... and that the defendant is entitled to his costs. Ordered accordingly. CARDIGANSHIRE. Aberayron, Monday, Sept. 6. (Before John Johnes, Esq. Rees v. Beynon. Commitment for contempt of Court, in not appearing to summons. Defendant had been summoned to this ...

... tuned it up, ia perfect, from hilt to point, when it first left the hands of the artificer. It it in the possession of Mr. John Harris, of Sonthgate-street, who, believe, intends transmit it to the Arehisological Society.—Roth Chronic!?,. The philosopher ...

... resolved that bis retirement from the ‘ Harkeawar’’ career should not pass withow notice, agreed to “warm bia house’’—the Corbet Arms len, tickets We believe that nearly 500 were sold, and apwerds of 150 persons were prese:t, with Sir A. V. bet, Sir R. C. Hill ...

... evenings, 10, Argyll place. Regent-street and all booksellers. Cardigan.—Effkct a Failure. —The stoppage the house of Gowers and Nephews has thrown the great* n over the town of Cardigan and its neighboorhot The loss of the two of the hunse, Mr. Lewis ...

... Robinson,. David Sunderland Lord (ilenelg. d° Thomas, Cook John Hardy, Dixon Shields Doctor Winterbottom, Thomson d* Kate, Harvey d° 28 Heart of Oak, Small 0 ROUEN arrived from Sept. 26. John, Richard Donegal, Burney Vigilant, Evans Bligh, College CHERBOURG ...

... met by seven or eight ruffians, who whilst uttering cries against the PorE, attacked them, and wounded one slightly in the arm, while the other was stretched on the ground with three serious wounds in his leg. After this disgraceful victory, they fled ...

... nothing more, viz., adjourn. There were present, John O'Connell, Henry G rattan, James Fegau, Jobn Reynolds, and Daniel O'Connell, Esqrs. After looking at each other sitting, for upwards of an hou r, Mr. John O'ConneU broke silence by expressing surprise ...

... generality of their sex cannot attempt. Death of Sib John Moobe The severity of wound like Sir John Moore’s precluded, from the first moment it was received, all hope of his surviving beyond hour or two. The arm was tom nearly from the shoulder, aud the collar-bone ...

... along from boat to boat. The bowa of the prahua were protected by ampilana, formed of moaket-proof planka; they appeared well armed, crowded with men, and in formidable position awaited the approach of the ateamer. “At 1 30 the piratsa opened &re on the ateamer ...

... same subject. The rent fo- the week amounted to £35 8s. 4d. At another preliminary mectingof Irish Repeal meat- bers, Mr. H. Grattan has given notice of resolutions to prevent the export of corn, cattle, and provisions fromr Ireland, and thus, having cat ...

... nothing more, viz. adjourn. There w ere p resen t, John O'Connell, Henry Grattan, James Fegau, John Reynolds, and Daniel O'Connell, Esqrs. After looking at each other sitting, for upwards of an hour, Mr. John O'Connell broke silence by expressing surprise ...

... , in the county of Limerick, was attacked bv an armed parly, who knocked at the door and demanded admittance. Kelly, who was silting at the lire eating his supper, “,“e with one his children in his arms for the purpose opening the door, when the parlies ...