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... Rogers, 18b, Slesart. G. and R. Hell, 39, tiaford-street;. 8. Hathhoor-place, Oxford-street.% John. ' Slag-street , C h e a p side; Edward 'Langley, Eg g : , John ra.- Esq. 58, Wheeler. t s o it a l-tieldt ; the banglsourn Ward Coffee-house, .1 tr •et ; ...
... was a sjolation of the Act of Onion. Ha sup. port the Anaindment. Lord BINNING objected to the mid should /We motion. Mr. GRATTAN said, that he, for one, woutil weir Netlike the agricultural interests Irelaillr to tits West India interest. Ireland, he ...
... (lower, Earl, St. Maven Grant. G. M. Sutherland (County) Newport, Right Hon. Sir John, Waterford Thompson, T. Midluttst Noel, C. N. Rutland 1 Manton, H. Southwark . Grattan, Rt. Hen. H. Dublin Greenhill. R. Thirsk North, D. Banbury Tierney, Riot Hoot/. ...
... man off the island of Sombrero, after :ie had been on it a fortnight without sustenance ; that he had eaten the flesh off his arms, and tiled in two hours after having been taken on board, though every attentson was paid him. Notwithstanding his miserable ...
... Sicily ; in the evening •he was out of Sight. At• the. beginning of the engagement,. the Commander of the Squadron had his arm brokt•tt by a shut ; the Second in Command was killed, and two other officers woundoil. At the end of the affair we had 30 killed ...
... peaceble and content. That they living the motion of the Noble Lord. will acquiesce in the decision of Parliament, although Mr. GRATTAN rose at an hour (past four unfavourable to their claims, I admit ; but that they o'clock), which prevents us from giving even ...
... Htst..t..— tOn the other band, plan of an armed ibinnaerce has already began to be acted upon by the American trad e rs; asap ' from the following letter, dated Plymouth, the* it. — Came in a, most handsmne armed American sliip, the Hannibal, of twenty ...
... Beloiogtoo, T. Giles, D. 'Percher J. D. Baker, Join Gordon, W. Power, it. Baker, P. W. Gower, Earl Price, R. • &aka. H. (Teller ) Grattan, lit tioe.n. Pilule, lion. F. A. Backe., W. J. Greenhill, R. Ridley, Sir M. W. Baring, NIT. Gramille, Lord 0. Hobart., A. ...
... Larl't Fitauilliatn and Moire, Loki Dudley Foot are to receive additions to their present comple- , arid Ward, .Mr . Grattan, Sir John Newport; Mr: inept, by the transports ordUred.to. sail front Ports-1 'Tighe, mid ma other Noblemen and irt letnen . mouth ...
... for 80001. agreed to without a division, the Amendment of Sir John Newport being negatived. • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re. quested, if lewoold be no personal inconvenience, Grattan 'Auldpostpone his notice regarding the CallotteCiatuts, from ...
... December SO, James' Dated as above. Charier , ditto. Dated Jaanary 27, •I812,.' John Esq. *be ditto, Dated as above. \Vomit-Ulf Regiment of Local Psi iliti i. I.lentessitat John Power be Captain, vice Freer, relapsed. Dated January 46,1811: Lieutenant ?Janne) ...
... his Lordship being a Member of that House, be 'ittensed it respectful to the House to Inform it of the circumgiaSce . Mr. GRATTAN rose, to stale his intention of deferring the lliotioa relative to the Irish Catholics, until some day in the `Week triter ...