... having been circulated that Mr. James Grattan, son of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, was in the receipt of a pension of 20001. a-year; for having given the first information of Buonaparte's escape from Elba, Mr. Grattan has written a letter to the Freeman's ...

... because they are ignorant whither the next step might carry them. - GRATTAN.- - Sunday, about five o'clock in the afternoon, this celebrated character proceeded from Stephen's Green, to Sir John Rogerson's quay, to go on board the Waterloo steam packet, bound ...

... Shapland. Carew, jun. Esq, ancl Cuesar Colelougil, Esq. Town lire.Y*d-Riehard E g g. • T ou ,„ N ew Ross —john Carroll, Esq. Cntnty of Cardigan—Win. Dlward Powcll, Esq. . Borough CardigNt---Pryse Prysee BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Henry Lambden. Two Mill-hill ...

... *an, Chuneery.lane. S. I.apare,.l.oudon, dealer and chaptnan, :1,4,161 20, at siX. 21, and Sept. 12, at eleven, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs: Marten Mid Williamson, Gray's Inn, London; and Mr. Norris, Halifax, York. J. Abbott, We ...

... of-Mr. :Angell, of Cornhill. ; -, • • • On . .Satiirday last, 0. ChigWeli, John, ion of.JohnAlug, Es 4. ; of :John , street, 'Pedford-feity, to •Enirna, Second • daughterof John Wilkiats, Esq.' DIEM ' _ • • On Sunday, the 4th . itpt. •at Mated, in . Essex ...

... Mr. , Wood; Woodbri* , c; snd Messrs. W. and G. Tayler, Featherstone-huildi-ngs, 'born, London. .. , , ' Robert Harding and John Harding, of Trowbridge, WiltS , clothiers, dealers and 'chaprnen, ran 18; t t el , -ven, .Feb..lo, it two, at the George Inn ...

... Greenhill, Esq.; an Ambrose Goddard, of Wermidu, Esq. Pembroke. —John Beynon, of Trewerne, Esq.; John Ed, ward Phillipps .Laugharne, of Pontvane, Esq.; and Henry Davis, of' Mulloeh, Esq. Cardigan—George Jeffrys, of Glandorey, Esq. ,• Edward Pryse Lloyd, of ...

... certain; and it is pretty certain also, that there will be several new candidates. It is very generally understood that Mr. Grattan will, in consequence of his advanOd„age and the delicate state of his health, not again Offer himself fbr the city. This ...

... Carmichael Srpyttl, Royal Engineers, of a sop. On the 11th inst. the Lady of John Shore, Esq. of Guiicif.?/d--street, of a son. 11. On the Ist inst. at Bremen, the Lady of John F. Wessel, Esci. of a son. MARRIED. OR the 10th inst. at St. Mary's. Lambeth ...

... against it. Mr. NESS, on this, demanded a ballot, which I cil4 seconded by Mr. Patrick, and supported by Mess Grattan, M.P., D. Latouche, Henry Grattan, Lord Cloncurry. It was opposed by Messrs. Sutte r ; Collins, and Aldermen Nugent and Archer; tb latter of ...

... of London, and John Johnson, of Demerara, merchants, Robert Adcock and -John Adcock, of Linton, Cambridge, maltsters. James Oldham Oldham, Joseph Oldham, and Abel Joshua Oldham, of, Brook House, Holborn, furnishing irOnmongers. John Matteson and T. G ...

... ent and ultimate aggrandizement. - Mr. GRATTA.N, the son Of the late mucliCre , : spected member. for Dublin, .is a- Barrister at die Irish bar. • . . By the death of the Rev. - RJCIIARD late Fellow of St. John's College; Cambridge, the Rectory•of Easthorpe ...