... with Stephenson, the banker, and Lloyd, his clerk, John, Brown, hence for Newcastle, was lost 27th unt, on the ig N. W. coast of Ireland. Crew saved. It. Barbldoes, Dec. 20.-We learn that the armed brig William re Parke, from Liverpool for Jamaica, has ...

... government? »f ßl should fulfil his duty to his constituents, and persevcrmgly oppose every motion founded upon this , Mr. H. Grattan eulogised Mr. Peel tor his manly conduct in owning his error. , . Sir J. Mackintosh most cordially concurred every part of ...

... held out for Ireland, and bobsplimented Mr. Peel upon the sacrifice lie had made of private feelings to public duty. Mr. H. GRATTANs saw tine dawn of hope now rise, and there was a prospect of good for Ireland. Tile Catholic association miglht have exhibited ...