... llt Tn of the sons of the Glorious GRATTAN.; That noble-. and hottest patriot was. once on a time the saviour of s Ina „ rY,,eharging for saving it no more than fifty thou- Pounds. But all that is passed.. .GRATTAN did nonow app ears, and the fifty thousand ...

... of course, 1 history of former intercourse with China, that the most UII. Glamorganshire-At Swansea, Monday, July 13; at Cardigan, heard that there is a hitch respecting Lord Brougham, safe ef a ll courses i s that of quiet submission to insult, Wednesday ...

... circulated of the intention of Lord John Russell to offer himself for the Representation of this borough, in consequence of the announced elevation of Sir John Byng to the Peetage. Accounts have this day been received from Sir John, stating it to be his intention ...

... ed- by great talents and Arm fidelity lbs cause of civil sod religious freedom; Lord Chmeellor, laird Plunkei, always the mort powerful adtocaleof their claims and privileges, since the brilliant and daisling days of Grattan, not now exposed to the wretched ...