... Salisbury. Marthimerstr—Citcello and Donnegal. Eads---llarrington, Chatham, Roslin, Cardigan, Uxbridge, jersey, Sandwich, WCartney t Camden and Rivers. Cmwterms—Cardigan, Harrington, Essex, Ch.ithain, and Oornden Dowagers; Essex , and Aylesbury. Count Ruxon ...

... under the command of Lord Ho. *ART, having taken their Rations two hours before, prefeated arms, with the binds playing. As loon the Corps had (bouldered arms, two pair of co-- lours were introduced and placed on each fide of the val Mix. The Kt rc's ...

... and unadvisedly .chew, will have any effea in damping that patriotic spirit which first led them to associate themselves in arms, and upon the continuance of which association the 'safety of the Country at the present moment so essentially depends. Yesterday ...

... On Saturday last PRINCE WILLIAM of GLotrcERTER reviewed the Earl•of CHESTER'S Regiment of Yeomanry, commanded by Cul. Sir JOHN LEICESTER, in Tabley Park. The Pa I a, who had been spending some days at Tabley, appeared upon the ground at eleven o'clock ...

... Windkr Hon. J. Scott Han. R. Curzon . lion. Hem Hon. Chapel Norton Janus Ferrero, Erg. John Willett Willett, Eft. Hon. Edward Lafrelles Francis Burton, EfL ikwood John Lubbock. Eft. Sir Henry Watkin George Porter. Efq. ohrdre. Eq. William Baldwin. Modes ...

... —Tdesday, March 27. Presteigne—Saturday, March so. CAERM - ARTI - lEN SPRING .CIRCUIT, Cartliganshir,!—Thursday: March 29, at Cardigan . . Pe t nbickeshire—Wednesday, April 4, at Haverfordwest. CaermarthLnshire —Tuesday, 'April to, at Carmarthen. NORTH WALES ...

... a Candidate to represent Dublin, in the room of M r . B ER ESFORD, W h o has resigned. Lord H.l+ ITZGER AID, and Messrs. GRATTAN, BARRINGTON, and G. LATOUCHE, are also mentioned as Candidates. ARAEST A'U PARIS' ) 40. EAU has bsey,t,ransferred from the ...

... 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, ...

... e Geptletran:in his few obserVations,,more .especially--, because they had often been urged brthe mar(of the, people (H. GRATTAN).• Nothing was further hiA. mind, than to disparage: the-talents, 'or question' the sincerity of the Rt, he,-he hoped, in ...

... nr t!.e falter t').ll were— St. &c. 1 . ; CH AIRMAN ARM' ten ii'clock annntmeed the r.a.l Mute as fur the next Meeting and i ImitiLrow,Efq. the Hon 11. A. DiLLos, Caratti and the Right m-111-Able JOHN F's r. R. he Vice Prellklellt‘.- 1.• w .tely aficiwa•ds ...

... a considerable time, he moved that this report be taken into consideration this day se'nnight. The question being put, Sir JOHN NICHOLLS said, that after the discussion of yesterday, he should have hoped it would have been thought 'unnecessary for him ...

... from being close tinder the Fort, they were exposed to a very heavy fire. My thanks are due to the Hon. Maj )r-General St. John, for his spirited condua in advancing at the head of the 2d Battalion of the 23 Native Infantry, which I found it necessary ...