... Soniernet. Attornles, Messrs. Blake, Couk's-court, Carey-streut; Mr. Thomas Symes, jun. Castle-Bailey, Bridgewater. John Roberts, of Dulefaur, Cardigan, horse-dealer. Oioher I2, 5 , and November iz, at eleven, at the Ii'ree Cocks Inn, Aberltunvey. Attornies, Messrs ...

... is appointed by the Chancellorof the.Duchy. ' - SOUTH WALES. CARMARTHsNSHIRE-John Morgans, of the Furnace, Carmar- thenEsq. PE MBRoKEsHIRE-John Colby, of Fynore, Esq. CARDIGANS HIR E-Thomas Snith,of Foel Alt, Esq. GLAMORGANoSNIRE-George Wynclis of Clementstone ...

... the ensuing year. The fohlowing Noblemen and Gen. tlemen %were fleled Members qf the Club. T. V. Aubtey, Esq, (the son or Sir John Aubrey, Bart.), IS the Marquis of Tanistock, Lord Milton, William Pon. er sonby, Esq. and J. E. Madocks, Lsq. e. Mr. WHITBREAD ...

... in our lhands, and a few weeks will posseas of the remailnde. We have to this day mad, HboL 800 prisoners, independent of armed peasants, lh' have been dis.nissed to their homes. I I XVe just hear, Gmeral Muller, with a division of tr. advanced guard ...

... Frarikllrrd, W. Mostyn, Sir lhos. Whitbread S-ra. Grattan,Rr.Hon.H. Neville,Hon. Rich. Wiider, Fr. John Grrenvilie, Rt. H. i. ?? Wllinstrs, ?? Greonhill, Robert North, iWindllrnRthi.Vj Rlght Ho.t.. ie y 1ellers. John Cateraft Government yesterday received dispatches ...

... Esq.- Yorkshire, James Fox, of Bramnham Park, Esqs -SOUTH WALES.-Carmarthen, John Sims mols, of L.iangenah, Esq.-Pemnbroke, Sir Hugh Owen, of Otielton, Bart-Cardigan, John Bond, of Kesney Coed, Esq.-Glamorgan, Richard Ta- herville Picton, of Ewenny, ...

... of.the White,I&c. &c.. Ite BANKRUPT-S. ' . John Towers, INValishl,' Staffordshire, whip-thong manufat.- ,turer; to surrender Aug. 17, tat live, 1,8,at el~even anld. Sept. 60 ra at flve,.at the~ Littleton Arms Itin, $iaffor,lshife. Attornies, Messrs' Ttirkier; ...

... till Wednesday. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).' a ?? . - , . .: ; 'HOUSE 'OF COMMONS. .Thbe SPiE-Azen gave ?? raham and John Arowne, ?? against the return for Kinross, had de- clined enterjng into recognizances to prosecuteatbe Petition.: 97ie'Stok ...

... Noble Lerd to lav before the House, thle letters immedtiately concerning. Sir John Mqore'snmarch to S:tanuanca,andwhether among thent he' would Furnish those of Mr.tFrere to Sir John Moore? Lord C.&srLreaSAO1t replied, thattheletters alluded to in the former ...

... proposed that evcry hotisekeeper slouli ...

... Administration, who gave dinners to their Friends. At Mr. Perceval's dinner werepre 'sent Lord Charles Somerset, Lord John Thinne, Sir John Nichols, Mr. Wharton, Mr. l obinson7 Mr. Ward, Mr. C. Long,. Mr. S. Lushingion,' M G, G, Johnson, the Attorney and ...

... as he wished for, he threw it down and took up the pen. He became Muster-Master, and began to put dowrh John-a-Nokes, and then a dash-and then John-a-Stiles-an empl6yment that ought to have been I given to some veteran worn -out in the service of his country ...