... 13.-Arrived from London, the Ruby, Corneby, for Lisbon. 0 ?? ?? Plymouth, Feb. 12.— Arrived, the Pearson, Smith, ironi St. John's. ?? Falmouth, Feb. 12.— Arrived from London, the Huskisson, March, for Sierra Leone; Julius Cesar, Stafford, for Honduras ...

... the French ship Trident (Admi.al De Rigw), are at Vourla. Other smaller vessels of war are there, or in the Gulf. The Lara, John Dongan, Risk, stid other vessels for Constantinople and the Black Sea, are either discharging Iheir cargoes here, or wailin ...

... or other *hips to subscribe towards so liable J» charity. The Orestes, 18, has been recpmmissioned at Chatham, by Commander John Reynolds (formerly of the Hecate) ; and the Rose, 18, at this port, by Commander W. B. Suckling. Lieutenant James Wilkinson ...

... Dudley and Ward; Dowa- gers Grantley, Falmouth, and Forte. cv • ; Lady Appreece, Sirs Francis Blake, Edward Newnham, John Coghill, George Arm-troiig, and Robert Peate: Generals Doyle and Dreuly ; Colonels Biker, Debath, Lenox. &c. It is strongly recom- mended ...

... and the Ladies Paget, Earl of Chatham, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Holland, Lord Calthorpe, Lady Hippesley, Lady Caven- dish and famiiv, Lady Shelley, Lady Rush', Admiral Sir C. Paget, Sir John Becket, Sir G- PownaU, &c, &c, will be RE-OPEN ...

... expressed a similar opinion. Mr. GRATTAN explained that his object was only to amend the Act. Leave given. a- Upon the motion ofthe Chancellor of the ExcawJ-J*-* House went lo the Orders of the Day. , . Mr. GRATTAN moved the second reading ot the ? ...

... or Benj. Collins Bro lie, Esq. of England Edw. Hawke Locker, Esq. Right Hon. Sir John NichoU.M.P. John Diston Powles, Esq. Bir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart., The Rev. John Lonsdale M. P. I 6. That Henry Nelson Coleridge, Esq., Barrister at Law, be appointed ...

... Ireland, presented a Return or the Number or Persons confined in the Marshalsea Court or Dublin. CONSTABULARY— IRELAND. Mr. Grattan presented a Petition from the Barony of Forth, County of Wexford, praying some Amendment in the Con- stabulary Act,— Ordered ...

... the SctfpWs. 'Wefrostnd the Right HdoTfJeL tleuianfMr. Lamh) wowhfe take up the sobj.cN I ■■.:■, ■ I Sir JOHN NEWrH)RTrweotnUiend>d^ (Mr. Grattan) should fix ?pme day for this discussion. It was a subject ef the utmost importance. The system was now verse ...

... Locker, Esq. F.R.S. forke.M.P. Wm. Metcalfe, Esq. AdmiralSotheron, M.P. George Palmer, Esq. Admiral Di^by John Pirie, Esq. »'S_eriffSpottiswoode,M.P. I John Innis Pocock, Esq. J-J- Bethel!, E«q. Chris. Richardson, jun. Esq. «W Blanshard, Esq. Lieut. F. D. Schaw ...

... Slst December Ust, and that the business willin future he carried on by JOHN BAKER and JAMBS BAKER; and tbai atl Debts due to tire late Partnership Will he received by the said John Baker and James Biker j and all ; Debts due from the same Partnership will ...

... from Scotland.— Ordered to be printed. DORSET LUNATIC ASYLUM. Mr. Bankes brought in a Bill for the purpose of enabling Francis John Browne, Esq., to convey a certain house and estate to the use of the Count v of Dorset, a* a Lunatic Asylum, in accordance ...