... occa|aoo, with their undress uniforms, than black crape oa I'Jiti: left arms, hats, and sword knots; nor with litir dress uniforms, than black gloves, and black on their left arms, hats, and sword knots; ex- Icept at Court, when they are to wear also black ...

... to transported for life, viz.— George Weightman, Thomas Bacon, John Bacon, Samuel Hunt, Joseph Swire, alias Manchester Turner, Edward Turner, John Onion, the elder, John Mac Kesswick, John Hill, Geotge Brassington, and fterman Buxton. The following three ...

... Duke Cambridge, our honoured SovereigbaOM tlx foil .wring •* Official intelligence been this moment communicated ns, that the arms the Allies, on the l« and February, obtained a glorious victory over the French grand army, under .the orders of Napoleon, ...

... James Dmvlan, Thomas Horan, Clarke, Janies Grogan, John Murphy, John Ferguson, Michael O’Brien, Solomon Speer, Trios. Hooncy, Simon Win. Bcgg, Slater and M’Gloia, Christopher Griffith, Josepii.Lawless, John Cau.llield, Joseph Pasley, James A. Cyan, William ...

... difficulty taken off the wreck. On • men. That I should have been selected'as s ,.i’ this occasion, the skill and intrepidity John Daw- ficient consequence for such mission, first vrrv son, master the Duke of A'lioU trader, Timothy turally surprised me, ...

... and Also, Roman Cement, Seltear Water, and a few Tans Ol entrusted to Arthur Guinness, Wm. Humphreys Tallow Greaves. Henry Grattan, jun. Esq. arth, by They have to Sell or Let, that excellent Mercantile Hi OMAS M‘KENNY, Loan May y in the | Theo- HOUSE aud ...

... of the statement submitted us. John Leslie Foster, the late Member for Trinity College, has been returned to Parliament for the Borough of Yarmouth. MAR lit AGE. Mr. Owen F«rr«*l!r, Longford, Merchant, winr. Daughter John Mauu'*, of Spring Part, County ...

... Kndorstes Henry Thompson or las ; r-.S un* M Neilly, -or his Endorsees, Samuel John upsou, his .Endorsees ; John £ .alien, : or Charles M'Mu lan, his Endorsees; Snn*ueV Arthiy ]seatty, John Hrit-on. his hi- ...

... for the appointment you define ; the nominaton to ij;t lay with the Inlli Treafurv; hut, Mr. Fox and I have both fpoken hir John Newport ihe fuhjt>fl, the (irui terms, and I have bt of liis difpofiiion to fcivc you.—l am, dir, with great regard, your fai ...

... an appointment made, which would prove more satisfactory. The motion of Mr, Shaw was then agreed to. BARON M‘CLELLAND. Sir John Stewart, in a low tone of voice, said, that it was desirable to have a subject, which had been some evenings before mentioned ...

... Throe of the Phoenix's crew were * ! . (PRICE killed, tVe whole wounded, ss.d Captain Hill wss wounded in three places. My. Grattan has, ia terms .py -d hgit ion, cxpiessed bis willingness present the House Commons the Petition the RonSse C.:'holies of City ...

... the kingdom. Nor do think, that in making such movement, he would much apprehend the danger of being flanked by the GaQkian armed peasantry. We believe that if a battle shortly take place, it will be in consequence of the French attacking Portugal; and ...