... We'dnefday the Eal York ni litia, Commanded by Colonel Maikrs,'l laying at tbhis place, were reviewed un the garrifonl by General Staveley. T lhe troops ^looked re., hiarkably well, and wvent through- the different I niceuvres in a manner high y'creditable to- ...

... ;halrgs4.upon the oath of William Staveley, the knper vt reof, and others, iiith haviug. in thc v'eiting of Mdnefday the: ueth of Fcbruatry inflant, in the' Gaid Olle, vi.Aenrly ?? and 'threateoeo the faid; Williamt Staveley in jbc '3u eaeution of Iris olice ...

... Holmes, late b of Leeds, ironomnger, and' lobert Dickenson, both' debtors, in the Castle, charged vwith having assaulted Mr. Staveley, tihe Keeper of the Castle.-Joseph C. Pilling, a private-in the 51st, charged on the oath of ir ,)avid Wdlby, witlt huvilig ...

... Cutiberlautd, Ciith li t li gift 'of the Earl of Lonsittl., '[he High Sheriff has 'oeeh pleatiedr to lotave in the Itatids of Mr, Staveley of Y'rk Castle, tilte coin of ?? Guineas, ;anti the Genttlemen of thle Gland jury tie sum of I121.~ Ss. for the disclmtrgins: ...

... miles. Duke of Hamilton's b. m. Crazy, by Walnut - - 1 Prince of Wales's b. c. Trafalgar, 4 yrs old -2 Mr. Mellish'; b. h. Staveley, by Shuttle - - 3 5 to 2 agst Crazy, and 6 to 4 agst Trafalgar. Sweepstakes of lOOgs. each, h. ft. four years old colts, ...

... oil~ 0ii- brink- of a ertall toild, irear tier fttthp 's inadwas drovised -Verdicts_-jrcej~i0e5,0 ~-tle larst Aqsizen. .ttr. Staveley, of York CaqtleI 1: 3 pour ir-ovi'eint iebtiturs it, otiiain, thaer dis. ii 1w tit ?? ,if Iii. 113 li-ft iii liis h)ands ...

... deernt!;. R-ichii~rc Hvwi'- for hi~statdyv 341.11 Joh111 Crookses, lii' bting. ide iand d side 't he Oil Mitnday tnorning h.r, Staveley of York Ctisii', l eccivyed his 41ajcsr;s tI frs n w3l Mro shi owos coi..victu'il of fitir-s6 vel at -Ite last Assiiats, ...

... Bumtrap. Sweepstakes of °Ogs. each, for fillies, 8st. One mile and a italf. . (4 'Subscribers.) Mr. W. Fletcher's bar, Miss Staveley -1 Sir H. Williamson's bay a - - - - - -- 2 Mr. Baillie's bay ?? 2 to I on Miss Stavelev. Won very easy; Sweepstakes of logse ...

... and three quarters, 7, sijbscribers. Mr Duincombe's chesnut, I.aurcl-Leaf, bv Stamford I Mr Fletcher's bay, Miss Staveley, sister tO Staveley 2 e 7 to 4 on Miss Stavelev. Won easv. Y Fifty Pounds given by the city of Tork, added to one- third of a Subs ...

... to hav- pensions: and that Ge- lieral 1JI pe is to be made a Baroniet, asid have the first Red Since the last Assizes, Mr. Staveley of Yori; Castle, hss a3ss ted eleven ?? (iebtors to utrsin tieir release fromf 'the said prison, out of tiue stisrs of t71i ...

... 20 tniseals towards carrying into efeect this benevolent object. Ail order, by a Treastry Warrant, Was re- ceived by Mr. Staveley, theC Governor of York Castle, for the liberathon, on Wednesday last, the day of Jubilee, of Johal'enderson, a Crogn Prisoier ...

... Tuesday was liberated from the Castle, John Hen. derson, a grown prisoner; ujider an execution ;for the sulm of 3001. . Mr. Staveley rvceived .an order, by a Tre'asnryv warrant, for that psirpjsje. T.n the ni-lghbourhood lf York, tie acts of munifi. cence ...