... THE AR'M\' SATURDArS MAIL Condon —march TO HIS ROYAL IHGIIN'ESS - DTJ K E OF YORK, Field Marjoal if the Empire, Camman'dcr'in Chief, i- yefterdiy received fome American Papers to the yth- ult. inclufive. Burr and his projeAs contir.ue to the objeft of ...

... meetings” have had in jhis coujury, and of which Mr., Grattan is but too well, allured, without the aid hint, from Mr, Elliot, and that they are, and have been lan&iouid. by pexfons of rank and power Mr. Grattan Jcnovys full well. To clear and illudrate the truth ...

... fallhlefs themfelves ar. j to their country, mult ok to Grattan, the ! pride of Ekin, with the keen folicitude connedhd expectation, and the kindred affection indiifoluble fate. The power Mr. Grattan debate perfefUy aftonifhing. His mind is large and 1 luminous ...

... being rcquellcd to leave the Chair, and Sir John White having been called thereto, Rcfolvcd unanimqufly, That the thanks of this Vtllry be given to the Rev. J. Lewis and the Church-Wardens, Thomas Walker and John Smvtli, Efqrs. for their very proper condu6t ...

... taken place. Sir John Newport has been introduced to his Majefly, Chancellor of the Iriffi Exchequer. It was the earned entreaty of Lord Grenville chat Sir John accepted the office Lad week, hear, the Chancellor of the Exchcqu-r, Sir John Newport, had an ...

... TO fi Ji.l # f7 .v ® . . GRATTAN. The circurh/lance of Mr. Gr»tt?.r! not having heretofore polled great majority, not aril'e from paucity of Voters ort his fid?, but from a rail number of his friends keeping back in order to give him Ihould he require ...

... nnedy the i'uccefsful Candidate fhould, on all important John v.i.nt ...

... Caledon will fet out for the Cape ef Cood immediately.—die has arrived GRATTAN DUBLIN CASTLE—AUGUST 9. His Majefty, by* his Royal Letter, haying- appointed the Right Hon. Henrv Grattan, to be his Majeily’s Moll Honourable Privy Council of Ireland, he this ...

... found the Speeches of I.ords Grenville, Hawk-.fbury, Hutchinfon, Sidmouth, Moira, &c.—Meffrs. Fox, Grattan, Pitt, George Ponfonby, Shaw, John Datouche, Sir John Newport. &c. ...

... fobjefls theii arms, See. &c. See.’ Was oppreflion to check fuch banditti in their career—the career that, mud finally arm them againd all law and focial order He did not think it was, and he therefore voted for the enaction of the It Arms Bill. But had ...

... AGAINST. Sir John Newport C. Holy Hutchlufon S. Mahon C. P. Leflic H. Parnell M. Longfield A-Pr.nch J. W. Croker ,M. Archdall John Fofler Pv. Power J. M. Barry ’l'. Bernard Jamc* Stewart E. S. Cooper R. Neville R. Latonche Denis Browne John T. Fofter Henry ...

... yefterday, adds our celeb ated man and Patriot, Mr. Grattan, to. the number—The folloveiiig is the article it Jipp ared in the Paper which we have juft quoted : conftdsntly rep ed, that Air. Grattan, the Celebrated Irilh Or,-.tor, -who before the Union ...