... imeet the QUEEN, consisted , of 'the Duke and . .Doche - ss of YoRN, Princess CHARLOTTE, and Citnntess Dowager Countess of CARDIGAN,' Lord ST. HEEENi's, Count MuNsTEtt, &c. was afterwards a party at nine - unti dills tbis,. day with the Duke anti Duchess ...

... Fenses, to :oforce the Conscription laws : 3 gainst some of the of th Who had refused to march to the arniles. of the bens-d'armes teemed to serve as n Gig,lnhabitants in general to defend their brothers. and the , such weapons as the'could plocuN, they ...

... Mold.—Cheshire, Monday, April 15, at Cbt,ter. C.AInIARTHE i N CIRCUIT.(.. F:tinywn-op 3 •Serjcanf at' Lan--4.'I3ALGUIC, Esq. Cardigan, ,day, April 6.—1-laverfordwest, Tucscl4, -April 12.—Cttrulartlitii, lionday, April 113.. 1.31.t.EC0N CIRCUIT. . i The Hon ...

... from. the Clininencement of'Nfr. l'itt's Administration .to the l'ejection of Mr. Grattan's Bill, oil the 26th May, - 1813 ;, including the celebrated Speeches of Mr. Grattan . , for the Catholic Claims, and of Mr. Abbott, the Speaker, against them. Printed ...

... Chancellor of the _Exchequer, postponed the consideration of the remaining Army Estimates Friday neat. CATIIOLTC PETITION. Mr. GRATTAN rose to ask :or leave to present a Petition from t he Catholics of the City and County of COrk ; and also. to state, as he ...

... further. Particulars, and inspecting the Maps, application may be Made to George South, Charll,n Cvttagv, near Shaftesbury; John- Stanley `:mart, Esq. Red Lionsquare ; Thomas ;:orris, Esq. Lincolus-Itin ; Robsan, Esq. Castle-street, Ljiceater-square, London ...

... will be attempted by Mr.l)-ns—i)y, who will also play'' Paddywhach on the-drone of an Irish Bagpipe. arias, to arms, Britannia's sons to arms, Mr. W. Ell—t. The Cuckoo Song, from Twelfth Night, and When I was a very little to Italy I went, with ...

... obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. itnesscs r :--- ket, dinhurg,f_ John 'lhompsot N i \ ; John NPliltosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh.. Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR, Member, of the ...

... JOHN - WATLEN For want of timely care • have died of medic:ll.de wounds. Alt Ito G . tie s f the CORDIAL of . 1) are daily demonstrated, in eradicating . the symptoms of Nervolts - Debility: 7 to: establish tlorfanie ot this th e i r success on those ...

... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. ..11r. GRATTAN said, his Right Hon. Friend argued so ably the question of emancipation; in; the speech which he had just made on presentint: the Petition from the Roman Catholics of land, which had done him and his country sa much honour ...

... will be absent than viz weeks ; hut it is certain th a t she will be in On'the of August,* a memorable dny lire t y di Pahna Grattan~, Lv 19.—Ilis Itopetial Majesty our Sovereign caihe here in the of the day to -pay a visit to her i\lajesty the duchess Maria ...

... Sir JOHN EGERTON rose, and addressing himself to the President, &c. observed,,--1 b. 4; leave to return thanks for General Grosven o r an d myself, for the distinguished honour you have just conferred upon us. It is now ten years (said Sir John) since ...