... pie; by. • clieith John, I:paid You for ytior weekly skeet, • - • Antl kiztdly I,•:ad that hungry tat. flitit yon:ve.e.atried.oz a roguish. trade, . be contented-with the hed yoti'vt! made. , Venni td.stven, ftuna vet! brought, Arm,: Sond,ay, trash too ...

... the' office of Lieutenant of the faid Ca (lie, the room of James Earl of Cardigan,' dectafed. - NKRU PT CIES. E N'LA Aldridge, Maidenhead , corn-eb.andkr;nd T. Richaxds, St.. john-lreet, baker, train Itilarch 14, to May zatGtijt,i: U. _BNRtIPTCItS Suez ...

... James Budden, Portsea, shoemaker, Feb. 26, 27, Mar. 14, Ncw-inn, and John Mayor, jun. partner with John Mayor, sen. Leadenhall-street, merchant, Feb. 8, 22, Mar. 14, Guildhall. . John Harding, Whitecross-street, victualler, Feb. 18, March 14, Guildhall ...

... and Mr. Hay was their Private Secretary—that he had been supplied with a blunderbuss, and many others were armed, as it was easy to procure arms out of the stores at the Castle !—and that an attack was shortly to be made in Dublin, is they were assured ...

... Jay. Dirndalr, .K»g. 4 Hrr(for«f»hiri?—John Currie, of K»q‘ Kent—John Wrlh, of L«*ic«tcrstilrc - Kirhnrd Cbriiyn. E*q. LinColnshir* Ustrr, of C«ri»bv, l>q, * Monmoi'thdiir*—CfeirJcS of Si. Firm , I*^q. Norfolk—John Turner If.ilp*, . Northamptonshire—Pe\er ...

... manner, about the face and arms.— `The coachmtm and outside, passengers, heariog he r screams, got down, and with much difficulty res'Cued her from the jaws of the mdniac. Two Gentlemen then got inside, ,and pinioning his arms, prevented him from doing ...

... Kingstonupon-Hull, and Thomas Henry Payne, of Cullum-street, London, nierchants.—John Galley Bate, of LAterpool, merchant. —John Hodgson, jun. late of Christchurch, Surrey, distillet—John Burbidge, of Little St. Thomas Apostle, warehouseman —Jonathan Woodward ...

... receive emancipation, with gratitude, and rather as a boon. Mr. C. Wy mrs re-staled, with great force, all the arguments of Sir John Newport, and was particularly severe on Mr. Secretary Pole, .for saying that . he and the Lord Lieutenant had condescended ...

... hoard: The Medusa was in sight. is one of the three armed ships which sailed in company from Baltimore, determined to tight their way. It is feared the two others have escaped. We understand these armed Americans'are detertninvd to resist any sloop of war ...

... some effect at Leixlip, Nlaynooth, Edenderry, and along the line of the Royal and Grand Canals. The Yeomanry there are under arms. I hear that the rioters have carded to death one of those who was buying up provisions for exportation. They have cut the ...

... Waddell, De Fehre Intermittente. FROM ENGLAND. Jelin Pickering John Wardell De Scarlativa. FROIII IRELAND. William Touig, De Phthisi Puhnonali. John 'Morrison, T)e Ty'pho leterode. Richard Grattan, De Htpate et Bilis Seeretioue. Hubert Pendergast, De Apoplexia ...

... candidate. Sir John Perting again offers for Myths. - By the secession of Lord Stanley from Preston, a vacancy occurs in the representation of that place, and Sir Thomas Dairympie Hesketh offers himself his Loidship's successor.' Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw ...