... iii4uranc.:..tnok r. June 2, 14, and July I 2 at tett, at Attorney, Mr. Allen, Freelftick'splate, Old Jewry. johnihYinis, or Cardigan, linen and woollen•driper, June in, at tiye, 17, and 12, at at the Christopher Ina, Bath. Attorn e y, Mr. Giinert Itotton ...

... Guildhall. July 12. Samuel Harris and John Clarke, of Worin.woodstreet, London, ironmongers, at ten, at Guildhall. July William Preston Graham, of Bread-street, London, merchant,.at ten, at Guildhall. ' , Ay 25. John Hair, of Spur-street, Leicester-square ...

... New York on the 18th March, in the ship Romulus. Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, When Mi. JOHN FOOTE, of His INlajesty's dock-yard at Plymouth, was appointed Assistant-Shipwright at Prince of Wales' Island. • Captain JAMES ...

... Worcester, Jn. stead John Zachary, of Arcley, Esq.—Sir John Stepney, of Llanelly, Bart, to be Sheriff the county Carmarthen, instead of Thomas Stepney, of Detw, id, Esq,—Rob, Lloyd, of Esq. be Sheriff of . the county of Cardigan, instead of John Palmar Chichester ...

... tomorrow. On tl:e question being put fur the pazsing of the Bill, ft COnvei sal of some length ensued, in which Sir John Newport, Foster, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Hutchinson, aid the Chancellor-of the Exchequor took part. The House then divided *ln favour of the Bill ...

... Bramham Park, Esq. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen — J. Simmons, of Llangannah, Esq. Ftntbroke — Sir H. Owen, of Orielton, Barr. . Cardigan — J. Bond, of Kefn y Coed, Esq. Glamorgan — R. T. Pieton, of Ewenny, Esq. -. Brecon — P. Williams, of Penpont, Esq. Radnor ...

... MOIINTNORRIS j Lords VALENTIA, DUNCANNON, ROBERT MANNERS, H. FITZGERALD, GEORGE PONSONRY; Sirs R. WIGRAM,. J. DOYLE, JOHN' NEWPORT; Hon. Mr. GRATTAN; Messrs. MONTAGUE and'MArrnEw ; Col. CYKELI:Y, Dr. WRIC:IIT,, Mr. O'BRIEN, &C. &C. - After The dinner; the children ...

... Messrs. H. F. Brooke and Co.'s Warehouse, St. John's Bridge, where Catalogues may be had, and at the place of Sale. MARSH and EBSWORTH, Brokers, No. 9, Tokenhouse-yard, London. GOSPORT. At the India Arms Inn, on Wednesday the Ist day of June next, At ...

... and to prevent the disturbance of the public peace in Ireland. Sir John Newport was desirous to know what period the Act was to be in force. Sir A. Weu.esi.ey replied seven years. Sir John Newport said he would object to the petiod, as it should be an annual ...

... M. Phillips, Mr. R. Dawson , Mr. Grattan, Mr. S. Barnard, -Mr. P. Moore, Mr. G. Noel, Di r. Gipps, Mr. G, Johnstunc,, Mr. C. Juhrittone. Mr. Herbert, C. Bradshaw, Mf. Wilder, Mr. Parry, Sir M. Somerville, gr . John Maxwell, Mr. Sharpe,'and Dr. Lawrence ...

... read second time, The Irish Spirit and Militia reported, Mr. Canning presented coriy his dispatches to Mr. Ershi lie. Mr. Grattan presented a petition from certain Distillers in Ireland, against the Irish DistilleiyßiH. Mr. IloaNF.ri moved a Keturn of ...

... the progrefs each had made in nautical mathematics. As His MAJESTY paired to the Drawing Room, the boys were prefented by Sir JOHN ANDERSON, the Preli. dent, and JAMES PALMER, Efq. Treafurer of the Hofpital. His MAJESTY, after examining feveral drawings ...