... daughter of the late Mr. John Arm'.lrong, of Caftle-ftreet—At Mitchelflown, the Rev. W. Godman, to Mifs Kulhe. Deaths. On Arran-qnay, Mrs. Agnes Fletcher.—la Carman-hall, the wife of Mr. Thomas Fox, mamifadlurcr.—At Cardigan, South Waies, where he relided ...

... laft, early hour as half after eight, Mr. John Levins, who lives about half a mile onrbeoih-rfideGlafliievin.on his return home from this city in a one-horfe chaife, was (lopped near his five footpads, armed with pitiols, who wfh the mod horrid oaths ...

... Beresford, enfign, John O’Comior, enfiga—t?th, Samuel Ti'adden, eufign—nth, Fergufon Spears, lieutenai.t—aoth, Kippon, chaplain—4sth, George from 3U' F. major, Henry Conran, cipuin, Joho Vine.a: John Cngc, lieutenant, Henry 1..n * enfign—; ift, John Jaijuet, ...

... bills pare and The Houfe then refolved tfeifin toacommittee of the whole to confider further of ways and means. The Rt. Hon. John Monck Mafon in the chair. When the CHANCEL LOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the (fave only four or five) of the dutics w' ich were ...

... T he Rijfht H m. Henry Grattan, and theaflertor* of the coniuMitnn. The t'ht Hon. W«i. Brown'ow, and the patriots a{ Ireland. I'he Right Hon. John ©’Neill, a*d may the country gentlemen refume their Parliamentary confluence. John Forbes, E The Lord Mayer ...

... Tickets in Parcels, PO RT NEWS. arrived. Sept. 18. Endeavour, John Martin, Lilbon, wine, &c SAILED. King, and Prince of Wale*, paffengers. Ferret, JohnEuin, Liverpool, goods. Cendant Trader, John Thomas, Larne, do. 14 veffels in ballad. —Wind Wed. High Dublin ...

... Lieutenant John Par How to be Captain Qt 1 few days ago at Greenock from a axl loners vice John Callow. Lieutenant William poftage anioUnted about . 301. llerling. This I - Lor Stormont ofed t e claofe as exceed Wadetobe Captain Lieutenant, vice John Parf- ...

... which being at the crifis the ~ difeuliion, not little contributed to their total overthrow. Upon the above occaCon, Mr. Grattan, whofe authority very great, made ufe of thefe remarkable word*.— ** Liberal matteft revenue, pradieable it. Batten of commerce ...

... t» Hurly, daughter of Captain John Hurly. Death's. At Landailic, Cork, Jofeoh Weth trail, Efq; Alderman of that city.—ln I.imerich, Mr. Daniel Glee;on, grocer; Mr. John Molony, tallow chandler; and at BallyCmon, Mr. John Fitx^erald. —At Clonmel, Mr. Robert ...

... employed in their room ; and the whom the city had given arms deli'trtii them up on Saturday lad. From Haerlem hy write, that they have received orders from :o difarm the citizens, and to depofite •t arms the Hotel de Ville. L. 0 N DON, Oilober 27. Governmfnt ...

... Temple flreet, Lady Mary Pon« fouby, of Ton. MARRIED.] Mr. John Kelly, of Fleet-flreet, merchant, to Mils Mary Ann Curtis, of Hamondtown, county of Meath. DIED.] The Rev, John Read, Curate of St. I John’s, On Saturday fe’nnight, at the conclufion of a play ...

... charadter, which he did until he had got fufficient bail for his future conduit, and infilled on his bail bringing in what arms were in the hands of the people in that country not qualified to carry them, before he would fet him at liberty.—Accordingly ...