... narringtdri ' Mr. Fox Dr. O'Leaty . Mr. Pitt Lord Yelverrott Dr. Darwin . Mr. Isaac Corry . Loot I load Mr. john Berestord Sir U. L. Staunton Mr.' John Forster Mr. Thomas Taylor Dr. Burney General Melville Dr. Herschel ' ' The Bishop of London Mr. justice ...

... Naval was issued to prevent the exporta t i o of gun-powder, Stores, , between the signing of the Preliminary and saltpetre, arms, and ammunition, founded upon the Definitive Treaty of Peace. 29th Geo. 11. and not. upon the 33d Geo, lIL and • The CHANCELLOR ...

... ) more than zsmiles Buckingham, Aylesbury, o r W ) com b o. from London - ) Cambridge - Cambridge, or Ely. Cardiganshire Cardigan, Llanbeder, or A bery st with. Carrrcuthenshire Carmartnen, or Llanymelovry. Carnarvonshi re Carnarvon. ' Cheshire Clteter ...

... Reading ACAon Chaplin Aylesbury King John Heuer. Cambridge stone Chester C. Hamilton Corn Wail John Wallis Cumberland R. Mounsey Derby Thomas CoX Devon R. Bales. jun. Dorset T. Bartlett, jun. Durham S. Castle Essoc John lessopp . Gloucester Win. Stevens ...

... Court 'of-Madrid would not have ventetretho take a hostil 4 e , ,step against us, at leastnot soluttly compelled to it by the arms, but 'situated as we are, our interest, becoine.the of , French intrig°4e, and Ithe•re. quest of!ii French Ambassador at 'either ...

... deceiver—or whether he be one, and sometimes the other__ but what confidencei from the Public earl that Minister who upon them to arm on account of h ostile w hich surely must have known not to h av e existed—who-corO.. forts us with the hopes of profound ...

... Salisbury. Marthimerstr—Citcello and Donnegal. Eads---llarrington, Chatham, Roslin, Cardigan, Uxbridge, jersey, Sandwich, WCartney t Camden and Rivers. Cmwterms—Cardigan, Harrington, Essex, Ch.ithain, and Oornden Dowagers; Essex , and Aylesbury. Count Ruxon ...

... and unadvisedly .chew, will have any effea in damping that patriotic spirit which first led them to associate themselves in arms, and upon the continuance of which association the 'safety of the Country at the present moment so essentially depends. Yesterday ...

... On Saturday last PRINCE WILLIAM of GLotrcERTER reviewed the Earl•of CHESTER'S Regiment of Yeomanry, commanded by Cul. Sir JOHN LEICESTER, in Tabley Park. The Pa I a, who had been spending some days at Tabley, appeared upon the ground at eleven o'clock ...

... —Tdesday, March 27. Presteigne—Saturday, March so. CAERM - ARTI - lEN SPRING .CIRCUIT, Cartliganshir,!—Thursday: March 29, at Cardigan . . Pe t nbickeshire—Wednesday, April 4, at Haverfordwest. CaermarthLnshire —Tuesday, 'April to, at Carmarthen. NORTH WALES ...

... a Candidate to represent Dublin, in the room of M r . B ER ESFORD, W h o has resigned. Lord H.l+ ITZGER AID, and Messrs. GRATTAN, BARRINGTON, and G. LATOUCHE, are also mentioned as Candidates. ARAEST A'U PARIS' ) 40. EAU has bsey,t,ransferred from the ...

... e Geptletran:in his few obserVations,,more .especially--, because they had often been urged brthe mar(of the, people (H. GRATTAN).• Nothing was further hiA. mind, than to disparage: the-talents, 'or question' the sincerity of the Rt, he,-he hoped, in ...