... - N. E. TRADERS Skall *aH at the unJermmtionfdfericit: FOR LONDON, The armed brig VINE, r Firet fair wind The armed bug LEVANT, Kisuin d-jr« after ,v iir»e Vestel, being armed and completely we-d found, Insurance by them will consequently be clfedled ...

... i • SUJl**i! at lie timet m-Kiinrd heiow: , . - ' * f LO K! * 0 The Armed Brif ST. PATRICK, M K..».x.fir« Wr »'~i- Hie Armed VENUS, Pexol.rirr. 1-1 rt.yrelter »-e VV->«lt a'« armed a«.'. mrrunt JO 'IS-pound e>:h, with Smell Arml propert.wi. FOR LirFRFUOL ...

... Right Hon. H Grattan, Ireland'. Friend and the undaunted Snpnorter Catholie Emancipation—The Right Hen. C. K* I .dwell. -The M 3t,,uu. .of [Jonegall-I .ord :,nd the Catholic Board—The Ma.’er of the P..lK—Ripht Hon. O Ponviohy—Dr. —John Hancock, t-q. ...

... BELFAST SHIP MEWS. 1h» armed brig Aurora, Fitzvmorn, i« loading for London, to sail first fair wind after Saturday first. The Miuerva, Kean, loading for Liverpool, sails in few The Margaret JJaiicy, Oalbiaith, for Glasgow; and the Haeik, M'Ciirmiek, for ...

... promise would not broken, 11. d would, therefore, move j vote thunks to Mr. Grattan for the communications that had m ule. Mr. Dwyer conceived, that the letters of Mr. Grattan re fir from hi.i.dug th it (• ntleman support their Petition for repeal of the ...

... the Han. H. (,' and John , Esq. ia Hyde Park; in coas. qu-nee of words had passed . tween tlient, re»• •ecting Lady, Sunday evening. It was agreed to (ire together; when the b di of the forre.-r struck th latter Gemlcr.ian’s Uft arm. The Seconds llien ...

... Stewart Hawthorne, Esq. and John Wil. st'it Croker, Estp ; both whom, very honour* abiy, pledged themselves support Catholic Emancipation. the first day’s pull, the itumbets were— For Charles Stewart Hawthorne, Esq For John Wilson Ci .'.tr, h.l Majority ...

... spirits into the Irish market,and debauch the public morals. After a warm conversation, conduced Sir John Newport, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Pole, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Bastaro, the resolutions was agreed to. To be reported to-morrow, Mr. POLE proposed that the ...

... BELFAST SHIP NEWS. The coppered and armed brig l.evmt, M‘Kibbin, for I.niHlnn; and Briiaimia, Aberdeen, lor Liverpool, sail 6t,t fair wind. The armed brig Vine, Montgomery, loading for London, sab in few days. The armed brig Venii«. Pendleron, is loading ...

... The Faroy, . f->r !.^v.•r^>^.o , , t« The armed brig \urora, Fiizstmoti*. sail* »oi I Jlr * fair wind. '-* Swallow, C urtenay, loading fur Bristo! » few days. The Ceres, Savag *, from arrived safe n«»ant. The armed brig Donegail, Courtenay, loadingmi don ...

... rendered penal to carry arms without taking the oath of supremacy, and could not see reason why a»doubt on this subject should be suffered remain on the mind of any one, when a single explicit clause in this bill would it away. Mr. GRATTAN was of the same opinion ...

... tl-e Disp^tcii, Jameson, Dublin, are loading for Belfast. The armed brig Donega.l, Courtenay, vailed yesterday for I.ondon. The armed brig Aurora, Srarks, sails for London in«tnpt The armed brig M‘Niece, is I.ondon. for this port, va.l an delivery of the ...