... city his future residence. Most of the principal streets in Dublin were illuminated on Wednesday night, in honour of Mr. Grattan's election. The Channel fleet, which has been forced by strong gales to put into Torbay, consists of the San Josef, St. George ...

... Hertford, for the purpose of nominating two proper persons to represent that county in Parliament. The Hon. Thomas Brand, Sir John Seabright, are the only Candidates, and it is expected they will be elected without opposition.—-Both the former Men>bers, ...

... Forbes, Lord Sharpe, R. Frankland, Wm. Shipley, Col. Fcllowes, Hon. N. Smith, W. Ferguson, General Snjiih, G. Grattan, Rt. Hon. H. Smith, John Grenville, Rt. Hon.T. t Lofd Greenhiil, R. Stanley, Thomas Grenfell, P. Sommerville, SirM. Halsey, Taylor, M ...

... would have been compelled, with an adequate marine force, afford some sort of protection to it, or to allow private ships to arm for their defence. If such a step had been taken, war must if resistance to the execution of the decree of France, bearing date ...

... Galitcta is in a state of insurrection, and even the women are, by their speeches and example, animating the men to take up arms against the invaders. Alt Asturias is rising, and has already on foot army ' 40,000 men, Mr: Hunter, the British Consul, having ...

... meetings, dances, &c. Extraordinary Longevity.—Lately died in the village of Abenfeldie, Perthshire, John Stewart, commonly known by the name of Colonel John Stewart, at the very advanced age of 111 years. The history of this man is not a little remarkable ...

... those in arms should allowed serve the iroops of King Joseph, or retire, and live peaceably, on delivering their arms. The inhabitants then submitted, and the French the city where they found 2ti3 pieces of cannon, aud a large quantity arms, ammunition ...

... the latter are supposed mortal. Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren arrived Portsmouth the Swiftsure, Lloyd, from Bermuda ; having been rpbeved the command the Halifax station . Rear Admiral Sawyer, whom Sir John left * Bermuda on the ult. General Brownrigg ...

... submitted to his Royal Highness military arrangement, ill consequence the death Lord Cardigan. Earl Harcourt to Governor Windsor Castle, lv the room the Earl of Cardigan, deceased. General Charles Craufurd, to be Governor the Military College, Marlow ...

... in a fair way of recovery. General in a,, letter Mr. Grattan, says — Bushe behaved heroically—he was dangerously wounded, but is doing well. Colonel Bushe'Was 'in the ever-to-be-lamented Sir John Moore's campaign, in which he underwent the greatest ...

... chased before the declaration of war was known. A change in the Cabinet had taken place, and further changes were meditated. Gen Arm* strong as Secretary at War, place of Eustis, resigned Capt. W. Jones, ofPhiiadeli succeeds the Hon. P. Hamilton, as Secresary ...

... Admiralty Session, of being found on board an American | privateer, in arms against this country., according to his sentence, at Execution Dock. At the last Quarter Sessions for count v o' Cardigan, the recognizance of Rev. Herbert, clerk, entered info the mng:- ...