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... INTELLIGENCE. EAST INDIES. SINCE the events detailed in our publication for March, relative to the war with Holkar, the British arms have suffered temporary reverse of fortune, by the defeat of Col. Monson's gallant detachment, owing to insurmountable difficulties ...
... New York on the 18th March, in the ship Romulus. Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, When Mi. JOHN FOOTE, of His INlajesty's dock-yard at Plymouth, was appointed Assistant-Shipwright at Prince of Wales' Island. • Captain JAMES ...
... Friday and Saturday's Posts. LONDON', FRIDAY APRIL j6. Ntp IS PATCHES have been received J? from Sir John Orde and Lord jj Gardner, confirming the ftate¥ n ' cnt, * l ' ie 'B papers, of French fleet, computing fail of the line, 7 frigates, and i brigs ...
... Williams, of near St. Cleat*. Monmouthftiirr. Cardigan, Mr. John Bowen, eminent furgeon. At C'beplluw, in hi.Koth year, Warren Jane. efq. Chelter, Capt SC. Lee, if.tilt f.Het Cborfey-Wood, Hcrta, Suiiih, widow of John Smith, efq: of Cireneellrr—At Piri«, Mr ...
... Kinc's Arms, Carmarthen ; Angel. Cardigan ; Ca-tle, Llandovery; Ball, Tenby; Longfellow?, Brecon; I Angel, Cardiff; T. Jenkins, Pr'mter, Swansea; Mrs. Routh, ; Printer, Bristol; Mr. Walker, Printer, Gloucester; at the ; Pniceot S.de; and of John Wibey ...
... _—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSMIY, May 2. - - Grattan was sworn in, and took his scat for Malton. A new Writ was ordered to be made out for Flelstone, for the election of a Member, ia the room of John Penn, 'Esq. who had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds ...
... I Serang, Tinnal, Lascars, Bheestuii, 6 Bitdars, and 31 Bullock Drivers. Ofeicees Killed. Ceptaia Henry Norford. Lieutenant John Forbea. N. I Lieutenant C. C. Faithful. Lieutenant Burgess. As •Rant Surg. J. Lyons. OrncEßs Wounded. Major-General Frazer ...
... Dominica, had proceeded to Antigua.*’ A letter was yefterday received from Sir John Orde’s fyitidron, announcing that the Toulon fleet had got into Cadiz, after having chaced Sir John Ordc, who hod arrived off Ferrol. When Sir iohn Ords received intelligence ...
... with difpatches-frehn Sir John ; ...
... admitlion of the claims fet forth m It. An.hofttlc feeling was affo eTtjirefled againft that meafurc, at tlic late cledien of Mr. Grattan, for member parliament for the Borough of Mahon, in Yorkfhhc. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Intelligence received by the Melampus ...
... paragraph purporting expvefs an.opinion of Mr. Grattan concerning Mr. FiooJ, has been in feveral Englifh Journals milreprefented. It contained An aofwer paraphleq entitled, the Speech the Eirl of Clare, &c. Henry Grattan, E'.q/' and is as follows ; Mr. Flood, ...
... than an unconditional furrender, by layin; down their arms. On the return of the flag with this anfwer, the Militia were marched to Morne Bruce, and forming a line, by order of Col. BEACH, their arms were piled, fide belts delivered, and being marched to ...