... L. Keck *, G. Knapp, Hon. W. Lambe, It. J. ,Lambten, W G. Langton, John Leach, Sir Wm Lemdn *, John Lemon, H. Leycester, J. M. Lloyd, Sir E Lloyd, Geo.. Longman, E. L. Lovlden, Sir John Lubbock, S. R. Lushing-• to ' Han. W. Ly.ttelton *, James M‘Donald ...

... yesterday, Mr. GRATTAN is stated to be now Member for the Borough of Malden. It was in the first Imperial Parliament, in which Mr. GRATTAN came in to support the Catholic Petition,. that he represented that Borough. In the present Parliament Mr. GRATTAN represents ...

... Prince PONIATOWSKI to express his entire .satisfaction with the brave Polish army. By the command of this Monarch, French arms and subsidies are on the road to be distributed to Old Polish army. Prince PONIATOWSKI received orders to take possession of ...

... ARBUTHNOT, Mr. FREELING, and a large party, with a grand turtle dinner, at his house at Whitehall. - The Right lion. HENRY GRATTAN and family sailed on Wednesday week from Dublin for Parkgate. .• Mr. KEMBLE is arrived in town from his tour in higher health ...

... ALLEN, late of the Royal Cardigan militia, in a duel near Wak mer camp, on Wednesday morning, is Major BRIGSTOCK , (not BaAYsTocK, as erroneously spelled in a part of our Rublication of yesterday), n ow Major of the Royal Cardigan regiment. The Rev. A. ...

... their arms whenever' the issue of' a battle becomes unfavourable. -- . This we have repeatedly poiuted out as a.knisehief of the worst nature, and most necessary to be promptly corrected. While' Men suffer themselves to throw away their arms, arms are thrown ...

... the propriety of having sent a farce : into the North of Germany, with a. view of' assisting the numerous insurgents then itt arms, Why say they, should we here encourage - those to an ineffectual resistance to the power of of, France only to subject then ...

... stated yesterday, signed by the SPEAKER, and delivered to Mt. COLMAN, the Setjeaut at Arms. Mr. BURDETT JONES, Sir F.'s brother, then communicated to the Seijeant at Arms, that Sir FRANCIS was at Wimbledon, and told him that he would inform his brother of ...

... Bearsni, Esq. Dean . of illessrs. David f% , lorrisori, Thomas Beatson, John IVright Bailies. , Thomas Luke, Glover, Gr.ig, Town-Treasurer. DU NFEIIM i.I-N Major DAvin Provost. John Wardlaw, o W illiam Anderso E n, 3- • 'William Alexander, Hunt, Esq Dean ...

... and effect to the general cluito. if, .for example, imuead of one Petition to each Housed Parliament, confided to ..Nlr. GRATTAN and the Earl of DONOVUHMRDE, Ii counties 011,1 Ivspective s t , 4 ure,,.e . iktc4 40 Alealbers P it: refuse to present them ...

... Stewart, Beaumont, Maitland, Sumner, ' l. Governor Birgit, on his return from New tinsels Wales. Gooch, It Drummond. • Mr. John Hargraves, High Constable of Briglithelnistone, MAJoas-BrAd, Parkinson, Egerton, Higgins, C. Smith, with an Address to his ...

... Loßms—Hancliffe, De Dunstanville. Hotham, Willoughby De Broke, Dula's, Rous, Stanley, Rivers, G. Grenville, J. Townshen4, St. John, Erskine, G. Seyniour,Gaisibier, C. Townchend, A. Ilantilton„ Eardley, Kirkwall, Bruce, J• Osborne, C. Somerset, Henley, Gwydir ...