... and and admirers of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, beld at the Royal Exchange, on Tuesday the 27th last, Robert Day, Esq. in the chair, it was resolved— That as the life of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan was devoted exclusively to the good, immortal ...

... happily succeeded in rescuing from a watery grave, though munch exhausted. Charles Gibbon, master, Martin Horn, seaman,and John Campbell, a lad ; Peter Porter, the other, who completed the the crew, was drowned. It would be gratifying if this paragraph ...

... were the prisoners. They seized • • and pinioned his arms, and drove him back against the window, lie called out to them not to posh hint through the window. Cocks at this time had hold of his arms, and Das is was very busy about his.person.--:-. • When ...

... neighbourhood of WhiteWaltham, by two fellows armed with bludgeons; who robbed him of a -valuable gold watch and appendages, and his money. The next morning ,a Mr. Wise, was - robbed by three fellow; armed in a similar manner, at the verge of Maidenhead ...

... intrepidity which the Queen continues to displ ay that is admirable. Her conduct i s th roug h out of a noble high-minded woman, armed with conscious innocence, and pursuing that straightforward path which'is above disguise or duplicity. What a pitiful contrast ...

... lying her face, quite dead, with her clothes on. Her right e .heek was eaten off by the rats, as also the flesh off her t lght arm, and two of her fingers were gnawed by the 34 me vermin. Verdict—Died by excessive drinking. MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK.—THE MINERVA ...

... and the troops of the line took no part in these movements. No Misfortune has' occurred. On the . same evening Gen; Alava arm iced to take possession of his • government, but he set out again next , s4ay. The courier • who has brought this news preceded ...

... guilty, without hesitation. 'The Recorder sentenced him to seven years ttansportation. John Powell stood indicted for stealing two pieces of oak timber, the property of John Vincey ; and Charles Eyres was indicted for receiving the same, knowing the same to ...

... Glynhir, esq. Pembroke—The Hon. R. F. Greying, of Milford; 0. L. Harris, of Ivy Tower, esq. • J. Harris. of Llanunwas ' esq. Cardigan—P. J. Miles, of the Priory, esq.; T. H. Jones, of Noyadd, esq.; J. V. Lloyd, of Brizing, esq. Glamorgan—W. Forman, of PLnydarran ...

... Gent. William Nowsoo, Gent. J ohn A mill, Gent. John Aldis, Gent. John At how, Gent. John Harper, Gent. liedre, Gent. W. G. Eilwaide, jun. Gent. C. N. Bolingbroke, Gent. Riehtud Shaw, Gant. John Youngs, Gent. W. 11. David, Gent. James Cozens, Gent. 30:10 ...

... Jury at Clerkenwell rose; and not as was frequently the case now, at nine or ten o'clock at night, John Barton was tried for picking the pocket of Mr. Grattan on London-bridge, on the 22d of Nov., about the middle the day. A constable saw the rosbery committed; ...

... Thursday another Messenger arrived with letters from the Queen, and had an interview with Mr. Brougham , in the Serjeant at Arms' room in the House of Lords. Her Majesty reached Ville Neuve sur Yonne, which is about seventy miles from Dijon, on Monday ...