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... LIAM EiVJ'. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, MARCH ,T. MR. JOHN GIFFARD. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, pursuattt his notice ofs'esterJay, 1 rose to move for certain documents relating to the appointment 1 of John GiffarJ, f.sq. to the office Accountant-Cimeral. As Mr ...
... and agreed to, except the In chute, for extending • the an to three years. con;erfetion to It place between Sir John ice-wocrt, hit. Grattan and Lord llowick, Mho Lived the tecellity limbing it to one year; d the Chancellor efihe Exchequer, Mr. Be. 'chord ...
... conformable to, and consistent with the Law of Nations, and that they were governed by principles of the soundest policy. Mr. GRATTAN abstained from taking any share in the debate, in the hopes of hearing any thing in the shape of argument from the other side ...
... D. Lady Margaret's Profi.t.,sor, and late Of St. John's College,. and the Rev. Ed ard .Pearwn, B. D. Maker cif wese on Wednesday admitted Doctors in Divinity neva! Mandate. The William Cust, ot l. John's Colicge. brother to Lord Lirownlow, was ii Friday ...
... unconnected with Administration. In Oil event we' understand, that the Petition to the House of Commons will be presented by Mr. Grattan, and that to the Houk.. of 'Lords by Lord Grenville. Some delay in the progress ;)f this iraportent ho4iness must Mine in ...
... their fccrets, and judging them their acts, miiii lay that they a coni’.dcrable degree of mildnels and mod.ration.— {Mr. Grattan read many extiadts from Lord lowick’s diipatch to Mr. Hilt, and alio from the American Correipcadence, in confirmation oi ...
... t of Lord Grenville and the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, tdir former Ad-o v’oeates, td hand in their Petition to both HonfeS; of Parliament; and relying on fhe fupport of thrifc worthy Reprefentative Sir John Newport faid Petition, they requeft him to lay ...
... muslin-inAnufacturer, at clevch, at the Higher Ni,g's Head lnn, Bolton-Ic•Moors. CERTIFIC'ATES. April 9. john Davies, of Cardigan, Glamorganshire, builder. John Townley, of Boston, Lincolnshire,. bookseller. Benjamin Harm', of Saildieworth. Yorkshire, tuanufadurer ...
... Ntareb ?? tv A1pril 20o, at uilie Swall Liil, aMatalseld, ?? SU lER.SEDrP. C'.rnetliu.. lienwortliy, lidaard Keiiworthyi, Arid John' Cloolgh, k'arilh ol Halifax, York, cottonl-fllnacrs. .otiln L~owtllitin Peicevval, I'rcfzotl-fireet,, nerchant, toI fotielvdir ...
... Several Ihips will proceed thither. Sir John Stuart has left town for Plymouth, where he is to embark on board the Alacrity floop of war for Sicily. Sir John retains the Staff appointed his fucceflbr, Sir John Moore, in the command of the army in that ...
... calamities which, war thould be. crime indifpenfable, mull neccffarily befall yo«.— not aHtMr pourfelves to be (educed to take-to arms, or to tttat in a hoftile manner the tloops who are committed to my order; (hould any one offend againft this admonition be ...
... former armed oeutreliiyiwas perfealy , done away. That his Ma* jesty then entered into (Urea engagements with England, which he could not in justice violate al long as that Power =tinned to fulfil them on its part. : That along With the other armed neutralitYs ...