... Inspector of the Arsenals for the Construction of the Artillery, to be chosen by the War Minister among the Major-Generals of that arm who are in active service. The fifth Ordinance orders that Seamen, taken Prisoners of War, shall have the time of thsir captivity ...

... I Talbot has been eminently useful in matters of this kind. I When Mr. 11. Grattan denominated the late Lord Clare the Irish Jefferies, he acted as the friend of Mr. Grattan in his duel with the present Lord Claw., and prevented, by his judicious s ...

... inquiry, he found that in an Act of Parlia. fluent introduced ter the regulation of tithes, the present Lord Stowell and Sir John Nichol! added a clause to prevent any person ' becoming a Proctor who had been employed in the Prerogative Court. A tumult ...

... Improvements on Shakspe.sre and Milton. To conclude with ALEXANDER'S FEAST. Lecture 11. Friday Camar kr.; Addison's Cato. late John Enable; Inarnatlats and Actors of ( he Day. /sc. Mors open at seven. at Half-pest Seven. Se.. Pit 35.,, Gallery 2a. Subaerfption ...

... CUSTOM-HOUSE, Aram 3. ENTERED INWARDS. Buren Verwagtheg, C. Piss (Bake; broker), from Rotterdam. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Turco, Arm Mevagiseey, of London, Bowden, front a erturaltar, has put in here leaky, and obliged to. discharge' er :argo. PLYMOU APRIL ...

... table. LOCAL TAXATION. Sir T. ACLAND also presented a petition from Bristol, complaining of the local taxation, 'and blr. GRATTAN a similar petition, from the City of Dublin.— Ordered to be printed. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Sir]. MACKINTOSH complained that the ...

... acquainted this mouth, submit to the Houses motion with respect to the late with the nature of the Bel. proceedings in the case of John Smith, a missionary at Demerara. Mr. PEEL said, Oat any argument urged against the measure Mr. STANLEY presented a petition ...

... you would have hanged me. In the work for which the individual was convicted for caching the people to insurrection and to arms. Joseph Swan row confined, and so far not a (ruffian ; hot was he wrongly co”vireed ? Comparing his crimes and his imprisonment ...

... Brandram, I. John 'Martin.. Esq. M.P. CV d, Eat. Rowland SlitcheU Esq. !Dian: D. wson. Esq. Hubert Mord. Esq. 'fir T. Marie Farquhar. flirt. John G. Ravensnaw, Esq. John Garrett, Esq. Alderman. Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas Gerry, Esti. John Share, Esq ...

... and Mary Anne, Forster, from Petersburett. Sailed his 31ajcsity's ship Britannic for the West Indies ; John, ' Mathews, for Naples; Caroline, Johns, for St. Michael's; and Penult, Shepherd. fur Bengal. MAIL, Slay. 19.—Arrived the nautilus, —, from Pernamhuora ...

... Fox, from the coast between that capital and the Span.sh frou- t i Vl ie ' y ile f i r e i , FRANKLIN, one of the Judges; JOHN BINKT , bought ups by British speculators with an avidity that makes A pla anlation has been issued at Corfu by the Lo►d Lord ...

... from Hondurts.-sailed 21st August; Tinley, Brom, from ditto; Maria, (late) Clark, from Africa: Britannia, Fulbistcr, from St. John's, N. 8.; and Sir William Wallace, Dewar, from Africa. Hu e.e., OCT. 24.—A1l the vessels which got on shore on this coast, ...