... The Earl of Bleaintcm, Lord Viscount Palmerston, Lord Bexley. STEWARDS: Lord Wm. Fitzgerald, M.P. Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. Hon. John Bligh, Gen. Sir J. Doyle, Bt. K.G.C. Sir Wm. Congreve, Bart. M.P. Sir Thomas P. 'Rankin, Richard Wellesley, Esq. M.P. David ...

... n o f traoqsillity. This last observation was extremely judicious. A Government that affects to esteem the public liberty, arms its enemies with the Mrongest weapons of offence when it violates the principles of the Constitution. General Ileavuou. who ...

... Stan. gate Creek ; mad Seisms. nom Kezford. Ex 'rattan OUTW•RDIL—Tbe Active, for St. Vincent's: Rich. mond, for Megadore ; John Albert, fee Stockholm; &olden Spring, for Jamaica; Ann, fie Bahia; Hero, for Hamm; Hythe, for India; and Lard Suffield, foe ...

... CHANCYLLOR of the Excels- waft the Nett Vuty Bap postsupplow JOHN GIFFARD. Sir Jon in pursuance of the notice he gave yesterday. rose for the purpose of moving a cow of the patent, by which John Giff ar d appointed to the office of Accountant-General the ...

... timber, front St, Michael's. 'C me in Beret Brother:, of and from Sunderland, wait mat>, for lNortr. DEAL, MAY 9.7. Arrived the armed ship from Plymouth, with a convoy, which are sailed fee the River, and the Harieleie the westward ; also frtivrd the Awe/with ...

... inquiry, he found that in an Act of Parlia. fluent introduced ter the regulation of tithes, the present Lord Stowell and Sir John Nichol! added a clause to prevent any person ' becoming a Proctor who had been employed in the Prerogative Court. A tumult ...

... James Smith, of Asolyos Hail , ; and Joseph Halsey, deaden Esq. Kent—John Simpson, of Esq. Sir Hoary Ox. °Men, of ammo Perk, Bart ; sod Charles Ohm, Poston Psik, Esq. Leicontoshire-.John Finch Simpson, of Laurl, Abbey. Esq. I William Borkun of Wykett. Esq ...

... ire; and Mr. John Allen, Clifford's Inn. GEORGE Jolty ZELLER, Charles-street, Covent-garden, copperplate-printer, Jan. 17, 24. and Feb. 21, at ten, at the Bank. runts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Dignam, Newman -street, Oxford. - Street. JOHN EDENBOROUOII, ...

... an Harlequin. a gaol Columbine. Haym a kers, Yorkshiremes, a Sir Jokn Felnal: four Oxonians, a Deed, an Highwayman, well armed with his pistols, who lay in ainliu-h, to the grist terrorof several ladies; one character, who cam.- in a hackney-coach, damped ...

... August Ist, and our his return complained of being very poorly, having great install s ! nets in his head ; when near the Cardigan Arms, he fell backwards in his cart, and vomited considerably. Ile was conveyed tee Kirkatall, to the Star and Barter, and Was ...

... diversion of stag-hunting on account of the frost. This day Her v and the PRINCESSES are exiv!tcted at the Queen's klouse. JOHN SPICER, Esq has arrived at his house in Seymour-place, from his seat in fledfoldshire. Sir J aides St EWA wT, M. P. fur Donegal ...

... LEY TA Y Los, Esq. by Arms his wife. daughter of w en, and sister to Fe ANCIS POPO/44f, both of Littlecott aferesaid, Esqrs. deceased), His Royal Licence and Authority, that he and his may take and use the Surname, and bear the Arms of Po, siAil, in addition ...