... Hairden, du do 31ary, Driscoll, do do litnry Grattan, Hylton, do do Hellespont, Pratt, do do Lune, Brown, do do siroc, Lambert, do do Ann Paley, liolstone, from Lisboa, do Carpenter, from Alexandria, do Rhoda, Johns. do do Angerstein, !touch, from Arieati ...

... Monter.uma, and Ann Reid, Philadelphia; Helen, Patman, New York; Corsair, Halifax; Susannah, Carpenter, and Rhode, Johns, Alexandria ; John and Isaac, Gallipoli; Amity, Trieste; Hardware, Patras; lleram, lirown, Mediterranean ; Ann, Paley, Lisbon imam, ...

... Batavia. The Eliza Everett, Everett. from St. John's, New Brunswick, having lost her masts, bowsprit, and rudder, was abandoned by tke crew on the 12th ult., in lat, 32. long. 63 . and burnt. to Cork, The John Coulson, from --, was wrecked near Cadiz, about ...

... to have paid his respects to the electors. The carriage was preceded by a band and colours. On one flag was inscribe i, Grattan, the offspring of 1782. Aftar having waited on most of the electors in that town and its neigh- bourhood, he proceeded to ...

... daughter. At county Limerick, the lady of John iMarshall, Esq., of .a mn. . . In Wexford, the latly of the Her. Mr. Hawkshaw, of daughter he lady John Cleary, Esq , Mitcbelstowu, Clonmel, *.f a daughter. Clomnvl, Mrs. John Sterne, of a daughter. MAH HI AGES ...

... )—Lempbell 100, Gisborne 81. h, April 29 —John Wpylsnd 102, J. Sienley 9ft, Horscc Twisb 21. The two former were elected. Newark, April (hslf pa»t,lhree).—Wilde 498, Hendley 383. 278. Warwick, April 2ft. --John Tome* 60, Bokoo King 5Jf Sir Greville 46 ...

... URO BROUGHAM and VAUX tbs Chair. aTEwaua. Richard Bethell, Eaq. John Co*erdale, Ktq. J. E. Sanderson, Eaq. Rohett Gibson. Etq. John Bayley, Esq. William Hatlam, Kaq. ! ChrUiopliet Esq. John Ishqtvood, Esq. illiam Atlmson, Ksq. George Lesch, Eta. Henry Bentley ...

... 'have the f iofi or t be,&eutlemen, ' With every Eentilent of eiteem an regard, t ' foixrrvery obedient, humt31e ser~vant,. i JOHN O'NEILIL. Leirdoa, 2w2d Apnt, 183L t 16 in ; TO THtE , * tin )IAYOR, -AIJ'EB.RMEN, BURGESSES,' FREE- tJ HO.LDE;RS, AND3 FREEMEN ...

... the late members retire. Mr. Ilcovnie. who voted for the bill, following the example of Mr. M. Fitzgerald. who did not. 'Mr. John O'Connell is the second reformer is field. CLAM:L.—Three reformer; —Magin Namara, Mr. Maurice O'Connell, and Mr. O'Gorman Mahon ...

... Duke and Duchess of Cumberland, and a distinguished party. A very superb service of gold and silver plate, with the Imperial Arms of Russia combined with those of the house of Lieven, was used on this occasion, and the domestics appeared in their rich state ...

... President— Sir CHARLES FORBES, Bart., MP. DIRECTORS. John Bent, Esq. Frederick Silver, Esq. Thomas H. fall, Esq. John Stewart, Esq. J. G. Harris, Esq. G. J. Siilivan, ?? W. Paxlon Jervis, Esq. John Thoyts, Esq. Rev. Ph. Lc Breton. Edward Wright, Esq. ...

... Mahon thanked his countrymen for their reception of him. On Thursday the city of 'WATERFORD election takes place, when Sir John Newport will certainly be returned. A gentleman named Christmas, has been spoken of as his opponent; but Christmas, being an ...