... 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 ...

... fleer, have comle into Plymotlih to refit. Mr. Fox goes to Ireland in tlhe cotlr~e of the prefent Austumn, on a vilit to Mr. Grattan, ?? is making great preparations for t~hat gentleman's reception, and a niuierois partv of friends. Dow1V-sumRa ELECTI'O1N ...

... 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 ...

... Mlifs Naylor, daughter of John Naylor, Efq. Or Neswftead.- Mr. John Smith, fon of the Rev. Digby Smith, of Worcefter, to Mifs E. Rtuefl-, of Fenchurch Street.- At Draytoil Baffet, the Rev. William Cockburn, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and ...

... Mold. -e Chf/bire-Monday, April 14, at the CaftleIof Chefter. d CARMARTH-EN CIRCUIT. h Cardigaig'ire-Wednefday, March 26, at Cardigan. PemnbroAkejbire-Tuefday, Aptil 1, at Haverfordweft. I Carmartbenfire-Maaday, April 7, at Carmarthen. . The venerable Lord ...

... Burton upon it Trent, John Selleck Dawfon, Efq. in his 7cth year.- r Mr. Bafil Hunt, an ingenious Mechanic. This well known veteran was very fond of fmoking, and alwavs carried with him a fteel Pipe of his own nuanufacture. iI Mr. John Chapman, Grocer, of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... prefented to his Majefty by fuch Members as were Privy Counfellors. MARRIED.-John RufFell, Efq. of Bugbrook, to Anna Maria Jephcott, of Marfton Hoafc, youngeft daughter of the Rev. John Jephcott, late Redlor of Kiflingbury, Northamlstonfhire.-At Mary l bonne ...

... 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 ...

... 2, 11, and July 1f2, at GuildhalL- John Evans, of Cardigan, linen-draper, June 16, 17, and July 12, at the Chriftopher Inn, Bath.-James Unwin, of Wandfworth, Surry, miller, June 4, 14, and July 1tG, at Guildhall.-John Millington and Jofeph Millington, ...