... ■■ ?? deceafed. Krs.r hrs alfo been pleafed ,0 appoint Mr a ?? to lie Cr.iT.sssi. l..t y 1 t ?? C oraratf¬ vacant by the death oi Mr Ai.ix.it.- -1;-sss has alfo been pleafc.l to prefent the Re- CjMDEt Ki.NStDV to the church and parifh Luce, in tlie ...

... with illuminated Fantafiical ! --.! in wood, entitled the Kalend-r of the Book, e'J ?? ieu : 141.1. ! r ?? reipedtini; the DEATH of QT7F.FN MARY, ?? , ;1 of fame, VI. to the Crown oT England. ( ; ■_• lr::-.ual Anitract of her Miijeily's Cuftoms, from 1- ...

... .f the i fee ult. vie have extracted the firfi part cf the ?? of General Wafhingion. The fecond part ?? -liberty till the death of his wire, 'it is reported Mrs The new ?? ■ ...

... 360, Prizes est si. On M, nday I ifl ?? received front a gentleman a paragraph I which wcirdertet! thai in* entioning ih- death of ■:r Aci «« Si -i-.vAu r at Inn 11. and thai he was the male reprefentative ...

... The Hamburgh mail that teas due, has arrived. It brings tlse lasne reports CO seeming the capture uf Genua J and the death oi ?? ?? which have been in Csrcu- lition t.-r fon»e days past ; bnt thefe, we have now sea- Paris papers to the 7th ?? only save ...

... arrange tlse administration of the civil and judicial power, tl-.e olije&s rf which would be, among others, to fubititute the death heretofore inflicted. Ke concluded hy moving for leave Mr YORKE moved, that there belaid before the Houfc an account of the ...

... you have ,;-eyou iome account of it. A per- jpart of it (that is, a flieep-walk), ;, 'ou: fome pit-mar, (that, is coal), .death and mofs to clear the top, a fire burnt fo rapid, as to be out of ?? its fury, and at this tirj-.e it is gyles in circumference ...

... CENI. R A I lIESOI It is very eironcoully conceived hy ?? par- ous, that the death of KU-bsr will flrengthen the French in Egypt. Some there arc in France who may perhaps not regret this eves.: ; but rt wiil be greatly refented by a!l the loldiers of ...

... to corfider the cafe, ar.d returned a vcrdiistof Guilty againit Thomas I ' The Judge (Kelly) '.hen pronounced f-'ntence of death on Thomas Carfdn, directing that tht | e:-:ecu.ion fooufd take place on Friday morning * At five o'clock on F.i.lay mot-nig ...

... Prcsburgh. I Wednefday the Diana p-tcket, . C-pt. Deane, J arrived at Yarmouth from Citxhaven, bat brought The iumour of the death of General Menou is unfounded. In the foregoing coltimns, our renders will find rery ample details, cr.tracled fiom the [i ...

... began to operate, and as Bouricr admiuidcred mere when he called to him fer sfnilmre, the vif'ini Jboo expired in his arms. A death fb Hidden and extraordinary excited the public attention. The juffice of the ptnee ordered the corpfe to be dug up and opened ...

... the fhip fell down in aj.*«dit not been for the obfervance of ?? I:r > the fhipwrights mull inevitably i t[ J : i uflied to death. Fortunately the ?? :> ed little damage by the accident. sj sa.to the fhores being placed too up- ?? tracing ones to keep ...