... ohiS V -‘' ' 1 s, :lnd lorces Cantonments, ' rack t!lc Counties and Islands Angiesen, licdford, li.-rk*. Berwick. Cam .ridge Cardigan, Carmarthen. Carn.irh h ( rVrn« n' ' lfl!1i!l Scil!v t u.iii.erland 11.-n- Devon, Dorset, Durham, l.«sei, Flint, (dall,T ...

... upwards of of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Laittlt with small ilwelling-buuse, hou-e, Water-grist Mill, very good l arm hou-e, with suitable Out buildings, sttaated in the parishes nf West and West Lockinge, very fertile part of Berkshire, distant ...

... advancing into Gallicia were to press Austria that side, the Emperor Alex- ANDtii felt it iusulting to him., that the Austrian arms should bo ordered to down aud the French put up without any previous consultation or communication with him. lit the next place ...

... aawK . , N- ■ >« Vh —up SliirtS’ nmi/hc tirlivtrtd at this OJficf,, i! Mon- ivj. (I. L.i vA'ir, Ron Mri!ilda,M'*r>p’ev, Ac. |>arm —-Pi’ifato Accommuilatiott. —«Lad» rfuy, ...

... CftATt presented the Catholic Petition to the House of Commons yesterday, and a short discussion took plate-upon it. Mr. Grattan thinks that the Veto, or some other equally efficieVit measure, should adopted, tb prevent the nomination of the Catholic ...

... the appointment of a Committee would produce “aflame tion” all over Ireland, which, perhaps, could not easily allayed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT would not comment on the Right Hon. Gentleman’s phrase, “ flame of expectation;” but he would say, that he thoughtsome ...

... for Plymouth, when Messenger ffom Government was Sent after him, requesting him to return to London. An Assertion in Mr. Grattan’s Speech Friday last, upoH (he Catholic Petition, has produced (he resolution, hiontioned in the following letter, front the ...

... then two more, ‘‘■.That if appears that actions ilave been instituted liy Sir Burdctt the llilht Hon. Charles AJi- | to«, and John Colman, Esq. acts done in ience ta this House.” That tjie proper officer of the Court,of King's Bench be sunhnoosd attend at ...

... Atloiney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. John IVatvni, llvdes-rros», dealer and r hap man, August k M, and Sept. S, at eleven, at Guildhall, I. Alt •rnie.-, Me*sis. lion and lieuilt, Lillie Fridav-glreel, Clieap>i«te. John Wyatt, Mitre-conrl, wholesale stulioner ...

... vit.~~ , . BRKAI).—»T«i l/»nd F«ree» in Quartan, nod I'arm. k*. *ll the ■•(irrmeniiohrd v and IslanU—Alderney, licrk*, Hertulck, Breoo.i, Isu:ks, jitnbrUlice, n)t »B»inp ibeTowimf Newmarket), Cardigan. art hen. Oiruiuvou C-ruwall, (lacludiitg bcUlvi, Cumberland ...

... n-i-t, Hie ti,,'i Jill Siiilcmliir, ISlo,nl cnrk, vti; Mab«.~Wo I FUKKIIOLD ESTATE •owunsuta • , . tlm ship I ' iltllll'V. arm litriii Buildups two Orchards, and seviTal ■ . ~ , upset • fir t’haTihcrtninc, Hector of | of Laiul, cunt liniiifj l7 Acres ...

... trifling compared with tire benefit likely l'» be derived : the returns being from 15, ...