Guildhasl. Attorney, Mr. Bryant, Co thall-court. OW1. A. Grobecker, of Great St. I- een's, ship-owner, Feb. 1, 9, and March 5, at ten, at Giuildhall. Attorney ...

... Prince Regernt, White, ?? PesNZAttCFt, O'rT. 14-Arrived the Chinee, Tankin, from e Barbadoe.i, in billbist; and the Valenry, Bryant, from Bristol, hound to Lislion, isvitflalose of boat and bilwspirit. and'otlier da- niage, having been on'shore off the haigh ...

... of Europe generally, and of England in particular, may be an- nounced and considered, through which the student shall be made acquainted with whatever is passing in tile learned world, and authors may address themselves exclusively and at once to men of ...

... Spital-square, Bishopagate-street, merchant, May 27, June 10, and July 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, M.r. Poole, Adamn's-court, -Olcd Broaci-treet. T. Foaseet and W. Fosaett, of sl\srcing-laae, merchants, May 30, June 10, and July 5, at one, at suildhall ...

... has the honour to announce that lie has obtained permission to print a limited number of a Sermon preached by the Reverend Bryant Bumrgess, iL. A. in the parish church of St.. Mary-la-hone, on the sth of November, occasioned by the lamented death of her ...

... Tolness, Devon. 0o Dlll). a On Monday morning, at her honse in Queen-square, Blooms- hury, Mrs. Susannah Bryant., widow of the late 11ev. Edward Iy Bryant, of Newport, Essex, aged 66 years. O- .)n Sunday last, in teething, Georgiana Mary, second dauh- V ter ...