... Wrapped up in con{zious iategrity, and armed witha tenfold thield of honefty, I fear nat the of a mittaken crowd, nor the invidious attacks of my fe- cree enemies. Sir Nicholas Lawlefs, Mr. Coote, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Fotter, dalled upon the Houfe to ...

... ppholftcrer. Jobn Richardfon and Sylvefter Hill, of the Strand, John Cole, of Watford, taylor. John Dudgeon, of Drury-lane, baker. Henry Roberts, ef Blackfriars-road, nurfery man. John Cock, othcrwife Cocks, of New Bond-ftreet, confeétioner. Edward Nelfon ...

... Spencer, fecond fon to EarlSpenccr. The Rev. John B. D. late fenior Fellow and Burfar of Trinity College, rector Gainsford, in the Bifh opric of Durham, and vicar of Catterick, iv Yorkfhirc. BANKRUPTS. John Alexander Johnchon, and Louis» Lewis Feuillade ...

... appointed enquire into the imp lor dabt, not able afford the debtors gaol any rcCea this fcffion. th:», the in a great body, and John Carey, a thus addreffed them Now is the time. do not exert now, yon will be loft for ever. This created fuch a tumult, thai ...

... the BBtt, broke hi» and arms. At Coventry affir.es came'ort to tried, before Mr. Baron .Ltotham, and a jury, a inverfe, wherein the King (on the James Radford, farmer the po!l-hor!e duties fortius dillricl) was profecutor, and John Hewitt, fenior alderman ...

... the elgic States, brings news of the fuc- tm of a detachment from the Patriotic tn . be y om ount d’Aber a General in the Mal arm drag Y, has been furprifed and taken prifoner. Ons of his regiment were alfo fered. OUsE of COMMONS, Thurjday, May 27 Tefy of ...

... him charged with the like e . ta,ncrs are order Sir John 'Og, again ft the tbyr with the murder of the watchman Wettmiafterbndge, 00 Sunday morning iati. died the Rev. Edward 3. D. and Archdeacon Cardigan. was with ftroke cf the palfyonSr. Thomas's day, ...

... Feltham, Captain Litut. Edward Thompfon, Captain-Lieutenant; Lieut. Charles Gordon, from the 71ft, Captain.—-27th foot, Lieut. John Birch, Captain; Enfign Falkincr Minchin, Lieutenant; Capt.Michael Cuffe,Major; Lieutenant Henry Moore, Captain. FOREIGN A F ...

... and made the arms of the French Republic to triumph during my day in Ireland, have at length been obliged to-fubmit to fuperior force of troops, commanded » rd Cornwallis. of war upon mv parole. (Signed) HUMBERT. The picture of Mr. Grattan, which the ...

... Herrncr, Birmingham, dealer. Hinkfman, of mercer. Tho. Smelley and John Ri«gs, I.imcj hour , potters. Richard Alcdkr gio:er. Edward Thome, liould-fquarc, Crutrhcdl trnrs, lighterman. John Pennaetb, and William Brown.of Barry, mcrahants. ler, of vVoicciter ...

... ed in the Name, and with the Ham* Writing ...

... rzes arnually piven by the Chancellor of this Vniverfity, for two COMpohtons in prose and verfe, are refpectively to Mr. Grattan, Fel- low of New and Me. Warton, Scholar of Tiinity. On Wednefday Tia Henry Ridley, B. A. of Uni- College, was eleéted Fetlow ...