... Mr. James CirritCan, son of the late Right HOD. Henry Grattan; was in the receipt of a pension of 20901. a-lear, for having given the first information of Buonaparte's escape from Elba, Mr.. Grattan has' written a letter to theFreeman's.Journal, stating ...

... the' office of Lieutenant of the faid Ca (lie, the room of James Earl of Cardigan,' dectafed. - NKRU PT CIES. E N'LA Aldridge, Maidenhead , corn-eb.andkr;nd T. Richaxds, St.. john-lreet, baker, train Itilarch 14, to May zatGtijt,i: U. _BNRtIPTCItS Suez ...

... March 9 - LONDON. _HER Majefly and the Princeffes have within. the:e few days feen the March ionefs of Bath, Countefs of Cardigan, and Lady C. :Finch. • Yeflerciay the Lord Chancellor had an audience of the 'Royal Vamily. - Yeflerday about twelve o'clock ...

... of any meafure reform, and were determined to op. pole it. 'Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER thOUght upon the whole, that the Bill wpald rather tend to promote perjury, than to prevent bribery. Sir JOHN NEWPORT was of opinion that the Bill ought at leaft to be allowed ...

... the amount. of about 70, and is commanded by John Rogers, of Pmrofe, Ely. Captain; ThomaS Efq. Mayor of HeMoti, Lieutenant 9 and John llorluee, Gent. Enfign. They provide their own clothes, a n d are to be armed with =Acts, at the expence of the Major. The ...

... brandy-merchant, 18, 22, 27, at Attorney, r. Elftoh, Catherine-cou[r, , io.t y fquare. John. Lewis, of Cardigan, Carcli,tancnin.-, r,rcer, July 4,5' at the lieiumont's Arms Inn, Kirklu:aton ' • Yorkftiiie, 271 the Rofe and.CiOwn Inn, 1 itilderstie)d,Yorichin ...

... they are to call at Falmou! here'they will be , joined by the other treo which failed hence tome dayi (ince. Said the John Bull hired armed cutter a conycy for the Downs. A large frigate with a fleet el vefrels uni cmvoy - fram the eattward, pafled the harbi ...

... Memier of Parliament for Weymouth. On Welinefday died, in Wimpole-ltreet,.Mr, John Dobbins, in the 70th year of his age. ' On Thurfday died, in Little Pulteney-ftreet, Mr. John Frears, in the 39th year of hisoage. D. L. The Country Girl, with The Defertes ...

... Inn-square. John Ile;gue, Chalford, Gloucestershire, linen-draper arid grocer, Aug. 9, 10, Sept. at eleven, at the Rummer, . All Saints'-lane, Bristol. AtterneyS, - Mr. Goolden, Clutton, near Bristol, and' Messrs. Hurd and 'Johnson, Temple. John Smith, E ...

... furrendor , flitie ix, 14, July 16, at Guild,- 14- Attorney, Mr.,Aclarite,‘OldjeWry. Peter.. Dubbeldemptt' 'Van Dyck, Arnold John Gevers Leuven, ancl - Wynand.Adriaen• de Grunter Vink,, late of the Circus, Minories, incrchan'ts, June rx;2B, July x 6, at ...

... —Major- Gen. Phipps and C. t.Mawes_Sir John Newport and Scropt I S tsGennains—Sir Jot:Sidney York and Mai Rutlandfhire--Lord Henniker and Col. C. Cockermonth—John Lowther and jinnes G e litheroe—lion. Robert Curzon and John Cattle Rifing—Charles Chetter and ...

... Michell, of Titchfield Lodge,Efq. Su rroLK—John Vernon, of Nadon, Efq. u &Ray —James Mangles, of Woodbridge, Efq. Suss P.: x—William . SLanford, of Prefton, Efq. WA avicKsittßE—Poltponed. WILT S tit E—John Holton, of Grittleton, Efq. OR CE ST ER ,:—Sir ...