... praying for a general act of grace, and a total abolition of any imprisonment for debt. THU RSDAY.--CATuoric QuESTION.—Mr. Grattan postponed his motion on the Catholic question until Monday next in order to allow the Bank Committee and Finance Committee ...

... TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. , The Gazette contains a declaration far the cessation of arms, as well by sea as by land, agreed to between his majesty.,.and his most christian majesty ; it is dated the 6th day of May, and enacts that tlic vessels and effects ...

... 102 ounces. The arms of Mr. Williams are engraven within the epergne, and on the stand is the following inscription :— This Piece of Plate was presented by a number of Individuals, principally Electors of the Borough of Preston, to John Williams, Esq. ...

... of the colliers on Thursday last returned to their work. MULTUM IN Pon vo.—Friday sennight James Grattan, Esq. eldest son of the late Rt. Hon. H. Grattan, was elected representative for the county of Wicklow, in the room of the late Mr. Parnell, without ...

... thisday fortnight. TITESDAY.—Mr. Marryat presented a petition from the parish of St. Botolph against the London .clergy bill. Sir John,Newporticad a memorial, which he said he . had received that Morning Irmo Ireland, complaining of the nonresicrence of Eke ...

... 21st inst., that Mr. Henry Grattan has commenced legal proceedings against Mr. John Burke Fitzsimons, the proprietor of the print called the Hibernian Journal, for a libel on his deceased father, the Right Hon. Henry Grattan. EMIGRATION.—There is recently ...

... with her husband (who had a, child in his arms), and taking her up, swore he would have a woman, whether or no. He carried her a little distance, and she screamed violently, and at length slipped from his arms and ran away. He pursued and caught her, ...

... BEACON POLITICS.—On the same day that Mr. Duncan Stevenson raised an action of relief against John Nimmo, the journeyman-printer editor of the Beacon, the said John Nimmo took his leave of Edinburgh. Our next account of him will be, we have no doubt, from ...

... Paisley on he 23d. The Judges present were the Lord-Justice-Clerk and Lord Pitmilly. James . Speirs, weaver in Johnstone, and John Lang, weaver in Kilbarcham, two of the persons against whom true bills were found, having been put to the bar, and arraigned ...

... they Would Mite hi v powerful assistance in their endeavours to renderiheineasure perfect as it could at present be made. Sir John Nichol stated, that it was essential to the security of our establishments mat the protestant character of our constitution ...