... Ireland. Sir T. Bart. from Laog's Hotel, Bond-street, to Paris. Colonel and Mrs. Lvster, and family, from ditto, to Paris. Sir John. Shelley, Bart. from Jordan's Hotel, St. James'sstreet, to Newmarket. . - • Colonel Prevost, from Fenton's Hotel, St. Jame ...

... the Cues (John Duke of )fontagu) . - 7 You have not heard Of his will, I *ill tell you - There are tWo codicils, one in favour of his servaf.d'i and the other of his dogs, cats, and creatures, ol a v , was a little unnecessary for Lady Cardigan 111,%eijeactly ...

... suddenly ge..l- and three labourers were unfortunatek precipitated troni a great height to he ground. By this accident, one had is arm broke, another 11, collar . hone and leg broke, and the life of one of ufft ers is despaired 4. They were taken to the Dispettsarv ...

... discharged from the custody of the Serjeant at Arms on payment of his fees. CATHOLIC QUESTION. • - Lord- CASTUREAGH rose, and begged he would be excused by the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mr. Grattan); whose notice of motion stood for to-morrow (this ...

... RECORDER then said, he must remain over until the next Sessions. iVEWS. The Venerable, from Africa to Liverpool, was wrecked in Cardigan Bay, on Monday evening: crew and part of the cargo saved. I'ORTSNIOUTI - 1, JAN. 21.—Arrived his Majesty's ship PHEASANT ...

... particulars may be had ; alto of 'Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Crickhowell at the Arisel, Abergmennv ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; of Mr. Lucas, Cardigan ; Mr. Hughes, Cheltenham ; Mr. Ghtch, Printer, Brilloi ; Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Barb ; Mr. Walker, Printer ...

... al otArtlis II :afield ; and at the Crt,wn, St. Albans ; Salisl: ) 1 N ' Essex Arms, W a tford; at the Mart ; fessrs. Ferrer and Co., Liocolles-too Fields - o f Mr. John Pi n inger, Esq. Gray's I nn-siittrae ; and of Mr. a. Raine, Land Surveyor, No ...

... not very numerously attended. Yesterday .the Duke of BEDFORD arrived in town frons r We are sorry to state that The Earl Of CARDIGAN hea ; dangerously ill at his house in Upper Grosvenor-street. I Yesterday the Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURT, and the ...

... printed particulars may be had at . the Angel, Abergavenny ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ;of Roliert r. John Lur•as, Efti. Bath ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Crickhowell ; Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Cardigan Ms. Gabb, Solicitoz, , Abct€,avennv ; .Mr. Gutch, Pinner, Br ftot ...

... particulars may be had ; alto ot Mr. Davies, .Surveyor, Crickhowell ; at the Angel, Abergavenny ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; of Mr.' Lucas, Cardigan ; tlr. Hugbes, Chiltenham ; .Mr. Gutch, Printer, Briflor • Mr., Cruttwell, Primer,. ; Mr. Walker, Printer ...

... Continent of Atnetic a could, without inconvenience, admit the whole population of Spain, and our fallow-fubjeets, with extLnded arms, would batten to receive their unfortunate and worthy brethren. EL SOU LLON. Havanna!), April 26, 1810. 'lt was currently reported ...

... wi• thereth, the flower faded), but the word of our GOD shall stand for ever, 01 T {Garter Principal King Gentleman Usher Arms,bearing his Gentleman Usher Sceptre. t The Lord Chamber- Secretary to the lain of his Majesty's The Vice - Lord Chamberlain ...