... eldest daughter of Mr. Peter Williams, of that town, solicitor. At Cardigan, Miss Lloyd, of Bronwydd House, in her 85th year. On the 13th inst. at Stalloe, near Montgomery, aged 51, John Rabbathan, Esq. of that place, and of Wilmington; esteemed and beloved ...

... American Legislator —There are some queer fellows in Congress. One of this class is Mr, Crockett, of Tennessee. His coat of arms consists of a rifle, butcher’s knife, and tomahawk, surmounting his name. This he has actually had engraved his seal. He is ...

... Grace the Duke of Portland and suite arrived the King’s Arms Hotel, ami afterwards sailed hence In his yacht. Sunday the Right Hon. V. M. P. arrived the same hotel. The sloop Commerce, of Cardigan, was driven on shore on Sunday Southport. The crew and ...

... -, 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 Triton, Carr, from the Cape of Good Hope. Cork, May 27.—Arrived the Economy, James, from H»i-hadoes; James, Laws, from St.John’s, New Brunswick; James, Lyon, from /ante; Mary Ann and Louisa, from Oporto; and Bestamader, for St. Uhe’s. Belfast, May 27 ...

... Kirt, 4/. F*.. VI . d.tto, Vnnity \Vc*t, If. l»* Id.; ditto, St. FatnciV, */. U», Vo.; d.Uo, John’*, I'.k. ji'd.; from Mr K« hoe’* CNttl-!i>«.Hm«it, jier Mr. John Uulfly, I*. |t |d., ttaidforst >-s, t»i , ..900 [ Fit David Lynoh, , MrrchunU I/, Uat Saturday ...

... Ist* Ur. Croker (although nnilorm ullenduut) rarely uddreeerd the Chuir, and if I accept bis speech the hut motion «f Hr. Grattan, tbo Catholic dotation ISIS, sad that in year 1834, ia reply to Mr. Home, amtioa of that gentleman’* eoacernlng the Navy, ...

... 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 ...

... should per se cute Nlajor Posse!, or deprive him altogether of his office. Sir JOHN NEW PORT considered Major Powell culpshle, in having neglected his duty. Mr. J. GRATTAN thought the Government ought to examine into the manner in which the public money ...

... BIOGRAPHICAL M. MAGAZINE, No, I. Contents—Wiillani Gifford—John Mason Good—Anthony Robinson—Count Lanjainais—Pestalozzi—William Kitchener, M.D.—lice. Jnbn Evans, LL.D—Claude Denis Raffenel— John Jones, I.L.D.—MHs -Bender—^Appendix—Llterariana—New Publi ...

... tire appointment of my Hon. and Gallant Frlenl. And first, Sir, I will ask, vhether it follows, that because a man has born arms, be is, therefere, umfit to hold a civil appointment [hear, bear!] ? Is a man, becaurse lie Las been brousght up In tie schonl ...

... similar motion were 247, against it, 234 ; majority for ir, 13. —In 1813, the only previous occasion when similar motion, Mr. Grattan, was carried, the numbers were for it, 264, against it, 224 ; majority for it, 40. 1814, the import tea was little more than ...