... clergyman. bPARLiNO has made off. Her MaJestt mid the have, within these few days; seen the Marchioness of Bati;, Countess Cardigan, and Lady Ffscti. At the Assizes at Aylesbury, only one convict was condemned; and he was not left lor execution. Mr. James ...

... Cambiudgf., and followed the Queen, Pr,ince»»es, and the Dukes of Kent and Cumberland, and attended by the Countesses of Cardigan and Aylesbury, took airing to Kcw, and returned the Queen’s House dinner. Yesterday evening between nine and ten, tbc marriage ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Thomas Ey+ ton, on the 25th inst, to Bridgenorth. ‘The Whit- chureh, Lieut.-Colouel Commandant John Knight, marched on Thursday last, for Parkgate; and the East Maylor, commanded by the Right Hon. Lord Kenyen, on the 7th inst ...

... Hondred Volunteer | Lufantry, per i ayer Commandant . 17 . . pal Major Vernon Newton Borbill 0 13 Moses Vicary, 9 Mr. John Gniiib, of Cardigan - 3 u Mr. Stickney Rosley, Clark, and Co. Jeremiad Redwood, First Staples, a Private im the 4d from Porteet, by J ...

... the event of commutation, should not be entijled to nwre than the ainount of the net proceeds of their present income. Mr. GRATTAN had heard nothing either on the present or the former oceasion to alter his opinian thés sabjcct—to make him believe that ...

... from Captus Sur Howe. ot his Mech oty's ship Us Le Veacrabie, odds ssed to Adwira bord Gambecr, amd (runs by hes Lordslip ty John Wison C » bag Veuctabie oll the Dur Iman, Sept. 19. My Loro —L’Alexandre, a ketch eC St. an ec first crutee, was yester ay ...

... was reeerved| Ant ae The garnson shall be prwaers of war, sith the honourd | ‘of war, say, they shall march cur #ith their arms, which on the Ath instant at the Earl of Liverpool's office, ad- ‘they shall deposit on the glacis of the ace —Answer Accepted ...

... They accomplished the whole of this affair with only Lieut. Litter, of the Royal Marines, wounded, who lost un arm, but 1s very well. Mr. Grattan, in Ins answer to the ap- pointed by tbe late agarcpate meeting beld at Dublin, says:—-“ | beg to assure your ...

... Colonel people, near Alpe- Gentra: they attacked a strong pass inthe Ttwas avery pllunt as had a very small toree, and only armed peasantry; but the country T well know) 35s strong. We ue Now most a few more Brit sh chator may have used a French one, in ...

... llearcroft, that thele should Ire second more irn,.,e.d m H.rn p.rt of . n.-nX -romg. Golden Fainter, where was taken Mter arm near . ( , di(J Hl! ., wll4l Mto n, > -It be.-. « *** «- an hour. He was not able run could What were vour Ladyship's reasons ...

... CAIHOLIC PEIITTION Mr. GRATTAN moved that the Petition of the Ronan Catholics of be read, and also that the ot Gre convevia banks to the incer I rd Wel on, and ider General Graham, an Portugal, aud at sould be read; which having Leea d accordingly, Mr ...

... FORGERY John Morris, and Sarah his wife, were charged with forging and utteringa certain draft, parpouting to be the order of Henry Taylor, to receive his prize money, with an intent to defraud the Commissioners of Green- wich Hospital. Mr, Surith, of ...