... intention of going to Ireland in quality''of Lord Lieutenant. confequence of the difficulties that occurred in bringing ,Mr. Gra'ttan's party, who wifhed Uipulate certainconditions, which was not thought prudent grant,, the rrfolution fufpendeq; and a tetter ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE BANK. A T a Meeting of the Creditors of Mefl. SMITH r\. andCuRRE, held at the Beaufort Arms, in Chepftow, Thurlilay the lift day of March inlt. purfuant to an advatifement for that ; it appeared, Statement of the account* then produced ...

... 'raat, Efqr*.' Carmarlktajiirt, Th'urtday Cannattkcn. PemtnirAirf, Augult tj, at Haretfordweft, Lardigarfiirt, September i, Cardigan. BRECKKOCK SUMMER cißepnr, The Hon. Gmgt Hardjagt, tiu/n', Sfqt ' RaJntnjUre, Monday Atlguft 15, at Prrfleignt. ' Brtmjkin ...

... preparing fleet for tea, and that fume ferving board tlielr (hips, lie fent to to'tell hini, that if any of ttide men were taken in arm*, they would be '' ,e fevered manner prefcribed by the war. Commodore Philips had been dis.jlrfrf with eight fail of the fine ...

... Calder was pre - fented his by Lord Spencer, and had the honour kifs hands on being created a Baronet. Yefterday John Mortice, alios BifTel, and John Saunders, convicted the | a Eilex As fi2cs, for a burglary in the of Mr. Chapman, Windford, were executed in ...

... Particulars of the faid dates may had at the Black- Inn, in Lampeter; Talbot Inn, at Abcryflwith ; at the White Hart, in Cardigan; the Red Lyon, in Tregaron; the Public-Houfe, Talfam ; and the principal Inns Cardiganlhire, Carmartbenfhhe, and Pembroke(hire ...

... Firfey, of Halton,' Wiltjbire, Richard Long, Weft Afbton, Efq; ?O T H S; Carmarthen, John Llewellin, of Castle Piggin, Pembroke, John Phelps, of Withy-Bush House, Efq; Cardigan, WilT&m Gwen Brigrtock; Bfeanypant, Glamorgan, Kerafrjra of Richard Wellington; ...

... in their Wfptftive demands immediately to. John Cook, of Pitchcombt aforefttd, that the fame may ' and fettled ('and who are indebted tcr the PartneT&ip, hit' defircd » pby the fame immediately to the {aid John .Cook. - r . Fed. J. v. • NQRfOLK 'FARMER ...

... COMMISSION AT MAIDSYONR. Man Jay, May 21. HIGH TREA S O N. The King agoinjl Arthur O'CoittioY, Efj; James James Jebn Fluey, Join 'John Allen, and Jeremiah Ltary. Mr. Boiler, Mr. Juftice Heath,.' Mr.' Jnftice I.iwrcnce, and Mr.* Serjeant Shepherd, took their ...

... JeCtion, Sec, This amendment introduced much animated observation from Mr. George Ponfonhy, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Jefhfon, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Hoare, who Supported the amendment ; which was oppofed by the Attorney General, Mr. Den. Mr. Egan, Sir B. Roche, ...

... age, feet nine inches and a half high, Tandy liair, fair complexion. 7 7 JOHN LEONARD, a labourer, years of age, five ,^ r J DC . hl B'.''. dark ha ' r » dartc complexion JOHN WALiER, labourer, years of age, five HE V' C »\\ B ' OW I lIR ' D O K C ...

... —Sir John Mcthuen Poorc, KuOrall, Bart. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen— David Sanders, of Glancrhydw, Efq. Pembroke— Leach, of Corfton, Efq. Cardigan —J:;m:s Nathaniel Taylor, of Stradmore, Efq. Glamorgan—Robert Rous, of Coutt.yr-Ala, Efq. Brecon —John of Llangoed ...