... com- menced a new war, and Gaika, the Caffre Chief, with whom a treaty of peace and amity had been made, has again taken up arms, and is actively em- ployed iv raising and equipping a force, which is to be directed against the infant colony. The pre- tence ...

... party of Gentlemen, all armed, pro' ceeded to battle to the Insurgents. The lat' ter, however, did not wait for the attack, but dispersed. Eight prisoners fell into the hands 0f Mr. APCARTHY. The inhabitants have formed an armed association for the defence ...

... Wood, M. P. Joseph Manyett, M. P. John Jones. M. P. Pryse yle, M. P. JamesStogden, M. P. W. H. Scourfield, P Wm. Holmes. M. P. John Allen, M. P. W. E. Powell, M. P. Litut.• General Caniptsel, Lieut.-Gen. Maitland, Sir John Lillie, Cad. O'Neil, Lieut. Colonel ...

... and looped in the most classical style, and a cachimere shawl, elegantly thrown over the right shoulder, and held Vy the left arm. This pleasing habit forms oue of the most lively designs we ever remember to have seen. The male costume has not undergone ...

... party consisting of about twenty men, all armed, attacked the house of a farmer named Rice, at .111'nterfall, parish Of Inskinnv, about five miles from this city, which they succeeded in carrying off some arms, On Monday night they again visited the n ...

... leave the Tli sifin cases, than the taking per cent, in others. It is in contemplation to ereft Dublin, to the memory of Mr. Grattan. _v.s , There are only nine provincial-b&ttfajiflUHUhd'- 1809 there Were forty-three. ~-vSS^^*^^' An immense quantity of ...

... the next moment a poor od woman, with u ittle child in her arms, was dashed against the window of a pork shop. Her elbow shivered another pane of glass to pieces, by which the - poor creature's arm cut dreadfully, and she with difficulty saved the child ...

... annon, Visct. Martin, John Ebrington, Visa. Monck, J. B. Ellice, Ed. Moore, Peter' Fergusson, SIrR.C. Marjoribanks, S. Folkestone, Visct. Marryat,. Jos. Fane, John Neville, Hon. R.' Fox, G. Lane Newport, Rt. Hon. Grattan, J. Sir. John TELLErts—Hon. H. G;Bennet ...

... Berechureb-Halli Bart., RSHIRE—Steph. John Welch Fletcher Wel chi, : ' , of Painswiek, Esq., ansui ex.—Thomas Hampton Symons,orMyn de Park, E.g. HLit - rFoansuinK—Thomas Daniell, of Berkhampstead, 4 Esq. ' 14 . .. ax--T—John Powell Powell, of Quels, Esq. - ...

... it right to acquaint their Lordships that it was in the contemplation of his Majesty's Government to propose immediately to arm the executive government .of that country with additional powers; but it was proposed to confine the operation of such measures ...

... alias Treason, waS yesterday closed, John Doe and Richard Roe having made free to seize the precious content; and thus we hope, have convinced this man, that however strong he may be ht . , his own conceit, the arm of the law is still stronger, and , though ...

... Sir G. Plenett, John Hughes, WV. L. Rowley, Sir NV. 13entinck, Lord W. Ilutchinson, Hon. 1lunibold, C. Mlake, Sir F. C. 11. Itice', . S. Calcraft, JohIt James, jV'n,. Rickllorl, Vt'. Calvert, C. Johnson, Col. Smith, W. Carter, John Liaimbton, J. (T. ...