... military spectacle the Presentation of Co,ours, to the Queen's Royal Volunteer Corps. At nine olclock, the St. Margaret's and St. John's, now the Loyal Westminster Volunteers, under the command of the Hon. Col. Eden aud Major Jones, were drawn up, and took their ...

... as visitation of Heaven, concludes as follows:— Let his nation a prey to discord and alarm—in his family let one brother be armed against another, and tin; mother against her eldest son! M At beholding these striking proofs of the existence of divine and ...

... high encomiums), returned to Dorchester, where a sumptuous dinner was provided by his Royal Highness's orders, at the King's Arms, and In the evening a ball was given in honour of his Royal Highness, which was very well attended. The Cormorant, Railleur ...

... come out a warm action, and had the enemy been suflieicntly spirited we must have been all taken. The Bold, Marine-, and Ann, armed ships, ran in and engaged one praam, six schooners, and gun schuyts, for one hour and three quarters. What mischief have done ...

... 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 ...

... Brest fleet would immediately put to sea. The Frisk having received Lord Gardner's dispatches, left our fleet on the 3d. Sir John Orde joined the Channel fleet on the 30th last. is confidently stated, that he saw six more line of battle ships enter Cadiz ...

... at St. John's Chapel, a GRAND SE- LECTION of SACRED MUSlC, from the, Works of Handel, Haydn, Pergolefi, Jorneli, Mar.in , and ether great M 9ftirs-' and in :he Ev ning a CR AND ISCEL- LANEOtUsCONCERTT on Friday Mornine the i6th, at -bt John'- Cliapel ...

... instant. Luke White, Esq. according to rumour, will stand candidate for the county of Dublin, whenever vacancy shall occur. Mr. Grattan has announced himself a Candidate for the representation of the City of Dublin, at tht next general election, or any other ...

... 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 ...

... id Barbadots with a cojavovs frotr Englad n naep~~ t-toi sail train thencce vitfi the shipa bt~uud to Jamaica, our r, The John-atn~~d Jamries, Filger, from Landon to the. Seati !r Senks and back, is toialin- last rouad Cape Horn,, the ca.p' tam is arr ...

... city his future residence. Most of the principal streets in Dublin were illuminated on Wednesday night, in honour of Mr. Grattan's election. The Channel fleet, which has been forced by strong gales to put into Torbay, consists of the San Josef, St. George ...

... Hertford, for the purpose of nominating two proper persons to represent that county in Parliament. The Hon. Thomas Brand, Sir John Seabright, are the only Candidates, and it is expected they will be elected without opposition.—-Both the former Men>bers, ...