British Rural Character.
le arranging some pamphlets for binding, there fell out of the enormous heap which an inquiry into public questions for the last year or two had accu- mulated, a small......
Letter To The Editor Of The Spectator On The 13locrade
OF OPORTO. 7th July, 1828. SIR,—As you fortherly inserted in the Atlas a trifle of mine on a critical subject, I am emboldened to address you upon the Blockade of Oporto,......
To Correspondents.
"A READER OF THE SPECTATOR, No. I." is mistaken. We have in- quired at the Post-Office, and are informed that his Paper may be sent to the Colonies, if the postage of......
Partnerships Dissolved.
J. Izod and G. Adnam, Brighton, auctioneers.—J.Constable and S. Agate, Horsham, drapers.—W. Graham and G. Ravener, Tothill-street, Westminster, pawnbrokers.- 3. Fairhurst and T.......
Births, Marriages, And' Deaths.
RTIIS. — On the 4th inst., in Upper Harley-street, the lady of P. S. L. Grenfell, Esq., of a son.—On the 4th inst., the lady of Charles Dimsdile, Esq., of Tolmers, Ilerts, of a......
The Army. 4
War Office, July 7, 1828. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Ensign George Wynell Mayon-, from the half pay, to be Cornet, vice Laurence Charles 13ayntun, who exchanges, receiving......
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