... Adams, to be Adjutant. John Nike, Gent, Sun-eon. Chichester VoUnteert. Second Lieutenant John Murray to Pint Lieutenant, rice M.mh, promoted. , Richard Wilmot, Gent, to Second. Lieutenant, *ice Murray. Chrittchurck ValmUtrj. John Elliott, Gent, to Second ...

... hea wi were going away, I heard Mr. Grattan tell Neils J. would in town or before the Tuesday folo'vi. ; and I understood from Neihon that Mr.Grattan ■ him in prison, and on our return to town, told had sworn Mr: Grattan. , eitsl, and I breaktasted that ...

... up the hopes of his followers to the last.. Saturday last, he following men, viz. Wfn. O'Loughlin, John Burke, Hugh M'Guirc, Edm. M'Guire, T. Gibbons, John Gibbous, and Patrick Doherty, were brought into Aa- Araterford, and next day sent New Geneva, thence ...

... 3d instant, the bodies of Mr. John Piggy, taylor in Strathmiglo, uear Perth, and his son, a boy about ten years age, were found dead in the snow, about 20 yards from the village of Strathmiglo, clasped in each others arms. They had gone to Auchtermuchty ...

... Roche, and Sir J. Parrtcl spoke. Sir John Bl&quicrc expressed strong displeasure at the very imprudent language made use of by some gentlemen supporting the amendment. [Afr. Egan had just risen to speak, when Mr. Grattan entered the house, introduced the ...

... Manners, Right Hon* Chaties Yorke. Cardigan, Hon. John Vaughan. Catli*gtun, Mr. Fortescue, Mr. Orchard. Camcijord, Robert Adair, John Fonblanque, Esqrs. Cirencester, .Sir R. Preston, Bart. M. H. B?ach, Esq. ClUkero,Hon. John Cust, Hon. Robert Curaon. Cockermouth ...

... for Sale Residence, of Land-Tax. Bedford The. Pearse Bedford Berks John Blandy Bucks Chaplin Aylesbury Cambridge K. J. Haggersion Cambridge Chester C. Hamilton Chester Cornwall John Bodmin Cumberland R. Carlisle Derby Thomas CoX Derby Devon R. Eai«, ...

... during the summer month >. ters from Plymouth contain the following of a very gallant attion atchieved off the I le of Bas, two armed boats belonging to fhe Loire frigate, Captain Maitland, under the command Lieutenant Temple. Captain of la Loire frigate, on ...

... military spectacle the Presentation of Co,ours, to the Queen's Royal Volunteer Corps. At nine olclock, the St. Margaret's and St. John's, now the Loyal Westminster Volunteers, under the command of the Hon. Col. Eden aud Major Jones, were drawn up, and took their ...

... as visitation of Heaven, concludes as follows:— Let his nation a prey to discord and alarm—in his family let one brother be armed against another, and tin; mother against her eldest son! M At beholding these striking proofs of the existence of divine and ...

... high encomiums), returned to Dorchester, where a sumptuous dinner was provided by his Royal Highness's orders, at the King's Arms, and In the evening a ball was given in honour of his Royal Highness, which was very well attended. The Cormorant, Railleur ...

... come out a warm action, and had the enemy been suflieicntly spirited we must have been all taken. The Bold, Marine-, and Ann, armed ships, ran in and engaged one praam, six schooners, and gun schuyts, for one hour and three quarters. What mischief have done ...