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... the Telegraph hired armed brig; the Christianberg, laden with salt, from Faro, bound to Altona, detained by La Suffi. sable sloop of war; the Providentia, laden willi wool from.Bilboa, bound to Hambro', •detameqTjy the Dolly hired armed curter ; and the ...
... to be the Dolphin armed brig, commanded by Jan. Vatmtyes, belonging to the Dutch East-India Company, mounting 14 guns, and having on board 65 men. May 24th, at day-break in the morning, we captured, close under the land, a small armed brig, of six carriage ...
... what the House already knew of the meritori- ous services of the army in Egypt, and the laurels reaped there by the British arms, under the auspicas and gallant exertions of the brave and justly la- mented General Abercromby,- they would most chearfully ...
... white ostrich feathers. *^'* ** , meed ear-rings and necklaces. Her Ladyship looked beau- tifully. «._.-— »m COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN, . In her dress displayed a degree of elegance., well suited to the season, and her Ladyship's geod taste. The petticoat ...
... floor, with convenient yards and outbuildings, situate opposite the King's Arms, in Lewkener's-lane, Holborn: lettout in tenements. ' May be viewed by applying at the King's Arms. Also, a Freehold Brick Dwelling-house, three stories high, contains three ...
... i).v, picked out black and red, and a handsome full puckered blue seat-cloth. JOHN FULLER, ESQ. A handsome chariot, with outside elbows, painted ye!- Itw, with mantles, arms, and crests en the pannels, lined *ith blue cloth and handsome trimmings, with ...
... Insolvent Debtors now confined in the prison of the King's Bench ; also one from the Insolvent D bt* ors in tlic Gaol of Cardigan 5 and another from the same class of unfortunate persons confined in the Gaol of Ennes, in the County of Clar ■, io Ireland ...
... Whatelev., Birmingham j vc Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, London. John Lewis, of Lower Burgh, Chorley, Lena - Te, cot*- ?? 18, it four, 19, and V'rii ?? a: eleven, at the St. John's Tavern, in Blackburn. Attor- tonues, Mr. WiLon, Castle-btrect, Holbornj ...
... and John I'ordyce r «- Clo-tmelt -Co). Wm. Bagwell. ' ' ?? i * Do-wr-patrick (Borough)— Counsellor Hay thorn Elgin— J. Brodie, Esq. ofßrcd'ic. Ferm.inigh — Lord Cole, .tWervyi- ArchdaJl, \-n I laddingtin— Col. Charles Hope. A'ini :rdine—S\r John Sruart ...
... the progress each had made in nautical mathematics. As His Majesty passed to the Drawing-room, the boys were presented by Sir John Anderson, the President, and Jamfs Palmer, Esq. Treasurer of the Hospital. His Majesty, after examining several drawings, &c ...
... chester, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Bridgwater- arms inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES, Fri». B.— William Makinson, of Bol- ton, Lancaster, muslin-manufacturer. — John Owen Harries, of Cardigan, shopkeeper. — William Watson, of Fenchurch- street, merchant ...
... Hall - - 2 _o j John Burgess 1 1 o Rob. Mad ...