... with numbers answering to - names, consequently composed the Grand ‘\.,th Innes, Esq. John Crawford, Esq. lord Vis. Castlereagh. | 15. John Maxwell, Esq. }iu. John Meade. 16. Ar. Crawford, Esq. Lord Vis Glerawly. 17. Dan. Mussenden, Esq. Lord Vis Jocelyn ...

... Estate Ednol. and the at the Oxford Arm,, Kington , »«- POSTPONED till Wednesday, the Nineteenth mst. On Thursday last was married, Mr. Philip pnnter and bookseller, Cirencester, to Miss Fore.shew, daughter Mr. John Foreshew, of Maisey Hampton, Clocesttrshire ...

... Wright, Esq. of tlrat place, and daughter the IMe Rev. John Hoskyns Ahrahall, rector ofCuraptun-Mariin, in the same county.—At Maida, near London, Mary, wift of G. Jones, Esq. of the Ptiary, Cardigan.—On the of March, in HerttiaedahiK, occasionerl a di ...

... DUSIDAS an amendment, that the hill be read this day six months. Alter a long cciversatton between Sir Alexander Hope. Sir John Marjoribanks, who vutiported the amendment, and I ord A. Hamilton, wise defended the Bill, Mr. Finlay replica, and the House ...

... Shropildra. I am, yaw wetl.wilhor. RICHARD I.ONUFORD. Mr. .7. Livros, Mooch/hr. Caddie. Map 14, 8114. Stae—itobert, ton of John Grattan*. of Houghton. Towo-head, near thi. city, was with a Scorbutic enenplaint nearly is month., and by the ere of one (wall ...

... says the Paris Papers, ingots of gold from the Elba mines ! ! !**■—All this is very good ; but it may be necessary to consult John Bull, before it can be accomplished. Marsha! Net.—This has addressed a Proclamation to the Troops of lIIS Government, which ...

... return fi and with that view a ~ blithed to provide againtt ar with which the lace even on, He thought it c hi nfhould be armed, ar with our Allies. . ‘was prepared to ment, referving its Judgen might be ultimately taken. inte any ¢t ics 1 feel thathe ...

... Buonaparte prepared carry his plot into execution, he placed this Air. Ritchey under the surveillance of two gens U'armes. (Hear, hear.) —Air. Grattan, who happened to he on the island, was also taken into custody, and there can beno doubt, that Colonel Campbell ...

... put under the custody of two gens d’ armes, uatil Buoanparte had left the island. The same thing would have happened to Colonel Campbell, if he had becn there. He could have done uo more than was done by Mr. Grattan, janior, who commuricated the intelligence ...

... to suitable Person important Office of 'Treasurer in theplaceof Mr JOHN HELTON who through and its infirmities in bis resignation April 12 1815 CHEAP WRITING PAPER WAREHOUSE No l JOHN STREET BRISTOL BATH WOVE POST 9J quire or 12 6d per ream lOd or 15s0d ...

... painful and but still from could withdraw Marfnii for strengthening the arm of Government giving of vigour and be found in preparation conceived this present ground for claims be justly arm agreed from throne proper and that an Intimate union and concert amongst ...

... modification the measure tu the House. > Sir JOHN NEWPORT objtfCMd to the whole principle of the measure, as inquisitorial, subversive ol the privileges Englishmen, indiscriminate in its operation, and arming Government with powers which, in a free country ...