... lon the' c ?? ?? Lord Keith is arrived off Genoa, which. is now cloftly blockaded. His Lordfilip has had feveral conferences with the Auftrian Com- mandefs, and the Giege is to be purfued with the greateft vigour. It is now faid that Lord Chathamn neither ...

... the necessary bail to al; low Lord Cametford's discharge; when Lord Valcntia and Captain ——, of the navy, ap* reared bail fur him, and the several parties were bound over for. hit appearance to answer for the assault; Lord Camelford himself in 4000 L and ...

... Majefgy's floop-Driver, Capt.-MDumbar -N and on Wednefday laft his Majefty's floop r HIound, Capt. Wood, from a cruize. a The Lords of the Treafury have iffded or- c ders prohibiting the exportation of grain from r Scotland to England. v We underfiand that ...

... Otway, ofthe navy, a daughter. WjtchfieUi-Houve, Berks, the lady of Rowley Lascellcs, Esq. of a daughter.—The Countess of Errol, of a daughter.—The-Countess Caithness, of a sou. —The Countess ot Derby, of son.—At St. James's Palace, Mrs. Adams, of a son ...

... of*S7gfi . . March i, IKOO. B~ wiIFcOVER this SrtSfO, at Two Guineas a Mare, and Five Shillings the Groom, once the property of Lord Horingdoo. was got Twilight, and dam by Conductor. He thought to hand dime and weft* proportioned a artY England. As to his ...

... Sweepstakes of cogs. each. Mr Field's Thomas O’Lynn 1, Lord FitswUliam's Wonder a, Mr Walker’s and Sir H. T. Vane’s Cockfighter pad. A Sweepstakes of 2on. each. Mr Gascoigne's Flutter, reed. ft. from Lord Errol's Frisky, and Sir C. Tomer's Needle. - Mr Robinson's ...

... _, , Lord Fa tzwi .lam's Won_*er, by Phenomenon, 2 Mr. Wa.ket'a Knowftey, by Sir Peer '.'eaiale, pd Sir H. T. Vane's Cockhglner, by Overton, pd. A _> -veep.at.es of ?? each, $i\. — Two miles. Mr. Gafcaignc's Flutter, received ft. from Lorl Errol's Friik- ...

... 1, and on Hyale. Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, Bst. two miles ; Mr. Gascoigne's Flutter, by Delpini, received forfeit from Lord Erroll's Friskey and Sir C. Turner's Needle. Friday, The Stand Plate, for all ages; 5 yrs. old, Bst. 41b. and aged, Bst. 121b.—Four ...

... session, cruhliii.. his Majesty to inol.ibit the exportation, 1 i.-c Houfe in a Committee to coofidcr of the property' of L.rd Errol, a -efolution wa -. ?? t,- Mr W. Donna- that leave be given to bring in a Lili to' clifcharge from dif- pntrd and dormant claims ...

... nuT. the motion of H. Dun' the \vei>.t a Committee '•n the bill for difcharging the e'latcs of the Rr;;ht Hun. Iliy Carr, Erro.l, from cntain dormant and claims due to the public, after few qhfervations from Mr lioker, the resolutions moved to. 30- On ...

... «*me term* heretofore. General Kkbcr rublhhed a letter from Lord Kdth. Inhwtificatton b’* in naming ho*- tilities. It is dated Queen Charlotte, June *, and forma the General •‘that Lord Keith had received positive orders from his Majesty, not to consent ...

... their depth, and were all drowned. ARRIVALS AT SPA. chef* Cordon, Lady Georgina Gordon, Earl Conntefs Shrew ihurv, Lord Dunfkay, ot Errol!; an). .1. Il.iy, L. M. ICrry, A. ; Sir Snnou, Luly, sr.-J Slits Clarke; Lieut.-Cen. rv!arll», Llcui.-Col. Coke, l ...