... Letter from Rio de Janeiro, data apd July. The English house of - here is loading a vessel for Lima with a cargo of fire arms, military stores, doathing, &e. under a licence, or perhaps a contract with the Spanish Minister at this Court, and it is said ...

... this city, I beg leave to second the motion jast made. The third and other Resolutions were moved and carried unanimously. JOHN CHAMBERLAINE, Esq. after the third resolution had been passed, hoped that the Committee would be an open one. W.F.FoLuorr,E ...

... - it existed in the same form, until the year 1810. At this period, the Mother Country, subdued in part by the victorious arms of the French nation, had no time to attend to the situation of her transatlantic Colo- Engaged in a destructive and terrible ...

... George Tyndall, John Sinclair, Gentleman Commoner of . Pembroke College. William Simmons, rrederic Borradailr, rederic Vincent, of Brasenose College. John Bonham, James Formby, Charles Addams Williams,} of Trinity College. Edward Trinson, John Sillifant, }of ...

... ot justice were satit•tied by the convictions whtch had taken place on this ch.rge, it Daniel . Sl4den, bert Whitworth, and John Kay, chose to submit to their indictments, he should not object to their being discharged on their own recognizances in 401 ...

... Gentlemen, Your very obedient humble Servant, HENRY GRATTAN. I hope, in the course of next week, to be able to w►'ite to you more fully on the important subject u led to in your Address. Mr. GRATTAN'S Answer was inclosed in a note, of which the following ...

... ke, re Deihy,Carnarvoim, Clare, Dowager ar- Aebani, Dowager Cardigan, Rothe,. li r lw e i n mloz, n, Sd e r v r e s7 . , Vemnbroie, It l od :„ 4 : g c s :irlisrc, e tl u resysbu i tc, Cardigan, • et/mos.-AT Gaiway, Moliswortb, Lake, Sidney. •mi n ,, rst ...

... Randall Nicitolaß John O'Connell, Joseph Pinnliet, Thomis Kirwan, nod Diniel O'Connell, form n Committee chosen by ti•eMecing, to decide on a fit and propfr prrson to piese , it the Catholic Petition in the in of the late lamented 1-1. Grattan, EN. Some (3 ...

... obtained a pardon for the tour poachers, who were sentenced to be transported for seven years for poaching at midnight with fire-arms, in the vale of lielvoir, and not only restored them to their distressed families, but directed that they shall be fully employed ...

... Monday last, at two o'clock, at his Lordship's house in Conduit-street, in the 52(1' year of his age,t he Hight Ilonotirable John Bowes, Earl of Strathmore and Kinglorn, in Scotland, and Baton Bowesof the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. On ...

... Princess walk out with Bergami, either at Milan or Venice? • 'He had, at both cit ies, at M i lan and at I Venice; they walked arm in arm twice at Milan, and also at Venice.. • - Did they promenade by slay-light, or by night? They walked out between nine anti ...

... PLATES contain the Counties of Kent, Essex Dorset, Devou, and-Cornwall, and proport:,:' of Solite+ set, Sun ey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Wilt Berhs ; Middlesex, Sulfolks H et ttor4. and, r t containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire., of the ...