... To which will be added the Burlesque of CUPID. Cupid, Mr. John Reeve ; Psyche, Mrs. Honey. To oonclude with the new Burletta, intitled OTHELLO ; or. The Moor of Fleet-street. Othello, Mr. John Reeve; lago, Mr. Yates; Desdemona, Mrs. Fitzrvilliam. Box ...

... During the rebellion at Warraw he was several times subjected to judicial Innniry, because he was supected of having sent arms, over the frontiers, but nothing could be proved. hoA'evPr, ou r0.,,m.f0n of nr ,,, oe nt Co .? 2 P e r' and le '.'N't in ( ...

... name of Grattan. The fact was that Mr. Grattan, when in opposition, had voted with his politic a l opponents, because he knew that the measure which they proposed was for the public good. He would read an extract from the speech of Mr. Grattan in 1808; ...

... victory which would be remembered to all after time. There he is (pointing to Lord John Russell). In 1824, the renewal of the Insurrection Act was proposed. What said Lord John Russell ?—(hear, hear.) He said :— If we were told that in Austria, Russia, or ...

... truth was on soap, on wool, on cotton, and upon many other articles Mr. GRATTAN gave notice for the 29'th of March, of a the measure was necessary in itself, and we only put arms —(laughter). He repeated that the taxes upon these ar- motion respecting ...

... some material relief was not af- tides of Union, to support. , put forded to the people. He hoped that the Noble Lord Mr. GRATTAN remarked that the question had not equer would afford relief in order to prevent disappointment, been answered whether or ...

... saved. The Elizabeth, of Lancaster, and the John M'Kerley, are on shore on Hoyle Bank. The Irton, Little, bound to Liverpool, was on 20th instant, and would be obliged to discharge: a The Phcenix, of Cardigan, James, was on Inch the 20th Instant—crew saved ...