... and upon its arrival on 'lower-hill, the inob was so great that the guard ol duty at the Mint was immediately ordered under arms to clear a wvay for the vans and carts to advance, which they found some difficulty in effecting. The great gates having been ...

... Ileatbeote's Valentinia, Mr. Gordon's Miss Bunney, Mr. J. 13. Day's Tue Tartar, Mar. Johns's New Forest Deer, Lord Warwick's Gwalior, Mr. B. Green's Sylvan, Lord Cardigan lid Egret, Mr. Crommelin nd Pillaage, Mr. Hf. Forrester nd Sampson, Lord Euston nd ...

... for Lilbon, in the Tlgus, on the 6th inflant. On Thiurfry tle fleet from the Baltic, under' convoy of the Hebe and Charles armed (hips, arrived off the Humber. The whole of the fleet which failed from the Weft Indies, under convoy ot the Blenbeim bpaa ...

... 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 ...

... Canterbury. On this ,ly occalion a new crimfon velvet canopy and throne cd vere put up in the Great Council Chamber, the. 1 Royal Arms of the Union being beautifully elim- ry broidered and decoraied with diamondsi urfl ODE FOR THE YEANR ?? 1;5 By HENRY JAMES ...

... Evan Daillic, T'rinity ceollege. John Androws Dale, Balliol college. John .Prescdc Cloeves, Wortestai' college. Thoinse Carter Briggs, Worcester college. IIACeuImORIS OF ARTS. put John B. Fawvkes, Clrist Clhircl. . John . Iiitsvim, Exeter college. At an ...

... Bill In the Chamber of Doputios closed by a majority of 237 against 16v2 in favour of thc project of lawv. 2. TIte Earl of Cardigan stcrrenders himself into th ecustody of tho Usher of the Black Rod, in ceonsequence of an indictrnent being prefecred against ...

... iSt' lr.c Frcn. i: Armny or Italy, in the neighbourhood, of Novie, and the c .-uquent farrender of that place to the 1, ?? arm. Tnlie fame papers announced a fbrmiidble fnrurreicion in the Neapolitan territory i which, however, ?? fpeediiy f'uppreffled ...

... about siux o'clock, and tlitses at the resitlettee'of C ese ftle Duchtess of Glocester, where the Dowaiger ici Countess of Cardigan, scithl a select patwr or, present to meet site Princess. 1lThis Islrtlitg, ling early, preparastions were made for the ...

... conspicuous were Johrn Sianobury, previously conumitted to Ncwgate for refising to appear before tire Electioir Coillrittec, and Jo/hne Cearn, who prevaricated to that degrce that, at the conclusiotn of his examtination, lie also was committed to the samire ...

... by this watit of conftdcntce. me etr 1p,ril of ithe late Jl'Ir. Grattas.-Tthe folhowitw tl iu extract irum the late M~r. Grattan's Will may not s ir- he uninsterestitig to our readers :- I have a re- o iS, version iii Fee, ini my Queen's County Estate ...

... 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 ...