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... ARMj OF ENGLAND, CESERAL ORDERS OF THE 22D DEC £ 213 F ft. The General in Chief hailens to arnoi.nce that it has been agreed upon, v.ith the Chiefs ot' t!iC ir.iurger.t?, that tr.ere {hall b^ no requilition of money, nor that any of thofe already impofed lhaU be carried into ef- fecl, until it fhall be dejided if a refumptioa or hoi'tili- ties fhall take place, or not. in confequence, the ...
... COURTS MIRMI4. teat.. John Read, of the Wallace Rtgiinent Po of Fencibles, has been lately tried and, acquit.. ted by a Gencral Court Martial, held at Jerfey, Eu of fite charges, of abfence; drinking, whilft p upon duty, with an Officer' uner arrdt; conm tempt of difcipline and good order, -peaking difretpeafully of his fuperior OAicers; neg f cleing duty when Officer of the Main Guard. An( ...
... HIGH COURT oj yUS7TCIARIZ On Thurfday came on the trial of James z Stevens, alias Douglas, accufed of flealing, Y on the 23d of July lall, from an inclofure at h Clerkington, an ox the property of William e. Laurie, farmer in Pardovan ; which ox he afterwards drove to Edinburgh, flaughtered, b and fold to butchers and other perfons there. t, The libel was refiriaed to an arbitrary P punithment ...
... MURDER AND RQBBERY BATH;, Jan. 2.-On Monsay se'nnight 'William tE -Dench, a waggosierbelongingtoMr. Wilefhire,.of this W city, was fomnd dead about five o'clock in'the even-' .ig, a fhort way from the Rudltiw-rir, above Box-' a b bill, on the .Chippenhain road.' hIia 4adi,'i'medi- ti rh ately on receiving intelligence, took a Surgon .with tk h hii, and drove to the fpot, wliere they found the ...
... -- -- MiArivesta, ? . lis SATV~RDAYj-,JJ-AfARY 18. K ?? thi HANTS'EPI Si!rS- ONSf a? c th' :he LN '9 ?? E9ENT. - -, r ,ur Charles Shaw Lefevi;e; Erq. Chairman; Earl of ic Cs. Northefk; Earl of Banbury; Sir Wm. Heathcote nd Bart.-;' William' Chute,.:Lovelace .Big Withe* 1hi d- IWilliam Prowting, Chriftopher Hodges, Waiain , *ii Harris, William. -Nevilt, Thomas HallcerAv Ard tul -s Maidman, ...
... Thii ?? fpn. 17.) at twelve r'^lock. 3 fcr cert. cor. 6oj -J ,§ *_ 0 „ ?? ?? — Ex-tianj-es on liaitir, 13 = ...
... CbQinttrWb, al. 30. ir- IIIG; 6 I f SJCSvY HIG COUR T qj Y US MrIRIAA' a Me Monday, came on before the Court, the I_ trial of Griffith Williams, late a fiailor on f fe board the Sufannah of Charlellown, accufed of the murder of Anne Wilfod, or Bruce, n 'on the toth of December lall, in her houfe, le Smeiton's Clofe, Leith. The Court pronounced the ufual interlocu-f f tor, finding the libel ...
... ?? , - . -CORTIP1 OJ7KINd's BENCH, In, THE KCING9 *Vtt; . The Defendant/ cinre up, according to the: Order of the Court, to receive Jutdgmeent in -an .infohation for a Libtl on Captain Smith, of the Navy, haijng fffired. h* j udgment to go by default-which Libel appeared in .the Tim~es. -- Several paragraphs in different Paperssbad pievioufly . appeared, purpor* -that a Captain in -the -Navy ...
... FRCM OUR LONDON CORRE. i' ,s HOUSE OF LORDS. Kin nary SCO I S APPt A h. Mt'CULLOCri Ct. ?? AND OTI Tlieir Lordfhips finifned the hearing lative to this Appeal ; after which the I lor addreffed the Koufe upon the fdafcA , - and concluded by moving a rcfolution, - which was, to affirm one of the interim Scotch Court and icverfe the other — v.* irr-- concurrence of their Lord fhips, was order. ...
... ?? ?? '- i.f^^ffjf-}^ ?? FES R I A .' f ! Hi '■-■■■ I H_»iii he Pi inc : ?? ?? . ' ' if ?? ;r ■' ' '■■ .y:ffi, : ?? Captain Natha I pens, was fworn in 'i'he L .: ll v' , - ?? I ...
... to Alexan- der ?? merchant then, ?? March 1. iBiO. WESTMINSTER SOCIETY. FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS AND GRANTING ANNUITIES. Efiailifhcd 1792. No. 4Z9, Strand — London-. RoBXaT Laddrokr, Efq. Chairman. William Mori-ano. Efq. M. P. Deputy Chairman. R. Skci.ton, Secrcrary. Mr I'itt, in the late difcruffion on the Income Bill, recommend- ed to Parliament, which its wifdom thought ...
... ' I;AW iNrELLIGENCCE. * KNO s,2E-NCH, FEBen^iRn zot}, xgot,' BefqrejLbrd4, enyon and a Special Jury. ,ST.UA lA'NG AN - H'E ESIS. . This was 'an'JnfNtration filled Ay-th'e'Attoroey- General iga1inff Jarries Thornporin for ilia-he beng a .perfbn jof'Io~ condition in life,' didfor he fake bf an infantV' of the age of fourteen ?? male oath, that 'thb rald 'Marl: With;r 'rc;and to obtiain the ...