... . r 'l ~: •• ' • . . . PAR LlstilrENT. - ' A shoct.foiseersatiou - thee ject betweeitSi . 3. Nerport. MOOSE OF OF LORDS' , Arm. W. Peele t Mr. and A Writ for won fixed for hearing at three o'clock, bet the motion — illiejollcitor for the Plaintiff to ...

... then take his (land v oppote their claims as firmly j . . - r ,r advocated them.—( Hear, hear! 4 tiin.IPpIsLRY then role, and, arm h.,' *h en g T , Queftion, proceeded (hart i,'`', lonufe divided—For the i itto:ivliaitihan:w:en the end in c.;,t 235 Maiorit ...

... to enquire of his Right lion. Friend (Mr. Grattan) if he meant to press his Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill this evening, on the back of the discussion on the present motion ? Mr. GRATTAN replied, that after the Hone. Bart bad - Concluded ...

... squares the former shall lay down their arms, including the artillery and ammunition, of which they shall give a proper statement. Art 2. The General in Chief and their Officers shall make oath not again to take up arms, , and all the soldiers of the army ...

... Itol:ert Curtis, Esq. '5 5 Henry Freeling - 5 5 Messrs. Witliarno , and • John liodgcsi, Esq. too o Belt, Yarmouth . 21 0 Henry Garrets, 5 5 J. E. 1-I.lquati,' Esq. 25 OE. C. Meler, 5 5 John Bauglian, Esq. 5 5 L. Moller, Esq. 31 lo George and Vulture G. Si t ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Mr. GRATTAN moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill for the Relief of the Irish Roman Catholics. Dr. DUIGENAN said, this was a the red. storation of the Catholic Religion, and he might say, the Pope also, sued ...

... Bristol. CERTIFICATES—J one I. Aason Baa’fy, grocer, John Lawson. Hull, chant. JuMaihau C!>aml>erlaii»e, UatvweSl, Laker. David! übh, ving. nnlU-r. Ca kenne* Taal, merchant. John Norman, LvmcHrgß, chant. John Samuel Barnes, SwertmgV alley, Cornbill, merchant ...

... vater-Arms Inn, Messrs. Ciiippimulall, anti Denison, , . Nerd' Sawn, my see J,tne zit at Its Attornits, Willitut and Ne. , w or Mr. %Villian, N;qllefold, Norfulit-stre,et, Strand. money-Ncrivvimer, :3, at eleven,..at the pout. • At_ turiti ~ it John Itossoa ...

... Lovesay the Jasear sloop, lilting tor sea ness. Lieut. F. B. Neve, to the Kangaroo sloop. Mr. John Porter, Purser tiie Acorn, ta Parser o:ti at Jeysey. -Mr. J- Johns to be Purser the Lapwing, at Plypioatli. Captain James P. Stewart, to the the Amps. frigate ...

... they Would Mite hi v powerful assistance in their endeavours to renderiheineasure perfect as it could at present be made. Sir John Nichol stated, that it was essential to the security of our establishments mat the protestant character of our constitution ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Th* American Prizes R,ll went through a Committee A Petition was presen.ed from Cardigan, praying that no Concessions may he made In Ihe Roman Catholics as the Pet,- ii.,,,erscouceived itwould endanger the Cousi.tuiitin.-orden-d lo lie ...

... Prize Bill went through a Committee, the Repoit of which was ordered to be received to-morroW• A Petition was presented from Cardigan, praying , ihat the House would !pia endanger the Protestant Establishment, by the concession: about to be made to the Catholics ...