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... Mr. Palmer, Count Mr. Cherry, Caleb WilkiiH Mr. CReilly, -{with a new •ong ia character) and Captain Creve't N'r imenon. Charlotte Mra. Coatea, Mri. Wilkins Mrs. Hitcluuck, and J.aily Wa Uack Mrs. Heaphy.—— End of the [Ly, A DRAMATIC OLIO; ur, A of MIRTH ...
... complete suc- cess on Tuesday night. Thursday morning the Queen, accom- panied by the Princesses Elizabeth and Mary ; and Lady Charlotte Finch, took an airing in a coach and four, with their usual escort, over Westminster Bridge, and returnedhome through BatteTsea ...
... ports in N!orniay, three vessels-which had been sent in there by French privateers. From Egersunn, Captain Pater cut out the Charlotte, Machie, front London to Bo'ness, and the Jasof, fromn Memel for Lyn t and from Stavenger he took the I-leirv, Captain Grey ...
... Colonel Tatham, •. Governor Franklin, Bishop 'of Lincoln, Earl of Fife, -Mrs. Cowley, Dr. Moore, • .Dr. Beattie, Colonel Despard, General Hutchinson, Lord heflield, Tames Martin, ivl. P. Mr. Wyndham, Dr. Rees, . Count Rumford, Mr. Arthur Young. . Printed ...
... contain nothing worthy of particular . We have this day given Come •further particulars relative to the confpiracy of Colonel DESPARD and his affnciatei. 'Fifteen more perfons, fuppofed to be irnalicated in the bufinefs, were arrefted on Satu , day, making ...
... Chief Clerk, attended by-a numerous uf Police Officers, wont the Oakley Arms, Oakleystreet, Lambeth, they apprehended Col. Despard, and near forty labouring men and- soldiers; the major part of them Irish. They were all taken immediately to Union-Hall. ...
... extent of the Confpiracy. It is decided that COI. DESPARD, and the molt aetive of his afrociates, are to be brought to trial, as loon as the neceffary arrangements can be formed for that purpofe. Colonel DESPARD is committed on the Aft of the 37th Of the prefent ...
... the business speedily to a final conclusion. This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Princess Charlotte Packet, in six weeks; BY Letters from Paris we understand that Count STAHREMBERG ) being there on his route from Yienna to ...
... hours and a half on his way from London to Brighton. The Lugger was laying sbout a mile and a half from Brighton.' Colonel Despard, and such of his associates as were arrested in Oakley -street, are to he tried at Guildford ; the remainder are to be tried ...
... wgatc to, take their trial for high treason. Yesterday arrived a mail from Jansaica,brnugh, to Falmouth by the Princess Charlotte packet, in six weeks. It appears that the proposed peace estabiish ment of the army will be vo y large. A vessel from the ...
... Boulton Dr. Hugh Blair Professor Parson • Mr. Barry Mr. Pinkerton Mr. John Ireland Mr. Wilberforce Sir Wili am Beecher Mrs. Charlotte Smith The Dike of Portland Sir Ralph Abereromby Sir Joseph Bunks ' Lord DurcheetOr - Sir Peter Parker liar' Stanhope Mr. ...
... BoUlton Dr. Hub Blair Professor Parson I%lr. Barry Mr. Pinkerton bli. John INiand Mr, Wilberforce Sir William Ikea - key Mrs, Charlotte' mith The Duke of • S,r,,Ralph Abercromby Sir loseph hanks k.;,#l)of.cliester Sir Peter Parker tipStanlioPe Edmund Cartsrrigiat ...