... General John Stuart to be Lieutenant Governor of His Majesty's Island of Grenada. Commis:ions in the Ayrshire Militia, ligneet the Lord Lietete- flax:. David Snodgrass, Esq. to,be Captain, vice John Snodgrass, resigned. Dated lanuary 28, iBO4. John Clark ...

... DINGLE, and expressed great 'tisfa&ion at the appearance of the corps, and its ;eaqiness under :arms. This little spot musters no iso Sea Fencibles, armed with pikes.— '1 this excellent class of Volunteers, no less than 000 now encircle the iron shores ...

... guard ovet nearly two.hundred Men, marched several milet through the country, with only a slight string fast.. ened to the arms of each other, and this without a murmur, ,or shew of resistance; for to have at.. tempted the latter would have been certain ...

... approach of Lady HARKING. TON. The Corps immediateV shouldered arms, and soon afterwards her Ladyship walked i . O her box through the avenue formed for that purpose, attended. by Lady CARDIGAN, Lady AYLESBURY, and other Ladies ; Lord PETERSHAM, and several ...

... started as a Candidate to represent Dublin, in the room of Mr. BE R E,FoRD, who has resigned. Lord H. Ft TZGERALD, and Messrs. GRATTAN, BARR I NGT N, and G. LATOLICHE, are also mentioned as Candidates. A Gentleman just returned to London from Paris, via Holland ...

... fell in with a Convoy belonging to the Enemy, 'Consisting of about Thirty Sail, steering to the eastward, escorted by several Armed Vessels, and in the nEt of rounding Cape, La Hogue. He immediately attacked them, and compelled their -crews to run them on ...

... Court were read and confirmed, The Court nominated CHARL FLOWERS, JOHN ANSLEY, JOSHUA JONATHAN SMITH, and Mull. LEA, Esquires, Aldermen ; and Mr. Deputy Biticxwooo, Mr. SAMUEL THORP, Mr. JOHN NICHOLS, and Mr. Dtputy GR EENAWAY, Commoners, to be returned to ...

... Thomas Amyand, Esq. Thomas Boddington, Esq. Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. john Bowden, Esq. Cornelius Buller, Esq. t _ AleXander Champion, Esq. 2.harks Pole, Esq. I3icknell Coney, Eq. I John Puget, - ESq. George Dorrieiv Esq. Thomas Raikes: Esq. leremiah Harman ...

... of • John Manners, Esquire, in the room of Sir William Manners, Baronet, whose Election fOr . thc'said has been de terniined to be void. ' Borough of Yarmouth, ht the Wight. Sir Home Popham, a Captain in His Majesty's Royal Navy, in the room of John Delgarno ...

... Members to ballot for both Committees, the following Members mre chosen to try, the Pe. tition for the Burgit of Dunctferndine. John Blackburn, Esq. Robert Williams, Esq. 'rho. Rd. 13ezunionr, Esq . . Lopez, Esq. Hon. Richard Trend:, Thomas Chohnon&ly, Esq ...

... Dutchess of LEEDS, Generals MANNERS and DEBUDIE, Lords ST. HE.. LEN'S, RADSToCK, SUDLEY, and HARCoURT: La. dies MANSFIELD, CARDIGAN, and C. WALDEGRAVE ; Mrs. A. STANHOPE, and Mrs.L.DAMER. On Wednesday the Countess of HARRINGTON' waited upon HER MAJESTY ...

... Dutcliess of Grafton. Marquisses—Circello, Cornwallis, Salisbury, and Huntley. iiiwchionesses—Ely, and Dowager Bath. Earls—Cardigan, Macclesfield, Effingham, Howard, Westmorland, Harrington, Roslin,_Chatharn, Waldegrave, Ath___ _ . lone, Uxbridge, 'Moira ...