... day fell out, at this very same port. Where Robin makes such a grand show. Some new* from the C orsicau’s Camp or his Court, Armed, which oar Hero thought excellent sport— Twa* poor General Mack’s overthrow! Cried he, to Owen, whose vigilant art ** Keeps ...

... Collingwood’s, in The London Gazette. Sir John Warren arrived at the George Inn last light, to hoist his flag on board the Foudrnyant, which ship arrived here this afternoon; with the Men, of 74 g«ns, from Plymouth. Sir John is to command a squadron of five sail ...

... L-eds, and Bolton;. Mar* chtonesses Laus.tuwn, Bain,''. rilesUy, Downshire, Abeicorn, and lirajfcrt, Couutossrs Bartywoie, Cardigan, Chesterfield, Cowper, Cnr'isle, Albe.nr.rle, Scfton, and Camden; V’scountcss ‘lelbouruc, C':st!eicngh, and Moipeth; splayed ...

... tlu pernicious measures Upon this point, I need o. iy refer to the speech of Right Hon. Gent, near , {aiiudiug suppose to Sir John Newport) ; . , speaking upon the distillation Bill, stated, iL.; that Bill were to he passed originally iiiundt>:, there would ...

... desirous Ireland should have the seed, independent of any other country, it being the foundation of her staple manufacture. Mr. Grattan said, that the country depended the leading manufacture ; the leading manufacture depended the seed; to secure a supply that ...

... county of Waterford, Wednesday night last, tiiree men were dragged from their beds bv moo, consisting of about fifteen persons armed, and sworn not to. attempt, pain of death, take possession certain lands, for which they had lie red, and which the.-,- ti ...

... Wellwlcr, llcadfort, Salisbury, Downshirp, Buckingham, and Donegal—Countesses Cowpcr, Clonmel, FoiU-scnc, Sefton, Darnley, 'Cardigan, Barryinflre, Grosvclior, Macclesfield, Radnor, Talbot, Oxford, Powis, Dowager Essex, Cork, Clare, Digby and Liverpool.— ...

... BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED 6e«i*ge Davies, Kingsland-ruad, Middlesex, cowkeeptr. John Webster Morris, Dunstable, Bedford, printer. BANKRUPTS Thomas Wilkinson and John Wigbton, teat on-street, London, wool leu-drapers, to surrender, May 16, 27, and June 24 ...

... Curnwadis, Duudu, Lansdown, and Hertford; Marchionesses of Salisbury, lis'.li, and Dowager Bath, CornwaUis, Exeter, am) Earls Cardigan, Pembroke, Bridgewater, Suriclk, IVii. ton, Camden, Percy, Carlisle, Liverpool, Digby, Fortescue, Wiocbilsea, Dartmouth, ...

... that it would te followed up, if once recognized. Sir John Newport was of opinion that the inHuence office would not only go to render men depend ent, but also to make them bad officers. Mr. Grattan agreed entirely with Ids Hon. Friend, in wishing for ...

... wassavtd, hot itamaged. m«s pr tHrrtovir saven frit cb. . ThoptSs Smwi), master ; John Whi.te,’ mate G«o., Wingtra, carpenter; Witljam Spence, William Daridton, JliHer' James Johns ton, air? . Uoll«Kt'.. Wtlham David Coflncehy, •lia iit'iiiy Tettison, seamen; ...

... Manners, and Beauclbrk ; ladies Cardigan, Mansfield, Smith BuKaES», atNFCampbell ; were in Vau&halt Gurdt*hs on Monday • The Earl Lauderdale, Lord 'Maitland, Jfolt. Captain MAITfABD, Sir John and Lady AfScuai.(iuA Spence, anti John Esq. arrived last «etk at ...