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... Number killed, was my Firtt Lieutenant, Mr. Samuel Perreau, and the Matter of the Tyger. Among the wounded was Mr. Pocock ilightly hurt, Capt. Speke and his Son by the fame Cannon Ball ; the latter had his'Leg (hot off. Mr. Rawlins Hey, my Third Lieutenant ...
... Light, by JAMES EVISON, Avhor or The Camp/eat Book Pfahnoely. 01J by Mr. John Bird, at the Angel and Bible in Aveymary- Lane, Laclpte, London; alto by Mr. Ilacktun, in Canteibury ; and by Mr. Silver in Sandwich. We hear that, at the Affixes holden at Kingfton ...
... The Rev. Dr. Rikhard Browne, Chaplain to the Lord Rilhop of London is prefented by his I.codthipto the Prebend of Tateenhal, the Cathedral of St. Paul's, vacant by the Death of the Rev. Dr. Hugh Wynne. On Saturday died at Ratcliff-Highway, Mr. Waldron ...
... By a Lever fiNn on board the Hazard Ftirateer, Car. we tat dr, that one of the Sailors on noard that Ship proved to Le a Vtfunan, arid eitlcovered in the following Manner : She hid alien wantonly cut down the Hammocks of her Brother Salo $ when they were ...
... Fiftting-Seafon. We hear from Cambridge, that on Thurfday the r oth inft Mr. Delaval and the Rev. Mr. Cardale, Batchelors of Arts, were Fellows of Pembroke Hill: And on Saturday the a 9th Mr. Duncombe and the Rev. M. Clagget, 13atchelors of Arts, were cholera ...
... Quarter-deck was cleared ; Mr. rereau, firfl ant, on it; Capt. Speke ocunded, (I h pe will do wen; Mr. :peke, tis Son, loft his Thigh, Vince dead;) Mr. Hey, third t, o fame ; Mr. Stanton, fourth L•eu.criant, Mr. Harris, Pork', ano ...
... College, (Word. Batchelor of Arts, to be one of tis Grace's Domenic Cnsolsins. Lift Tuefday as Mr. Lucke, a Shipwright, was it Work in a Ship, building in Mr. Weft's Yard, Deptford, he down into Mot -and Was klll'd on the Sp:J. ...
... Lord Onflow's Black Honk, ne:rursr, beating Mr. Bennington's Chefnut Gelding with Eafe; there was but one Heat. _ On Thurfday the City Plate was run for by the following: Mr. Aldridge's Bay Mare, Creeping MO t s Mr. Buckland's Bay Mare, Milk Maid 3 2 Lord ...
... A r to Mr. Chambers's Cyclopzdia: R. Uiliverfizi Thelionary of ARTS and SCIENCr.S. In TWO VOLUMES. nh v irate,/ with ,f PLATE,, THE unveil Reception that Mr. Comas/Lae' CYCLOPA DI A has met with in two Weelly Publications, encourages the Penni. ators ...
... 6th Inttant died the Rev. Dr. Billop, Rettor of Crick in Northamptonfhire. The Living which is worth upwards of zoo I. per Annum, is in the Gift of St. John's College, Oxford. On Sunday Mrs. Nelfon, Wife of Mr. James Nellon, a Stationer in the Strand, was ...
... • - 7 •By the KING': Patent. HIS MAJESTY having boat Gricioody pleaftd to gra:l His ROYAL Letters Patent, bearing Dec at Weisininfter, the Diy of Otte. bcr r7ll in the a sth Yeir ot His Reign, RICHARD ROCK, 01 the Parini 01 9 St. Bel4get, °thawing Bride's; ...
... Order of the King their Matter ; and it Is feared that it will be attended with bad Confequences to leveral others. The Rev. Mr. Hill is prefented by his Majelly to the Living of Watintd, in Hertfordthire, void by the Reignation of the Rev. Dr. Warburton ...