... Wednefday, March at Cardigan i Tucklay, April is Haterfordweit ; Monday, April r t , at Caermardies. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. April s. Tames Adainfon, of Manelieller, merchant, at elem. at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchefter. April 9 John Kerr .of Marklane ...

... Kisgann, Portfea. 04.1.4:er r 7. John Owen Berries, late of Cardigan, lhopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Hart, Cardigan. October 3r. Hodgk infant Bohan, NewWoodilleclt, Oxfordthire, mercer, at eleven, at the King's-Arms Inn, in Deddiagtan, Oxfordagre ...

... ; Mr. Thomas , Shilcitor, Theobald's Road, Leaddn ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor , Lhvyttgos, war Cardigan; Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Csermarthen; the White i Hart, Cardigan; atid.st the principal Inns at Caermatglird 'Platerfordwelt. , near PLYMOITrH, in the Carroty ...

... Magifirates at Union Hall, Mr. &Farman, the Chief Clerk, attended by a numerous body of police officers, went to the Oakley Arms, Oakley- Rreet, Lambeth, where they apprehended Colonel DWAIN and near forty labouring nip and foldiers ; the major part of ...

... Disci is, Argylititire Peneible infantry. Lawrence White, Mi. We Captain in Pant, to be Captidn,vice Dielrfon, Dated Fingen John Sell to be Aieucepaat, vice A. Campbell, mended for aConitnillon in the Line. treed Nov. I, ISM tepid Hoop tote Sen. Dated ...

... the Briton's arm, the Brl!ith Bed ; Now in each brealt with heat redoubled glows, And gleams difmay and death on Europe's tuthlefs foes. Not to Ambition's fpecious charm, Not to th'enfanguin'd Defpot's hand, h conquett bound—a mightier Arm Than Earth's ...

... a day. Mr. Field, another Surgeon, who attended Mifs Watfon who had been hurt in the arm by the rebounding of the bottle, proved that the was not able to ufe her arm without a fling for forte time. Mr• ALLEY, for the Defendant, admitted the fad of throwing ...

... Central Thornton, Hairy Lowther, John Thornton, Dent, John Lambe, Davis Villiers, Hon. John Moo. Hod. A. Lowther, Colonel Walpole, Georre Dupre, John • Maddock', W. A. Wilberforce, W. Dennifun, John Milna, Sir William Willsit, ...

... perfons. He fkuuld alfo introditce another Bill to prevent itnproper perfons from having arms in their peirefflon ; granting power to 'Magiarates to fearch for arms, to prevent the importation of pikes, &c. fimilar to a Bill which had been prepared by his ...

... 1. The garrison shall march out with their arms and baggage, and all the honours of war ; the Officers shall retain their side arms, and those of the staff their horses ; the garrison shall lay down their arms, and engage not to serve against his Royal ...

... Volunteers over; and very fortunately, Captain Richan arrived this day with the Norfolk armed Ihip, from Lsith Roads. About 2co in Kirkwall have taken arms; and feveral boats armed, have alfo this day gone for Sanday. There is, however, no great fear to be apprehended ...

... Sir JOHN NEWPORT propofed an amendment in the claufe enat9ing that a ferjeant or barriller at law fhould prefide at each of the county meetings for trying offenders under the Bill. The Houfe divided —For the amendment 29—Againtl it 53. Sir JOHN NEWPORT ...