... noured rne with placing under commam . . The boats succeeded in capturing nine chassC marees, two of them bearing pendants, and armed with two four pounders and four swivels; the crews of the whole having taken to their boats, and escaped to the shore with ...

... itchfield Lodge, Esq. ■Suffolk —John Vernon, of Nacton, Esq. Surrey —James Mangles, of Woodbridge, Esq. Sussex— William Stanford, of Preston, Warwickshire —Postponed. Wiltshire —John Holton, of Grittletob, Esq. Worcestershire —Sir John Packinglon, of Westwond ...

... torecommend Lje ,„. ner Lieut. Bertram, Mr, Broketisher Smith, • ,ohn ., &m i,wh iwprobation the Master), and states Capt. s .John behaviour every officer an seiime and marines.-* (Boatswain's Mate), and lU;ut Giles Winded Lieut Bertra' t J;ilin Husband ...

... Gloucester clothier.—Joseph Dods, of Commercial Chamber, Minories, ship and insurancebroker —John Evans, of Cardigan, linen-draper—James Unwin, Wandsworth, Surrey, miller—John Millington & Joseph Millington, of Houudsditch, city London, glaziers. ...

... builder.—John Smith, of Liverpool, merchant,d. and c.-*-Samucl ilmott, of Dun -iter, co. Somerset, merchant, d and Roberts, of parish of Gwnnw*, Cardigan, hoise-dealer, rl.ftnd c.—Richard M llegan, of l'ortsca, co. Hants, brewer, ft. Si c —John wo. Lincoln ...

... at Ileckington, Mr. John .Smith, miller and baker, Fossdyke, near Boston, to Miss Eliz. Bedford, 11, ckington. Sunday was married, Mr. N:clx>Us, builder, Northainptonsbire, Miss Fenn, daughter of Mr. I'eun, gard, ner to Lord Cardigan. Ott Tuesday was married ...

... ecre are the arms and clothing about which such a bustle was made 1 tie City of Loudon months ago ? By a Proclamation issued by Sir George Prevost, for apprehending the ofienders, it appears that, on the 13th day of September last, John Kelly, mate of ...

... had his entire approbation, and he maintained that the Hon. Baronet had a right to give his opinions to his Constituents, Sir John Anstruther totally differed from the Noble Lord. Nothing could possibly be more inconsistent with the safety of the Constitution ...

... promise to the ear, “ And broke it to the hope.,” After expatiating on the flagrant de.asion practised on the Lrish people, Sir John Newport drew a lively picture of the vile practices of the Tythe Proctors, who collected the poor people at a public-house ...

... Nortliesk, iucbilsea, e»trnoreland. Countesses —Grosvenor, Westmoreland, Cardigan, Lords—llvnniker, Broke, Brownfow, Gwydir. Ladies— Pclhant, Sitwell, Willoughby B'roke, Cardigan, Bank*. Sirs —G.Pelham, Dashwood. Generals —Loft, Grosvenor, Finch. Colonels ...

... Premises thereunto belonging, situate in the parish of Saint Martin, and now or late in the occupation of William Richardson and John Lee. Also all that Piece of Ground (divided into two parts) now used as Coal Yards, adjoining the above premises, and situated ...

... undoubtedly gone clear. 'These vessels carry supplies of provisions and other necessaries for the garrisons and crews their armed vessels, ar d these merchant vessels whom we thus license are manned people, who, completing their voyage, are turned over ...