... Londonderry received Mr. Grattan's fire, and then fired in the air. Mr. Bodkin, on the part of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself perfectly satisfied, and the affair, it is stated, terminated to the satisfaction of all parties. Mr. H. Grattan's conduct we cousidler ...

... advice of Henry Grattan, and lie would put to Hon. Gentlemen who maintained different opinions if they believed that they could preserve the con. oection between the two countries for one 12 months without having recourse to force of arms ? Such experi- ...

... Majesty's gold cup, value 100 guineas, at Cowes, for achts nsot exceeding ninety tolls, was w on by John Smith barry, Esq. ?? yacht Columbine, beating John Meiklam, Esq. s, Fanty, Colonel Mnaddes' Corsair, and J. Levison Gower, Esq.'s, Albatross, after a ...

... WN'SOf.VENc Y BluotE, James William, Liverpool, underwriter. BANKRUPTS-4ueKUA BARNier, John, Birminglham. builder BRADLeY, John Rose, Sheffield, bone.merchant EVANS, John Charles, Woolhamopton, Berks, innkeeper HOUNSFIELD, William Henry, Preston. Lanesbtire ...

... appointed one of his own sons to the office of Accoun- tant General of the Court of Chancery, vacarnt by the death of the late John Boyd, Esq. worth 8094. a-year. The negroes in Jamaica are raising a subscription to presenit Lord Sligo with a piece of plate ...

... Royal Engineers, grandson of the late Sir John IMolesworth, of Cornwall, Bart. to Isabella, daughter of the late Richard Waring, Esq. of Belfast. DIED -At his house, Cumttberland-strect, Portmna- square, Sir John Sewell, Knt. D. C. L. F. It. S. &c. and ...

... 73, Colisorp)e-street Committce -On the 3d ult. a general meeting of the committee and others was held at the Cal. thorpe Arms, for the purpose of rendering up the sub. scriptions collected for the presentation of silver cups to the jury. The Chairman ...

... amid frank, In the lad's countenaence, abi and their royal higitnesses being struck willh his appear. go ance, requested Sir John Conroy to question him as to his ne, situation and circumnstances. Upon this gentlemnan's dollig me so, thme poor [toy relilied ...

... indisposed at I Strathfieldsaye, vvhich has prevented his Grace from hunt- f .ing, as usual, at Hcrtt'ord Bridge, with Sir John Cope's, or 4 the V ine hounds. His Grace, it is understlood, will remnain I at Strathtieldsaye until the meeting of lParliament ...

... Mlinistry'of a former reign,notwitlhstandlng the eloquent remonstrance of a Grattan, took up arms against our refractory brethren in ,,America. Our, Ministry have taken uip arms against the IProtestant religion; and in order to overthrow their oppo-I n ...

... WHIo MODE os CHOCINo Juanzcr, I was presiding, iaid Msr. Serjeant Adams, in his speech at the dinner given to the Earl of Cardigan, noticed in last Bull, over the Bench of Middlesex Magistrates, of which you are doubt- leis aware I have the honour to ...