... 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 ...

... and acting Lieutenant Dowell O'Reilly. The barge and yaw'l were armed, and instantly dispatched. On their approach they found her crew had landed (about 50 in number) with their. small arms, and the only long gun ;. had lashed the vessel to the trees; posted ...

... only .80061.O. Mr Wil- g 'erforce also. spoke Against the grant. The or-.fa ginal motion was supported by Sir John New- fa port, Mr Grattan, Lord Mahon, ?? Howv ?? iCIC, and: was 'at lngth carried without a division. ti, THURSDAY, MARCH, 5. L fe A ball6t ...

... 'by the' snio :iffig _Riht o Lords CRAbe and ARMADALE.. h ac s&c The Couit proceeded w i h th e tri al o f John Mfar- fue if the shall, John Mliller,, Jame~s I-enderson,-Williamner Wyllie and Thomas Short, sailors lin Kincardine, d ,Over' and 'Andrewi ...

... Brunton t siss Bruitou, Mrs Roebuck, R- Dillon, Esq. sen. mner- Ih25t, g Nictholl, Esq. Mir Phillipson, Masters John F Wi. Dillon, Nath. Dillon, John Nichol; Lieut.- Dilaoels 111ill and Green, Capt. Waugl, Lieutenant Ba; 3,eS'tl, regiment, Masters Be. Jamles ...

... in pursuance of a formert notice, moved, that these papers be reprinied fdr the us.e of Members. After a fewwordsfrom Sir JOHN ANSTRUTH4E&; and Mr CREEVEY, the motion was withdrawn. The CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHHEUER thef rose to state the plan which he ...

... subject tthezn to: as- sass'ination; J *S anmd, 7t ierefore,;: .he. t hougiiht their iowers ought not to be fetteredat al. 'Mr GRATTAN 'thoUght it essialy necessary; to'prevent men from domraiittieg any violaton on feniale decency,,. afide wi vo ora Aw- able ...

... 0+- - E- PARLIAMENT. ,Ig HOUSE OF LORDS-April 12. nd Mr JOHN CLERK was heard further in the e- Roxburgh appeal cause. To be further consider- ri- ed to-morrow. ey The reversion suspension bill was read a first th time, after a few observations fromn Earl ...

... treatinto Asturias, they may possible assemble 35,000 men. The peasants of the army, who dispersed, having all arrived with their arms and ammunition, it is inferred, that they will cheerfully come forwarded again. Beriveen Reinosa and Astorgas,ornthel1th, 15th ...

... advantageosis opportunity for that purpose; Appli- cation must be made ?? of Portland. Some ?? -des the head of whom is Lady Cardigan, have sub- scsibed 2000 guineas, which sum is ready to be deposited. i MrBaeley has been introduced to the Queen, by whom ...

... n of the raw materal than of the linen trade of Ireland, and particularly from Ame- rica. Mr Rosr supported ihe bill. Mr GRATTAN reminded the House how much Ireland depended on its linen manufacture, and the propriety of giving bounty on the importation ...

... Mr EDarN gave notice, that he should, on I 'Thursday, -move for certain papers respecting the I correspondence between Sir John Moore and Mr 'Frere. Ed2' TEmPLE postponed his motion which stood for Thursday, respecting the conduct of the war in Spain ...