... Glannyranell, Esq. Petul,roke—Robi.rt Ackland-, of 8011131011, EA. Cardigan—John .)ones, of Derry Qtmond, Esq._ GlatnorganLrwis Weston' I)ilhvyn-, of Pettitargari, I.lrucult 7 -,John. Wilkins, of Cue, Esq.. Radnor—Hugh Stephens, of CasC6l', Esq. . • NORTH ...

... and prosecutors he was 'ttien launched into eternity.—(Dublin Journal, July 13.) John Doyle and Timothy Turner, two fof the persons concerned in the late attack on Mr. GRATTAN, during his chairing in Dublin, pleaded Guilty in the Recorder's Court on Tuesday ...

... 'Caning on the arm .of Sir FRANCIS Mil-MAN. They weir: attended by. two Royal footmen. Her MAJESTY continued her ride for upwards of au hour. She appeared very cheerful, .and much refreshed. On Thursday morning the Countess of CARDIGAN visited her MAJESTY ...

... are informed that the friends of !be Hon. Colonel Chr. Hutchinson intend to oppose him immediately ; in that case, Messrs• Grattan and Sbaw will find it necessary to exert themselves. County of Dublin.—lt is now asserted that Sir C. Dotn‘ille has joined ...

... Letter from Rio de Janeiro, data apd July. The English house of - here is loading a vessel for Lima with a cargo of fire arms, military stores, doathing, &e. under a licence, or perhaps a contract with the Spanish Minister at this Court, and it is said ...

... nant John Grant to he Captain of a Company, without put cuase. vice Thinupson, deceased ; Ensign Stephen !Italie to he Lieutenant, vice Grant. 57th Ditto--Lieutenant John Cundell, front the half-pay of the. Std Foot, to hr Lieutenant, vice John Hughes ...

... humble servant, ALEX. ;NI MEER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. WittiesSes tot he above Cure:-- , John Tl•on!son No. New Poultry Market, Vilinlpirg' John . 114'1i - itosli, old Assembly C.:lose; Prepared and sold liy the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY. LOB ...

... had got to such a head, as noarly to put a period tee my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head,. one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful Manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and tiad 'seen in a state of ulceration ...

... 3d inst. ;in lat. 49. 40. N. long. 13. 30. W., alter laying-to five days, with the wind at S. E., at 8 P. H. she spoke the John, CARR, of Prince Ed'A . 'ard's Island, who took her in tow until P. bi., when the tow-rope broke ; on the 4th, at 9 P. m. ; ...

... this city, I beg leave to second the motion jast made. The third and other Resolutions were moved and carried unanimously. JOHN CHAMBERLAINE, Esq. after the third resolution had been passed, hoped that the Committee would be an open one. W.F.FoLuorr,E ...

... - it existed in the same form, until the year 1810. At this period, the Mother Country, subdued in part by the victorious arms of the French nation, had no time to attend to the situation of her transatlantic Colo- Engaged in a destructive and terrible ...