... immediate fatisfa1tion. - Mr. Grattan in- flantly left the Housfe, accornipanied hy Mr. Metge. The parties met, and fought. - Fivi fliots were ex- changed. fn the fifth,-mr:''Gtattan. wounded? Mr. Corry in the right arm'. . The -ball was immediately extraaed ...

... the purpofe, we underfiand, of introducing Mr. Grattan into the Houfe of Commons. Th' intereit-of Earli'tzwilliam is fuppofe4,-to be paramount in.' this borough;; aid-it will b yecollemted; that Mr. Grattan was the 'leading fislporter of tbat Nobleqsan's ...

... mostcffectually promotI thq prosperity of the country at home, will give vigoor and effi- arrived cacy to its councils and its arms abroad, and can . embers alone enable hisMa-jest); under the blessing of Pro- solved, v'idence to carrv on successfully tie'treas' ...

... yottng Viscount's gloyious plumpers, which have beest so often celebra- ted and rewarded by ridiculous unmeaning toasts.- Mr. John Leefe, sen. I am authorised to say, evets voted fnr Lord Fitz villiam at Malton, at York, at theCounty, i a'pd at Durhaon, ...

... dev Rhe,) defended by batteries on shore, -two arm-ied uiggq rs and kiveral armed pianaces. - Our people took posaession of seventeen of tbe .vesselsnotwithlstaniding a heavy fire from te. baiteries, armed vessels, and musketry onl tct Weach; butthe a ...

... haive. . 2OOjOOO rhnfi -on the froder5, and Fiel Mar. Ian shat the Baron- deloi'oU1i Psi'alsiead. r aauted hie head qu ter f 'arm .-'- .. : 'we ,'In Memel teyei;were dinetsreat ,app're nen- all Sion io the .l fusl of .Xe ls~xf, isoh wtere in movement,e ...

... adjourned sill Monday rs5 evening. On that night, it wai resumed aid cpntinuled. *y, also' during Tuesday.evening, whien ,Mc. Grattan's mo- n. zion, for g~oing into a committee; was. carried by a. ry. majority of fortyj-264 vuting iii itr favour; .and 244 ...

... Inhabitants of the i avjoining village, Burley, had act excellent Dinner, with Ale and Pmich, providled f.,r them, at the ui Cardigan Arms, at the expence of Mr. WiN'm. Waite, U the hospitable occupier of Burley-Lodge. I I On Thursday, the day of Thanksgiving ...

... LastoThursday night, soon 'aftereight' 6'Clorklbt ~ Deflaticer coach, on jts way from. London, was overturned asat the'Cardigan Arms, within about a mile. 'frotnl Leeds, ot'ing ass she'coachrnan, who is s'epreiienfid.w~have been 'iti'I.tate of intoxication ...

... arrived this morning from e e hor Majesty, and had an interview at nwelve o'lock it hwith Mr. Brougham. in the Scrjeant at Arms room, t in the House of Lords. The courier reports that her a Majesty was to hhve been at St. Omer's last night. He t was ...

... bishops, so as : h theni to partiipate in the tempotal Aigritie; spiritual Lorde. . On Sunday 1ast, after a sermon .Iy the Rev. -John Ellis,' Prebendary, in favour of the rish, a col- lection: was mpde at Ripon Minster, amounting to 'Xo. St. 9d. On -Sunday ...

... enforcing Mr. Taiylor's act for the con. a sumption of the smoke of steam-engine furnaces. A l public meeting was held at the Cardigan Arms, in Bramley, on Wednesdsy last, at which resolutions were IA passed, expressive of a determination to entorce that act ...