... B. the Hon. Mils Twifleton, vounpeft daughter the late L >rd S.y and Sele.—ln Ireland, th.. Right Hon. the Esil id Errol, Hereditary Lord High Conftable Scotland, Mils ike, cideft daughter J. ike, Elq. Aulfiey, in the county Rohfon, Piccadilly, M. Alpme ...

... and return of the Sixteen Scots Peers, the inftance of the perfon afTuming the title of Earl of Errol, who had no legal right to fuch Peerage, &c. 7he Lord Chancellor, in a fpcechofvery considerable length, called the attention the Committee to the important ...

... Office of the Secretary to the Admiralty, from Admiral Lord St. Vincent, were laid before the King by Earl Spencer. By the Lifbon mail which came to hand yefterday, there are letters from on board Lord St. Vincent's fleet off Cadiz, of the 17th ult. which ...

... laflcd till half pad twelve o'clock, and which the following Gentlemen took a part : Mr. Canning, Lord Hawkejbury, Genera/ Fttzpatttck, Mr. Dundas, Lord George Cavendifk, Dr. Lawrence, General Taileton, Mr. Nicholli, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. Mr. Hiddu/ph, and ...

... were effective troops the Bntnh in tne Weft Indies. The Earl Dei by has moved of Lords, that the petition of the Earl of Lauderdale, complaining an undue . vl« Ear Errol, one of the Srxtcen Peers of Scotland, referred to Committee of Privileges which ...

... amputation. the South Battalion of the Gloceftetfhirc regiment Militia were reviewed near that city, bejfore their Colonel Lord Berkeley, an.i performed their evolutions with exaQnefs which would not dilcredir the oldeft corps in the fervice. Dr. Rufh's ...

... of the Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Francis Seymour, and niece to his Grace j the Duke Bomerfet.—At St. George's, Hanoverfquare, by the Salifbury, Chriftopher Bar- nard, Elq. of Upper Brook-ltrcet, to Mifs Fanny Ciatgts, niece Lord Vifcount Banington, and filler ...