... with difpatches-frehn Sir John ; ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... joints, &c. The lining fuperline crinif , ii cloth, trimmed with rcry broad rich arms lace ; tquabs of tilk and Morocco ; Salilbury boot, with hammcreloth cloth, decorated with arms lace; the carriage and WheclS painted, - and pi&ed out 'to.correfpond with ...

... note of the Pope. Mr. Grattan here narrated several proposition* which had been subscribed by the Catholics, in which they abjure all claim to Pioteitant property, and ’the property the Church, form and principle, Mr, Grattan adverted to the principle ...

... iuf-frage was not allowed and many and were excluded feats that the Ireland then what fecurity the church eflablifhment Mr Grattan lately took for in I Yorkfltite in favour the motion I laft fpeaker faid refolves itfelf into eternal in Ireland eternal with ...

... 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 ...

... Asliion-unnei-I.)ne, Lancashire, cottonspinner, a: eleven, at the brid^water-Arms, Manchester. ChUTfFICATES, June 1. J. Allesley, Warwickshire, dealer. M. Jones, Uuleyock, Cardigan, merchant. W in. fiaticts b.-auuiont, Mitre-court, Chcapsidc, wine and J. ...

... opinion looks to the Wert CERTIFICATES TO GRANTED TO-MORROW. John Largx, of the parish of Allesley, in the county of Warwick, dealer and chaoman. Ilannah Jonea, of Oolegnch, in the county of Cardigan, merchant, dealer and chapooman. William Fr.inca •aurnout ...

... 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 ...

... be empowered to enforce attendance of witnesses. person be compelled to answer questions tending to criminate himself. Mr. Grattan.— The opinion which this gentleman Once expressed of Mr. Flood has been unfairly quoted in the public papers. It is perhaps ...

... which of 114 guns), and as Captain Gould perceived two others of them were three-deckers, five frigates, two armed brigs (one of them a British armed Brig, taken on their passage to the West Indies), and four t:ansports, with a large body of troops; that ...