... 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 ...

... prejudices, aud incur foreign obligations. Air. Grattan spoke on the same side, and said, that unless the Government this country satisfied the present demands of the Catholics, they be thrown into the arms of some Foreign State subject to the Emperor of ...

... (viz. John Weston, Henry Taylor, Thomas Kendall, George Higgins, Robert Buddie, Jesse Wales, William Henry Kennedy, Abraham Dalton, Thomas Wheeler, John Palmer, John Peters, William Arnold, alias Avis, Thomas Baker, George Baker, John Mark, ...

... jun. of Bro I arm, sthnry, to Miss Tohb, daughter of Mr.Tnbb, hmd-surveyor, of fisherton-Anger.—At Salisbury cathedral, Mr. James Foot, third son of H- Foot, of Berwick St. Jolm, Esq. Miss Goddard, tin Close, eldest daughter the late John Harvey Goddard ...

... on violent suspicion of I raving stolen natch and money, the properly John Mitchell. have the satisfaction state, that the slarnalftpc typhous fever which raged this winter in Cardigan, and its immediate vicinity, now almost wholly disappeared. never spread ...

... regret that cannot justice the noble Lord's arguments, by detailing them; but as they were much (he same grounds as those hir. Grattan in (he Commons, whose speech we have inserted at great length, we refer our readers to that part of our Paper.) His Lordship ...

... 2, 11, and July 1f2, at GuildhalL- John Evans, of Cardigan, linen-draper, June 16, 17, and July 12, at the Chriftopher Inn, Bath.-James Unwin, of Wandfworth, Surry, miller, June 4, 14, and July 1tG, at Guildhall.-John Millington and Jofeph Millington, ...

... 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 ...

... Baltershell, Portsmouth, Southampton, shiprchandlcr. ' Oct. David Thomas, UipoUlo-Vaur.Cwarthen, shopkeeper. . ! Oct 31. John Lewis, Cardigan, mercer, draper. Oct. T. Jennings and Dickinson Jennings, Spalding, Lincoln, banters. Ko. 1. W. Wakefield, Manchester ...

... of Bow-street, in Middlesex, bricklayer. Oct. 81, Darid Thomas, of Llandilo- N«ur, Carmarthen, shopkeeper Oct. SI, John lewis, Cardigan, mercer. Oct. 81, Thomas Jftniogs, and kins on Jennings, of Spalding, in Lincoln, bankers. Oct. 18, Daniel Nathaniel ...

... tbc proposition made by Duke of Norfolk and Mr. Grattan; it follows, therefore, either that the Roman Catholics have thought proper to retract from the ofler which they instructed the Duke and Mr. Grattan to make, or else that the latter made the proposition ...

... beating Ld Lowther's ch. IL 1rainworm, aged.-7 to 2 on Meteora.-Gen. Groftvenor's John-o'Gaunt, 8f.. l01b. beat Mr. Lloyd's Fun, 8ff. 1dtlb. R. M. tO1gs. h. ft.-v~ to I onl John-o'Gaunt. - Lord Grofvenor's Eaton, beat Mr Wyndham's Eleclion, 8ff. .31b. each ...