... -Henry Grattan, Hylton, hence for New Orleans, 28th ult. 80 miles N. W. of Lisbon, leaky, and steering for Lisbon,-Eagle, Rose, hence for Virgi. nia, 10zh nlt. lat. 40 0, Ion. 48 0.-Dover, Bursley, hence for Boston, 30th nlt. lat. 49 0, Ion. 8 0.-John Taylor ...

... Kennedy, from the 2d Foot. MFs51oRAtNDA.-Assistant-Surgeon John Parke, M.D. of the 23d Foot, has been superseded. The Christian namme of Ensign M'Ltod, of the 37th Foot, is Edward, and not John, as stated in The Ua ette of the 21st ult. The Christian name ...

... -, and about twenty sail more, whose names could not be made out - wind W. nearly -poo calm. IWill The sloop Commerce, of Cardigan, was driven on shore on tan, ~.Sunday, at Southport. The crew and materials were saved, man - A sealed bottle was picked ...

... the prisomers, who are said L os halve been armed, and assisted by the morks of a nwighbourr- ,2 ing convent, to break out of prison. Toe attempt was frus- ;f rh tea'cd The inhabitrnts flo.ked to receive arms in greater AtSI nims bers than could be supplied ...

... Davis. Mr. GRATTAN explained these transactions In a most satis. factory manner, and In the course of his explanations he bore so hard on Alderman King, that the wvortby Alderman lost his temper and declared be would not beput dovn by Mr. Grattan. r. GRATTAN ...

... Captain, by purchase, vice Scoones. d a To be Lieutenanta-Lieuternant John Edward Orange, from tsat the 13th Foot, vice John Hamilton Craik, who retiree upon twa half-pay; Ensign John Uniacke ,effery, by purchase, vice Pizon. thle 82.1 Ditto-Ensign Taornas ...

... baslast, but was not tlloecd, astid t'ter li-s, stt ;:rt-ie , nessl his protest. ' ? ?? 12 -ce WVard, arrived hers fxons S. John's, t- r,1 eesneti on Cithe fftil uIr. in lat. 63 0, loss. 33 0. a Jr ...

... declared Sir Edward Denny dtuly im elected, and proceeded to sign the return jointly with hia bro- a, ther burgesses. ut Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL, of Grena, who stood at the left mn of the Bench in whieh the worthy Provost and Burgesses sat, rs said he was happy ...

... chan. raies 'Croinpron, rerftceu a cashire, fustiantnmanufaeturer_-John. Pilliet abtttb wark, hop-merchaut. MtEETINGS OF CR--TOS ~~I Dec. 12. Evan Williams, second ?? . 35ud 13, John Sherratt. Preseot, div ?? 16 & 17, Samuel SHarg~reaves, ito and d- Days ...

... and the First Lieutenant of hisi Majestv's late I to bomb, the Terror, who had travelled (dressed like freebooters, ult- and armed with pistols,) more than sevenry miles, on foot, to Pest obtain assistance from the Admiral in the Tagus. Their ship, it appeared ...

... CHAIRMAN now gave, 1Lord Roasmore, the intrepid defender of his maligned coun-I trymen [loud cheers, and calls for Mr. John Chester]. Mr. JOHN CfESTER: I donot hesitate one momentto obey the call you have made on me to return you thanks in the name of Lord ...

... Duchess ef Roxbiirgh and Majior O'Reilly, the Countesa San Antonio, Mrs. Fitzherbert, the Hon. Mrs. Herbert, the Hon. Mrs. St. John, Sir W. atid Lady Tierney, L:idy ()nslowUodlonel Fitzrlsrence, Colonel Farqbrhar, Lady Agnes Butler, Mr. Mas- tertio Ure, Sir ...