... baker. To appear ar March 20, 21, and April ti, at the Star and Ga r_ tb ter Tavern, Liverpool.-Attorhey, Mr. John Irvin, an Liverpool. I be John Wallace abd William Halwes, of Hanwell, Mid- th dlefex, foap-makers. To appear March 3, 14, aaid nc April Ca ...

... S9, and July 27, atGuild. mai halt. Attorney, Mr. Elifob, Catherine-courl, Trtnity. fquare. John Lewir, Cardigan, mercer, July 4, .Si at the Beau- 1 mont Arms Inn, Kirkleaton, Yorklhire, and 27, at the hofi R',fe and Crown Inn, Huddersfield, Yorkthire ...

... Ntareb ?? tv A1pril 20o, at uilie Swall Liil, aMatalseld, ?? SU lER.SEDrP. C'.rnetliu.. lienwortliy, lidaard Keiiworthyi, Arid John' Cloolgh, k'arilh ol Halifax, York, cottonl-fllnacrs. .otiln L~owtllitin Peicevval, I'rcfzotl-fireet,, nerchant, toI fotielvdir ...

... nt Monaghan, lightly. 14th Foot, *?d Batt.-3Miajor Eriflie, flighily. --6trlh Foot, 2d Batt.-Mlajor lurray, fevtrelyinilse arm; Capt. Bihi ;ing, flightly. Royal Engineers-Firf, lieat. Hamilton, feverely. Then follows a return of a large quantity of Ordnance ...

... the Arrmy Eftimates, le Elated that we have now 600,000 men in arms; and, that if we added the Navy, we have affively engaged il the fervice of the country, 800,000 maen. TUESDAY.-Mr. Grattan prefented a peti- tion from the Roman Catholics of Ireland, praying ...

... 15, July 13, at Guildhall, l ordon. Solicitor, Mr. Orchard, lIat- ton Garden. John Keeping, Burpbas, Susseit, brewer and maltster, June 10, 11, July 13, at the Norfolk Arms Inn, ArundeL. Solici- tors, .Uessrs. Daily and Blagden, Chicheater, .HeadlyAckland ...

... n ton spinner, June 19, 20, July 20, at the Mosley Arms Ina,. Manchester. Solicitors, MIessrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Man- e, chester. e. Peter Long, Mere, Cheshirej Jtanner, June 14, July 11, 20, WI at John Tagg's, Innkeeper, Neither Knutsford. Solicitors, ...

... Cuildhall. Solicitors, Mlessrs. Gatty and Huddon, c Angel-court, Thrsgnrototi-strect. John Butth, Alverstole, hlants, baker, March 19, 20, April 1 t0, at the Inidi* Arms, Gosport. Solicitors, Alessrs. Bleas- e dase and Co.; New Inn, and Mir. Crniichkaank ...

... Thursday night, soon after eight o'clock, the es Defiance Coach, on its way front Liverpool, Was over- of turned at the Cardigan Arms, within about ai mile front Cei this place, owinig to the coachiman, who is represented to (e id have been in a state of ...

... Curator is also appoinited ex- presslyjfor those Colonists. FUNERAL OF A)R. GRATTAN. Friday, at a quarter berore- 1-2 o'clock, the funeral procession of the late Right llon. H. Grattan began to move from Ricivaond-l-huse, Privv-gardens. It wfs previou3l4 ...

... tie Dublinr Patriot of Thursda~y lost.) EXECU1'ION OF FIVE MIEN ATl NEWCASTL1E, At till COUNIY LIMERICK. On Monday, John Histon,' John Mullane, Thdmlas I~ ietyi Michal Kely, and TIiniothiy Shea, were ta1ken frota ?? gaol of Limerick, ullifer a strong ...

... deceased. At six o'clockr the glasses woere closed and delivered to the scrutineers, who reported the election to have fallen on John Masterman, Esq. The smbller of votes for M~r. Mastermuan wvas 1,121; for Mr. Muspratr, 4.,9. LOaD ERSsmcNra.-It is generally ...