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... to Jamaica, had captured a French Line of Battle Ship armed en flute, and fent her to Antigua, where fhe is fafe arrived. She carried 44 Guns, ahd was bound from Cadiz to Philadelphia, laden with Arms Ammunition, Clothing and other military Stores for the ...
... We brought Lieutenant of the Dankbaarheyt Saldanah-bay with Mr aSwe-difh officer tnidlhipman volunteer in the Hived Doitman John Bclfour Philip Thomas Roe William report Dankbaarhey t lofing all her the of the channel the pumps-checked-on 19th to upper-deck ...
... have been laSely received from Gov. Elliot, demanding the m fpeedy Relict.— lbid. The Bridget, Captain Gilberry arrived in Cardigan-Bay. She failed from Montfcrrat the of January, and in her Parage Home touched St. Kitt's, where fhe very narrowly efcaped ...
... and of Generofity. — Let this aufpecious JEra, which at once reftores us to the Poffeflion of our Conftitution, and to the Arms of our magnanimous Sifter, be ever re- corded in the Annals of this Country, and let the Glory which furrounds it diffufe its ...
... news Gs Among the company pre- were the Shelburne; Mr. Fox ; the Dikeo Manchetter; Lords Gi ant- r Jey, Afhiturton, Kin and John Cavendiih ; Mr. Furke, Colonel Barre, Mr. Wilkes, &c. &c. The Chancellor was kept away by ilinefs, as were Rockingham and Camden ...
... And fhew'd a Ore, faid foi t. v .ee; Robin Gray 1 find is dead, and tS. ...
... Majefty'• armed tranfports the Refolution and Raikes, on their paflage to join at Trincomale with ftores and ammunition, had very unfortunately been fallen in with by the French fquadron, and captured*, and the San Carlos, another his Majefty'• armed tranfports ...
... addrefs of thanks to his Lordfhip, which was unanimoufly agreed to, In the Houfe of Commons of Tieland, on the 18th infant, Mz. Grattan, after attempting to exprefs the particular fitu ation of his feelings for the death of the late Chief Baron Burgh, faid, ...
... Williams, Tymawr, Efq; Carmarthen, Robert Banks Hodgkinfon, of Edwinsford, ' Cardigan, William Williams, of Cardigan, Efq; Glamorgan, John Richards, of Energlyn, Efq; Pembroke, John Protheroe, of Efq; Radnor, Bulhe Shelley, Micnaelchurch, NORTH WALES. Anglefey ...
... the Irifh Parliament, on Monday the 13th of June, Mr. Forbes and Mr. Grattan both declared for the Adjournment, in Order to give Time for the final Difcuffion ot the Subject. Mr. Grattan, on this Occahon laid, the Refolutions that have paffed the Britiflr ...
... be feigned, and to come fiom Spot, to, wui too dark lee any Peribn. Mr. cante Home a tew Minutes alter with a Servant, both armed with Piftols, who were informed from the Windows of the Attempt, and of one Fellow being fhot ; wiiich Mr. Mafon and his Servant ...
... Flax Stones. Hemp Stones. Where grown. In.wbatYcar. T. ?? _f. John Smale of Dronfield, 112 Grown on a Farm of Peter Prieftley, in the > ?? Parifh of Dronfield. - - - - - - _S *7 8 4' f -7 4 John Cartiedge of Dionfield, 189 One hundred feventy-four Stones ...