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... Portsmouth for Gibraltar, having urrdet convoy the Weymouth. and ifyceiza store-ships, and several transports with ammunition and arms on board for the Spaniards in Valencia .and Cato- . lonia. The transports have on board the 7th battalion of the King's German ...
... King's Arms Tavern, Derby. Attornies, Messrs. Lambert and Sons, Bedford-row, London ; and Messrs. Edwards and Jessopp, Derby. CERTIFICTES, MAY 16. Richard Cooke, of Dedborough, Wilts, plumber.—John Roberts, of Dolefawr, Cardigan, horse-dealer.--John Stoever ...
... -C. Him «/ Arts— Rev. Eras. Rawdor Exeter ; Mr. John Eagle.,, Wadham; Mr. N. w. Senior, Magdalen Mr. J. T. Drake, and Mr. John Foley, ; and Mr. D. G. Davies, of Pembroke College. Thursday* the Rev. John Maddy, M. A. : Jesus College,was admitted Bachelor ...
... 1812, nn the jireminrs. Mtcrloii'n. near 'nepnrl. in Ike cnuniy ...
... ANOTHER FLAG OF TRUCE. Hover, April 29. —About four o’clock this afternoon, the Charles, an hired armed schooner. Lieutenant Little, picked up a small French boat, bearing a Flag of Truce, having an officer on board, with dispatches from bis Government ...
... litop on otrirotint vir hi, h av i sse ,. „„ the 0 6 1 h f Alsril, raptured off 1 . 47 r the Dattivle ichninter privateer Rap. armed wills boar pint, ten and ys oleo, nut two day. from North Bergen without making any capture. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Julio Aldridge ...
... intention the price in half dividends during the amount during Adjourned April 9 Mr Grattan to intention of defer-ing Iri-h in next Mr call distinctly fixed previous t Mr Grattan named to-morrow (Thursday) then went into a on Act permitting the ot spirits Ireland ...
... address of the catholic, of Ireland.to the Right lion. Henry Grattan, nal resentrd by the ea r l o f Francts Contd. Larintet, Mew,. Iturke, 111•Donrn1l and Hay, on the Of June. to wutch Mr. Grattan returned thc GENTLY:VIES—An address so war* if its expression ...
... comuitted. John Jackson William Stubbs For rioting at Macclesfield Thomas Livesley Collin Lindon 4 James James Bennett ‘or rioting at Etchells and neigh- bourhood, and walawfully obtain- Foster Roach Richard Wood ing seven shillings from John Par- het, ...
... Onto Ohio.. John Pascoe Ditt0. . ?? . . Ditto John Tresidder Ditto. ..Part of Menerlue.. Thomas Pryor Oitto Ditto Henry Rowe Ditto: Dili j Joan Johns P to Ditto Wm. Dunstone Ditto Diito 7 . . Peter Eddy Wtta Ditto John Johns Diuo Ditto ...
... their old members—Breconshire also returns its old member—the borough doubtful—lladnor the same—Cardiganshire, Mr. Johns is not opposed—Cardigan, Colonel Vaughan is confident re-election, against Major Ivans. Lord Stanley starts for' Lancashire, in the room ...
... iNotont—S. W. Foyntz, Esq. and Si( J,alin L. Rogers, (Count)) —Hon. Geo. Abereromby. litornrioliv., &v.—John Owen, F.sq, ItrgystOttrit, &O.—Sir John Murray, Bart. [tight lion. T. Wallace, .1 lin Bro ollturst, tuoi Henry Trail, Esqrs. ritniciatoig-•:-Charles ...