... doubt on the subieet. We are happy to find that at this seasonable moment a gun-brig, with a number of transports, conveying arms and other necessaries for rhe use of the Russian army, had reached Cron.stadt. Commerce had assumed a more favourable anpe ...

... our Government. The scheme of an armed commerce has al * ready began to be acted upon the American traders. A fine ship, the Hannibal, bound from Baltimore to Bourdeaux, has been taken the Niemen frigate; she was armed with 20 24-poundcrs, and ifiO men ...

... Canning, Sir John Nichol, Mr. Peek, 211,1 ,- Mr. We)lefloy Pole. At three o'clock the debate W4B ad, jaunted till Tuelday. when the dircuction ws, raumed. Sir John • Newport, Mr. W. Wynne, Mr. PArnell, Mr. Whitine3d, Mr. , Ponfluby, Mr. Grattan, Mr, Tierney ...

... 1 ately was married Kington, the Rev. John Wall, 1 heanas Austen Esq. ot Whitton, in the county Radnor, to Sarah eldest daughter e late James lurner, Esq. of Aymstrey, this county On last lied, at Overbury,' John Skipp, E»q. Ledbury, in this county, in ...