... is in lair way of recovery. Ge.neral Graham, ’.r' er Mr. Grattan, says—Bushe behaved dly—he was dangerously wounded, but iloii;_> i'll.” Col .nel was the whole of the ever-tobe.lamented Sir John Moore’s campaign, in which underwent the greatest privations ...

... Price, andtiiyaii, Cliancery-lane. •Samuel of London, dealer, surrender, August 20, six, 21, and September eleven, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, l.eeda. . Attorneys, Messrs. Mnrloo and Williamson, Gray’; Inn ; and Mr. Norris, Halifax, Yorkshire. James Abbott ...

... nt the Antrel iftn, Warminster. March 23. James- late St. John-street; Smithhcld, Middlesex, bedstead maker, at ten, ai'Gniid' hall, Londisn ■ March 16. John Roberts, of Dolefiur, Gwunws, Cardigan, eleven, nt the Three Cooks lau, Aberllunvey, Brecon. March ...

... Coull, the room of Mr. John Grant, deceased. Ilis Royal the |’rincc* Regent ha! also been pleased, ‘tiafne bnd on the behalf Majesty, James W'olfe Murray, the office of J 6rthe Court Admiralty Scotland, vacantj hy,-the.,,.death of John Burnett, Esq. • • ...

... at the 'sley Arms Inn, Manchester Attorneys, Messis. Hewitt ami Kirk, Manchester ; aud Mr. Ellis, Cl auccry-lane, Luiilou. ter Long, late Mere, Cheshire, tanner, to surrender, June 14, and Inly 11, 20, eleven, at the dwelling house John Tagg, in her Kuutsfurd ...

... dens, arm of oue of the trees, by tb« violence of the wind, was torn off, and fell them, and so much injured them, that the Hbove-raeniiojwl lady and her companions are very much brui*ed, Wednesday afternoon, about clock, just the Earl Cardigan, with ...

... candidate. Sir John Perting again offers for Myths. - By the secession of Lord Stanley from Preston, a vacancy occurs in the representation of that place, and Sir Thomas Dairympie Hesketh offers himself his Loidship's successor.' Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw ...

... of the British arms. Tag Queen.—-The account of the state of her Majesty from the Doctors yesterday was—“ The QveeN has had very good night, and is much better to-day.”—On Wednesday her Majesty received visits from the Countess of Cardigan and Lady Banks ...

... ioftnenca Mr. Grattan and ibis friends to aliaw the . Union to glossed over, as if irretrievable; the repeal of apt of anion not being more difficult than that of Poyning’s law, or other act treating upon Ireiuiul% ipdependenep. The guorluess Mr. Grattan’,•> •heart ...

... re, London ; .nd dr . . . John Dodd, of Norfolk-street; Middlesex Hospital, cheesy-monger, surrender, December 12, 16, and January at-eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray’s Imi-square. i' James, John Dean, of. NutkinVCorner, Bermondsey ...

... Esq-j Edwin Corbet, Esq Tbomaa Bayley Hall, E«q.; Nathaniel Pallison, Esq.; John IWkervyle Glegg, Esq.; lrr Marslund, Esq. ; Egerlon Leigh, Esq. ; John Hoskins Harper, Esq.; John Eord, Esq Henry Tomknumi, Esq , William Tattoo, Esq.; the Rev. Charles Preseolli ...

... Kent— Sir John Honeywood, Bart, of Ev'mglon, has declined the Contygi. 'The two late Membert Sir Edward Knutchbull, Bart, and Sir William Geary, Bart, have again offered! themselves, Mr. Honey wood, of Marfet Hall, Essex, relative of Sir John H.’s, has ...