... ALLEN, late of the Royal Cardigan militia, in a duel near Wak mer camp, on Wednesday morning, is Major BRIGSTOCK , (not BaAYsTocK, as erroneously spelled in a part of our Rublication of yesterday), n ow Major of the Royal Cardigan regiment. The Rev. A. ...

... squares the former shall lay down their arms, including the artillery and ammunition, of which they shall give a proper statement. Art 2. The General in Chief and their Officers shall make oath not again to take up arms, , and all the soldiers of the army ...

... '. LEmouTo. i am, Sir, 1 our obe,tieut JOHN ROGE:tS . , Surveyor. J. WALLACE, ESI. Ciiiik!CtOr 0; ford. MILFOII.I3, AUG. 14.—Ail ived a great number of coasters.— the Master of t ic Ditia and Betse, of Cardigan, arrived or the Star packet (passe,get) ...

... fully approved and adopted. There is no longer a pretext for disunion in the Catholic body. The Bill proposed by IN] r, GRATTAN'S Committee stands condemned—all are agreed upon the broad and simple principle of unqualified freedom; so the counties and ...

... at the Mo , !ey• Arms len, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hewitt and Mrk, Manchester • and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London P. Long, late of Mere - Cheshire, tanner, to surrender June 14, July 11, and el, at eleven, at the House of John 'Fagg, innkeeper ...

... lion. R. L. Dundas, Han. G. Erten, Rt. Hon. \V. Er'ott, John Faire, It. C. Ferguson, Lord W. Fitzroy, Sir M. B Fakes, Viscount Folksione, W. Freernantk, D. Gil W: Gordon, Ear! Gow-r, Rt. Hon. H. Grattan, I. Greenhill, Lord G Grenville, Sir W Guise,_ Jos Halsey ...

... Loßms—Hancliffe, De Dunstanville. Hotham, Willoughby De Broke, Dula's, Rous, Stanley, Rivers, G. Grenville, J. Townshen4, St. John, Erskine, G. Seyniour,Gaisibier, C. Townchend, A. Ilantilton„ Eardley, Kirkwall, Bruce, J• Osborne, C. Somerset, Henley, Gwydir ...

... L. Keck *, G. Knapp, Hon. W. Lambe, It. J. ,Lambten, W G. Langton, John Leach, Sir Wm Lemdn *, John Lemon, H. Leycester, J. M. Lloyd, Sir E Lloyd, Geo.. Longman, E. L. Lovlden, Sir John Lubbock, S. R. Lushing-• to ' Han. W. Ly.ttelton *, James M‘Donald ...

... their arms whenever' the issue of' a battle becomes unfavourable. -- . This we have repeatedly poiuted out as a.knisehief of the worst nature, and most necessary to be promptly corrected. While' Men suffer themselves to throw away their arms, arms are thrown ...

... Mayor, and Lady Mayoress. GLNE LS —St. John, Forbes. CoLon b --Martin, hPLeod. Mlssas.—Penn,'Cliainpneys, Dashwr;od, G. Pend, Manners, Wish, Sullivan, Bei fouri.l. Fauquier, C. IYitln, Lead,, G. Murray, Hook, Sr. John, Dottiin Mt silt assta.—Chanipileys ...

... Nlirnar- _. for part or, • • , :'aiere. % _ail4,llreir Sr- , . ' ''Sc•itla , ,d,to tith Ang. ' • ;vant, 1 ls- dd. ' .: . ' by Rt. John, • • Sith,cr;priorts,irt thCcitY stone Esq on - of York. remitted by abth t • - 4,500 o' .• WI!. . • . • . 'Mayor.orKork,pitae ...

... ARBUTHNOT, Mr. FREELING, and a large party, with a grand turtle dinner, at his house at Whitehall. - The Right lion. HENRY GRATTAN and family sailed on Wednesday week from Dublin for Parkgate. .• Mr. KEMBLE is arrived in town from his tour in higher health ...