... granted, because Irum the Right Hon. Gentleman’s (Mr. Grattan own acknowledgment, had the claims the Roman Catholics been unconditionally granted, might have endangered the State. , . Mr. Grattan replied, that it never was the mtentention of himself, ...

... Sunderland; the Maiia, Harris, and the Phoenix, Lodge, from Swansea ; the Unity, Gravel, and the Hope. Johns, from Carmarthen the Flora, Williams, Cardigan ; the Two Sisters. Humphries, from Llunelly ; the Active, William-, from Haverfordwest : the Funmun ...

... IRISH CATHOLICS. Friday, May 18. —Mr. Grattan brought forward his promised motion on the subject of Catholic Emancipation. In the course of a very eloquent speech, Mr. Grattan took occasion declare his unqualified assent to the Veto. This, he thought ...

... the Aim, Gimblct, and the KucmP, KeM, from ; the Betsy. Itei-, from Tenby : the John, Cam-, fromG.'a-gow; the F.une.Cr.v -cer, and Symons, from the rnity,Grav«J, from (’arm.irthen the Jubilee, Pollanl, from Pad-tow; tbeMantura. Dennis, from let's; the ...

... Gilmore, and Grati'ude, Hammett,(mm VVaierford ; the John and Dempsey, from Wexford ; the Sally, Clark, I'tom Dublin ; the liiizi, Neal, Itora Uiingarvon. Entered Dot—The Prospect. Qnarman, for Nevis ; the John Murphy H ...

... Esq. Somersetshire—John Phrlips, of Monlacuie, Esq. Wiltshire —George Eyre, of Branislyu, Issq. Worcestershire—Edward Dixon, CarmaitKen—Geo. Meats, of Lonstephan-pl«ca. Esq. Pembroke—Mornce William, of Cwingfbyn.Tßjq. r Cardigan—Herbert Evans, Highmead ...

... /wfy4.—John While. Southwark, victualler.— Francis Messiter, Frome-Selwood, woolstapler.—Willism arret, sirocmsker.—John Dangethild, Whitechapel market, beyeelesmen.—Wm. Uw, Copthsll chambers, merchent.—John Snell, Great Torringtun, shop* keeper.—John Broom ...

... _ Coasters entered eul—The Expedition, Griffith, for Cardigan ; the Trafalgar, Griffiths—tho Caslle, Morris, fot Neath the Fortitude, Whyte, for Glasgow ; the Ann, Evans, for Carmarthen; the John, Mathiaa, for Plymouth ; the Langport Coleman, fot Br ...

... which are sent oft’ by express. We leant that Insurrection is broke out in Spain, and that the whole Kingdom of Galicia is in arms against the Government. The Juno has brought a Proclamation, published by Gen. Former, to the troops, and people of Galicia ...

... move the appropriation of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund, and for leave to bring in a Bill respecting Lottery.—Mr. Grattan, an eloquent and forcible speech, moved that the Catholic Petition be taken into consideration by a Committee of the whole ...

... Marsh, Notiiugliara, has, during six years, felt an extraordinary sens ttion in one of her arms, which, at length, had the ertVct of reducing the suhstance of the arm, and of contracting the muscles the hand. Last week, the circumstance underwent surgical ...

... other on the ground, scorching liis eyes and arms, and killed three of the donkies. The boy who alive was carried home, and hopes were entertained that he would recover. There it a large hole in the left arm of his jacket, where the fluid appears to have ...