... Morlaix. - re. The famous commtrcial military traveler, Se 'le baftian i, is to have a General's command in the Ind French Arm'iy in Holland.' sX-, Private letters received by the laft pverland ex.. 4er. prefs from' India-llare, that -Holkar lol} a g ...

... 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 ...

... re, dealer and chorpmen: George Shepherd, of Stanhope-street, Clare-nsar- A- iddlenex, winy and brandy-merclant.~ John Lewvis,. Cardigan, mercer-. BeTtijamin Mendes Da Casta, of Bury- Highw5L ond Axe, on, and ...

... other' ' vessels were also struck; the Volcano had a' large or- shot between wind and water; one schuyt is ar- rived, the Young John of Amsterdam, Jan Sole me waster, laden with faggots and some canp equi- 9p'agve the name of the other I have not yet learnt ...

... fleer, have comle into Plymotlih to refit. Mr. Fox goes to Ireland in tlhe cotlr~e of the prefent Austumn, on a vilit to Mr. Grattan, ?? is making great preparations for t~hat gentleman's reception, and a niuierois partv of friends. Dow1V-sumRa ELECTI'O1N ...

... was~once three years, and another two years in Newgate, and had been repeatedly in every prifon in London. John Stewart, groom to the, Earl of Cardigan, was tried for-throwing a quart glafs bottle from the. two thillings gallery of Drury-Lane Theatre, and ...

... 841h year, Malrs Biggs, deputy houleieeper to her Majeity 44 years. At Dale Cattle, L' cmbrokelbire, Major john A les, Llvd, of the Cardigan Militia. On Monday even- sag about a o'clock, as Mr. Barnaid, an eminent attorney hi se City, 'vas paying fume ...

... ,) of which the Frll,,10n are Co- pies, Were received at this 01lice last night, trom Captain, now Reat-A~dnl. Sir Richard John SrachaunUart. Commander of his Majesty's ship shc Cxsar, addressed to Wm. Mlarsden, Eqq. SIP, CRevzr, Yo;oembet 7 . The ac ...

... Mlifs Naylor, daughter of John Naylor, Efq. Or Neswftead.- Mr. John Smith, fon of the Rev. Digby Smith, of Worcefter, to Mifs E. Rtuefl-, of Fenchurch Street.- At Draytoil Baffet, the Rev. William Cockburn, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and ...

... Mr Varnfittart and Mr King, Joint Secretaries of the tule Treafury. are Mr George Ponfoniby, Chancellor of Ireland. of Mr Grattan, Chancellor of Exchequer of Ireland. fe Mr Adam, Chancellor to the Prince of Wales., e F Mr Pigott, Attorney-General to the ...

... tiry of Stat&s Office, at the Treafary, and tranf-1 aded bufinefs. Mr Grey alfo took his feat at the Admiralty Board. Mr Grattan yeflerday declined toking any fi- -tuation in the finance departnment of Ireland. Mr Tierney was fpuken of as likely to fucceed ...

... Mold. -e Chf/bire-Monday, April 14, at the CaftleIof Chefter. d CARMARTH-EN CIRCUIT. h Cardigaig'ire-Wednefday, March 26, at Cardigan. PemnbroAkejbire-Tuefday, Aptil 1, at Haverfordweft. I Carmartbenfire-Maaday, April 7, at Carmarthen. . The venerable Lord ...