... his k'gs four or five hours, which he felt himself unable to do.-— During the morning, the Duke of C'laience, the Princess Charlotte of Wales, attended by Lady Elgin, the Duke of Gloucester, and' a number of persons of distinction, paid their respects to ...

... opposed Linois twenty.seven sail, viz. I.ord Castleieagh Carron Neutuiie Krieiidshi|> Gill well Shaw Byramgore David Scatt Charlotte Ganges. Miner These ships parted 01. the 18th of March for different ports in India. 1 he first broadside of the Marengo ...

... lirui.-cnlonet, i>orrha»c, vice Dathwrtbd, who i Captain John Filey vice Scrji«on. *tik nf Dragoon Harris, Cornet Richard Despard, from halt-pay the late *23 d light draroon*, corn* t. fdh rr*im.ott of Dra*non* Wm. Hallct* gent, to be carnet, vice Way ...

... the attention of our Readers to Mr. Fox’s indiscreet zeal for the cause of the associates of O’Coknor and the survivors of Despard. On Friday desired that kefore the House of Commons should order Cox and Rawlins, the Sheriffs, to be punished, evidence should ...

... with nothing more than the usual cerenmony at the east end of St. Paul's, about five yards from the spot in which Colonel Despard was buried. The Sittings in the Court of King'i-bench, at Guild- hall, yesterday, before Lord Elletiborough, produced nothing ...

... the lane, Henderson, fro n Petersbu:gli. At Whitelinven--Thetis, Shaw, tom Petesburgh. At Tonningen—.ltanger, Anderson; Charlotte. Mitchel; and the Henvirit --.., from Lei:h ; Robert and Sarah, ; Robert and Jaoe, May ; Good Intern, Crosby ; Three Boa ...

... FateibUt, To Lieutenants—Ensign John M‘Nab. Ensign Richard Despard. Ensign Timothy Rug. gles. Ensign Isaac Glenie. To be Ensigns—Henry Beaver, gent, vice M‘Nab. Ale*. Campbell, gent, vice Despard. George Wright, gent, vice Ruggles. John Wentworth Winslow ...

... War, Lords Hcethfield and Paulet, Sir S. Cottercl, Generals Sir J. Craig and Despard, and Col. Barton. The following had the honour of being presented to his Majesty Gen. Despard, upon his return home from Cape Breton. Col Barton, of the Life Guards, upon ...

... England for Britith Ame- rica. Colonel BARTON, of the life guards, was prefemted to his MAJESTY, upon his promotion. General DESPARD was prefented to his MAJtsTY, upon his return from Cape Breton. His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Duke of PORT- LAND, the ...

... Wednesday his MAJESTY held a Court at the QUEEN'g Palace, when the following had the honour of being'. presented :—General Despard, upon his return from Cape Breton; Colonel Barton, - of the Ufe Cuards„ upon his promotion . ; and General Sir James Craig ...

... was attended by the great Officers of state &c. The following had the honour of being presented to his Majesty :-General Despard, upo; his return from Cape Breton. Colonel Barton, of the Life Guards, upon his promotion. General Sir James Craig took leave ...

... Sailed for Lisbon. Aug. Aug , Aug . bailed :ot |Ameri. ».. I»les{ of Mar’bro’ Prss. Amelia Prss* Charlotte Nocton Duke Kent Lady rabe * la Pi ince Ernest Charlotte D. KentC-d) Pr. Adolphus Freeling WindsorCastlc Manchester Prss. Mary D. of Montrose, Lord Hobart ...