... directions to inform the D- French, that all the prisoners in his power would be; g, answerable for the lives of his. companions in arms, he who were all sbdi'd6rs, and entitled'to the treatment h of such aswe'ljias any in the hostile armies.- A cartel boat from ...

... Forbes, Lord Sharpe, R. Frankland, Wm. Shipley, Col. Fcllowes, Hon. N. Smith, W. Ferguson, General Snjiih, G. Grattan, Rt. Hon. H. Smith, John Grenville, Rt. Hon.T. t Lofd Greenhiil, R. Stanley, Thomas Grenfell, P. Sommerville, SirM. Halsey, Taylor, M ...

... alluded to by thle hionourable member had reached his ear. - T1'he utttion as auxended was theit agreed to. L1Mr. CoocI.ia,%NL JOHNS~TONE then nioved thiat an hum- bln address he ptresenited tol his Majesty, prasving that the're be laid b(filie- the house ...

... Ordered to lie on the table. The SECRETARY at WAR prefeised certain Returns relative to the Array, as moved by Mr. Cochrane John- Rone.-Ordered to lie on tlse table and be printed. leDSbiN AcCOUNTS.-Mr. CREavEY purfuant to notice, moved that there be laid ...

... would have been compelled, with an adequate marine force, afford some sort of protection to it, or to allow private ships to arm for their defence. If such a step had been taken, war must if resistance to the execution of the decree of France, bearing date ...

... Galitcta is in a state of insurrection, and even the women are, by their speeches and example, animating the men to take up arms against the invaders. Alt Asturias is rising, and has already on foot army ' 40,000 men, Mr: Hunter, the British Consul, having ...

... meetings, dances, &c. Extraordinary Longevity.—Lately died in the village of Abenfeldie, Perthshire, John Stewart, commonly known by the name of Colonel John Stewart, at the very advanced age of 111 years. The history of this man is not a little remarkable ...

... in tbe unider mentioned Counties and. Islands.- Alderney, Anglesea, Bedford, Berks, Berwiclk, Bre- con, Bucks, Cambridge, Cardigan, Carmearthehn, Car- narvon, Chester, (3ornvall, (including Scilly,) Cuamber- lano, Denbigeh, Derby, Dcvon, Dorset, Durham ...

... those in arms should allowed serve the iroops of King Joseph, or retire, and live peaceably, on delivering their arms. The inhabitants then submitted, and the French the city where they found 2ti3 pieces of cannon, aud a large quantity arms, ammunition ...

... whotoi tlie books oif accou nt realain. As wvitness thle la hands oft the said John Freemoan asn James Freemsan this h ed 13th do) of Mar11, hSII. I )9t The M1ark X of- JOHN FRREEM AN. a no JAMES FREEMAN. ~. Witness TIT. Co~'ryq. - .1-SI7est Bows'. Mq~-P ...

... the latter are supposed mortal. Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren arrived Portsmouth the Swiftsure, Lloyd, from Bermuda ; having been rpbeved the command the Halifax station . Rear Admiral Sawyer, whom Sir John left * Bermuda on the ult. General Brownrigg ...

... Henry Fauntleroy, Esq. 'Truourer, resident inl Lsn- don, at the House of Messrs. Mas;lb and Co. Bankers, Berners-street; or to, John Godwin, Esq. (or Williamn Grant, Esq. the Treasurers, resident at Portsnssouth, at their respective BankinAg Houses. By order ...