... Wilton, Cumbelar.d, and John Barnes, Little Bampton, Cumberland, manufacturers, at the King's Arms. Carlisle.—Sept. William Ru sel, Liverpool, Lancastei, merchant, at the Globe Tavern, John-street,, Liverpool Sept. 91. John Bryant and Thomas Catchpool ...

... Donnughmore be requested present the Petition of the Catholics of Ireland to the House of Lords. That the Right lion. Henry Grattan reqnpilcd to picsent our Petition to the House of Commons. The most cordial graiitudeor the Catholics is due, and hereby given ...

... Portsmouth, Raven and Flying Fish hired armed schooner from off the Scheldt. Arrived the Redpole with the loss of her fore-top mast, which she carried away coming in from off Calais. Married. —Feb. 80, at Folkestone, Mr. John Wills, pilot, the Widow Maxted, both ...

... would tell him should, therefore, read a resolution which in Committee he intended to propnse, —The resolution read by Mr. Grattan was in suthstance that with a view to such an adjuslment'as wnuld'be conducive to (be strength and security'•/ the Established ...

... the Country. John Bath, Southampton, baker and grocer, March 19, at one, 20, at eleven, April 10, at one, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Attornies, Mess. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, London, or Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport. John Savage, Bath ...

... dfcctive, and to bring them early into the field. The sick arc recovering fast. Some regiments have got their clothing, and arms and accoutrements have been supplied to those who wanted them. Notwithstanding the late state of the army, all appears gaiety ...

... Mr. William Davey, jun. Redruth, or Messrs. Cardales and Young, Gray’s-inn, London. John Cook, Whitmash, Warwick, timber-merchant, May 18, 19, June at eleven, at the Arms Inn, Warwick. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford.row, London ...

... no capture. May 12. Arrived the Countess of Elgin hired armed cutter from Portsmouth; Decoy cutter from off Calais; Folkestone hired armed lugger from off Boulogne Active and Resolution hired armed cutters from off the Scheldt; Rinaldo sloop for off Boulogne ...

... CATHOLIC BILL. Mr. Grattan moved Ihe order of the day for the second reading of Ibe Bill for the relief of the Ro- Cntholics. Dr. Duigenan rose. considered (his Bill as measure for the restoration of the PopMi religion in this country, and along with ...

... lost an arm, and being so unfortunate ns to lose his remaining one, a volunteer upon this occasion, I trust their Lordships will confer a mark of reward for the misfortune of most courageous, zealous, young man. I have the honour to he, &c. JOHN BORLASE ...

... CAfROLIC*. Mr. Grattan moved the Order of the Day for the further consideration of the Catholic Relief Bill, and the House then went Info aComitteelo whom the said Bill was re-committed. Mr. (the Speaker) rose and said, that according to the views which ...

... Canning, the Bight Hon. Win Elliot, the Right Hon, Wm Consngiiam Pluhket, the Right Hon. Sir John Newport, baronet, the Rt. Hon. Maurice Fitzgerald, Sir John Parnell, baronet. Sir Arthur Piggott, knt. Sir Samuel Romillyi knt. Wilhcrforcc, esq. and Samuel ...