... there were arms for eOO,OOO wen in the depot at Weedeu. General TARLETON this depot too near London, and mentioned Nottingham us a place , admirably calculated in every sespect for a central depot. He observed also, that though there might he arms the depot ...

... Prince PONIATOWSKI to express his entire .satisfaction with the brave Polish army. By the command of this Monarch, French arms and subsidies are on the road to be distributed to Old Polish army. Prince PONIATOWSKI received orders to take possession of ...

... betiveen the hours' or Pen and Faur wbere time Proposals must be delivered se•-.l.rup,hnd endorsed Proposal; for Lead ; - but arm Proposals can he arlinitta,! the said Sth day or .thry, at Twelre o'Clock at Noon ot . be day; neither wia any Tender be noficeri ...

... and effect to the general cluito. if, .for example, imuead of one Petition to each Housed Parliament, confided to ..Nlr. GRATTAN and the Earl of DONOVUHMRDE, Ii counties 011,1 Ivspective s t , 4 ure,,.e . iktc4 40 Alealbers P it: refuse to present them ...

... alit at that of a M a dra s , lady ot of a sort the lady of Capt. , C of the artillery, of a soi. —At Nlattras, ale lady of John Guldie, E , q of it ifaughter Aladras,-Mrs . W.Steuort, of a son Hareilly, the lady if _Francis Law, Esq. of the Civil Service ...

... electe4 Managers to prepare in the Catholic Committee, a petition to Parliament for St. Paul's parish JOHN ROONEY, WM. JAMES IVIUR . PHY ) U. H. THUNDER, and JOHN GLYNN,' For Catharine's parish, RANDALL M`DONNELL, HENRY O'HARA, SYLVESTER COSTIGAN, WALTER ,KEARNEY ...

... Jekyll, Esq. - s ome sc e ne s. which might be heightened, John Caley, Esq. Charles Nlunro, Esq. 1 ' ' which ini,tht even om k. it ; t, with Rev. Jas. Dallaway , cif:urg e Saunders, I Lord Dundas John Symnants, Esq. ' the exc.( pt ion of the love-scene in ...

... suffered less from their disorders. With respect to the injuries done to the inhabitants by the soldiers with their fire-arms and bayunets, in return for their plaudits and rivets, it appears very extraordinary, that it should not occur to these co ...

... ' Unit is, they were tiO't the saute kind ntilitary force; besides, if the Irish were to be compelled to come over and hear arms in this country, they had a right to require that they I should be allowed the free and undisturbed exer-'. cise of their religion ...

... Weaver, of Rateliff;batnel K no ts, of Oldham, a glazier, about 21 ; George Albmson, a. weaver, about 19 3 ears of age ; and John John.7an, a joiner. A Coroner's Inquest was held Wed nesday,and a returned otjustitiable homicide. Several are supposed to have-been ...

... slightly. , Lieut. Turnbull, ditto, severely. Lieut. Hamilton,-53d, :Id battalion, sliAbtly. Capt Owen, 6 tett, Ist battalion, arm amputated. Lieut. Givan,ditto t _slightly. Capt. Conner; FOrttiguefie, ditto. Lieut. Gethen, I Rh regiment, slightly., ' Capt ...

... Prize Bill went through a Committee, the Repoit of which was ordered to be received to-morroW• A Petition was presented from Cardigan, praying , ihat the House would !pia endanger the Protestant Establishment, by the concession: about to be made to the Catholics ...