... divided, and there appeared-for the v 'meniton, 90; against it, 128 : majority, 38, `1 Friday, Feb. 21.-Oivthe motion of Sir John orn, 25,000 seamen were voted for the service of the year. REDUCTION OF TAXATION.-WAYS AND MEANS. Mr. Robinson, the new Chancellor ...

... maret' Peter' ms.hurLedo, Mr. hisur Si marin eg~, to.liss.Mfanly, dressmeair. r tre 0O Sunday, th ,e 020 tilt. atSt. John's Charch, Mr. John Ov TRtelnisG officst ?f Exaged 2 to Miss Clough, daughter of Mir . OeS George Clough, tallolv i dhandler, Paradise-street ...

... call, in his jargon, the Roman Cathlolic tii superstition, bloneed the swords of Bolivar and of his glo- to rious comrades in arms, who have rescued South America elm from the despotism of Ferdinand ? We know that the or contrary, We know that-the reverse ...

... together.si Richard Grattan ,the last witness's father, corroborated wr her testimony, except that he said Doodly was not quite of sober; he woe about half and half; when they went out an he followed them to the door, and they walked arm in armo *he down ...

... procteed, when the first object t that caught my eye was a wretch, armed with a large v knife sauied with blood. The man wore no coat, but his a sleeves were tucked up to his shoulders, and his arms. iace, and shirt, were all covered with blood ! I rushed c lorward ...

... boarded let inst.I routside the Straits, by a brig armed with 10 guns, which stated her- .of selfto be the Brazilian, bound to Leghorn with desparecses. I John Brown, Price, from Virginia at Bremnen. ?? Johns, from Matancas at do. nt Baltic, Seabury, and Themis ...

... and the First Lieutenant of hisi Majestv's late I to bomb, the Terror, who had travelled (dressed like freebooters, ult- and armed with pistols,) more than sevenry miles, on foot, to Pest obtain assistance from the Admiral in the Tagus. Their ship, it appeared ...

... bei TURK~EY. enll (Front thec Gazette de Francr, dated Thuserday, April 1o.) ag, C'onstantinople, March ?? persecution of the Arme- P~, nians even extends to the convents of women, of whom about Coo have been obliged to leave I~e capi tal. The armaentscoaore ...

... -, and about twenty sail more, whose names could not be made out - wind W. nearly -poo calm. IWill The sloop Commerce, of Cardigan, was driven on shore on tan, ~.Sunday, at Southport. The crew and materials were saved, man - A sealed bottle was picked ...

... the prisomers, who are said L os halve been armed, and assisted by the morks of a nwighbourr- ,2 ing convent, to break out of prison. Toe attempt was frus- ;f rh tea'cd The inhabitrnts flo.ked to receive arms in greater AtSI nims bers than could be supplied ...

... LtVE11 POOL. and BtL,;T0L, lay the waay of CARDIGAN, C,1RRMARTNEN, and SWANSS.E -abence another Steana-vessel regulaa ly plies. . , , Light Gaods farwaarded fraom Liverpoaol tat Aheryitiryttll Aber- at lavel, Cardigan, New castle, Carill n thenadnd the-ad ...

... -Henry Grattan, Hylton, hence for New Orleans, 28th ult. 80 miles N. W. of Lisbon, leaky, and steering for Lisbon,-Eagle, Rose, hence for Virgi. nia, 10zh nlt. lat. 40 0, Ion. 48 0.-Dover, Bursley, hence for Boston, 30th nlt. lat. 49 0, Ion. 8 0.-John Taylor ...