... 25. Copy of a Letter from Admiral the Right Honourabje Sir John Borlase ?? Bart. and K. B. Commander Is in Chief of his Mai'esty's ships and vessels on the North be American station, tt John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated on board the San Dormingo, offiAnnapolis ...

... frelead, e.cleded fromn political power, they would rise hi in arm.,s for the recovery of their, ights, and would be cl - Justified in rising in armst-aye, justfifed-iii the oct-of rising lo in arms hgatst the laws.vwhen, too, I heir thbe exalted rc e names ...

... Lynn-Lord Walpole, Sir M. B. Folkes Kingfion (Hull)-John Staniforth. W. J. Dennifon Knarelburough-Lord Duncannon, Lord 3. Towufaiend Lancalhire-Thomag Stanley, John Blackburne .Lancaftek-John Dent, *John F. Ca'vthorne ,aLuncellon.-.arl Percy, James Brogden ...

... residence in Whitehall Place. Lord John Russell received at dinner on Sattrday last, in Chesham Place, Lord Clifden, Lord and Lady Compton, Mr C. Howard, Mr S. J. Lloyd, Mr Romilly. and MNfr Cobden. His lordship, Lady John Russell, and the Hon. Miss Lister ...

... determination and of political intelligence possessed by the Irish people, at aye, and the physical strength of theirbrawny arms, would enable them triauimptirtiliy to Ossert it show the Lords that they were not to be t Ir down and trampled upon at their ...

... the Royal Famhily. - - . - C ,6th ?? Mbirs, and prosperity and concord to Ire- .land. - 7t.h ?? Right Honk Henry Grattan. ,.On. Mr Grattan s health being drank, he returned- thanks to the meeting for their repeated attentions, -and said-that the greatest ...

... country not less than 20 to 25 miles, and was enjoyed by the following gentle- ?? Peel, James Higgon, Xavier Peel, John Higgon, John Colby. John Allen, J. J. Bristow, E-qrs.; the Rev. William Harrie;, and the last, though not least, in the day's syoik, Mr ...

... excuse for Lord Cardigan's silence. Pt But if they hlad not, whetre was th@ difficulty of tl: g~ivings his sanction to their contradiction ? C'ap-mn tamin leynolds's second letter is an indefensible, fit but not; a surprising one. Lord Cardigan hadi of entrenched ...

... BANKRUPTS. John Pollock, Wakefield, York, woolstapler. e Robert Pollock, jun. and Williamz Pollock, Wakefield, York, E wnoostaphers.0 Seth Botvood, Aberysewyth5 Cardigan, smercer. John Boon, Norton in the Moors, Stafford, shopkeeper. John Gamble, St Neot's ...

... correctness of the rumour that the Government had applied for the armed intervention of France. Thle political chief has publihed a banuo requiring the citizens to deliver up all arms, amunition, and military effects which they may have received from ...

... Jephson, Mallow N. Ball, Clontoel W.Brabazor, Mayo County S. Berrv, Cork County 1). Brown, do. D. Callaghan, Cork City H. Grattan, Meath County H. Baldwin, ho. M. O'Connell, do. G. Evans. Dublin County R. H. Westenra, Monaghan C. Fitzsimnon, do. D. C. ...

... the late brave General Gillespie, sill succeed to the va- cant troop. 11th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan and his Countess have arrived safe at Ma- dras, from this country. His Lordehip joins on appoint- ment. 13th Light Dragoons-Major ...