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... ftand. Ciiobu i.— While Ciitons tine, united ling, Old England's Glory, Cimacn andKiNC, Old Britifh Senfe, and Britilh Fire, Shall guard that Freedom we pnlTefi) Though I* ir.s 1 i.rv write— tlwni-.h I'atn* ttnfpir; We allc no more—nut: fear no lift, Cnoaus ...
... Chatham, Feb. 16. This morning about one o'clock the inhabitantsof this town, were much alarmed by the encs of fire, the guard fhips having fired, and. the lbips inordinary kept repeating tbe fignal with their the fame time the bells in the dock-yard kept ...
... Htrft Guard*, 'January 6. By difpatche* received from General Wa'lmodcn and Lieutenant General Harconrt, dated Arnheim, Dec. • *9, 179f» appcai-s, that the the enemy, confifting about ifi.ooo men, made fncccfsful attack on the \Vael, and tire Fort St ...
... (lorehoufe for paint were on fire, which foon Inirfl forth with fuch great fury, that notwithllanding all the affillance of the Dock engines, the whole of the paint llore-houfts were burnt down, and buildings behind. The fire was not got under till five ...
... reft of the incendiaries, guarded by thirty men commanded by Cant, Gregory, aliiftetl the Ontcers of the Police, w ere taken to the New Gate-home, in Tothill-ticlds, where they are properly leaned, and guarded party of the Guards, to the number of ' twenty ...
... Golden-Lion Inn, Leeds. The ROCKINGHAM Light Eafy COACH, (With a Guard during the Night,) WHICH is an Elegant, Safe, and Expe- dhious Mode of Travelling to LONDON, (dr.jve by Five Coachmen) and carrying Four Infide PalFengers, and One Outlide only, fcts ...
... t.O N DD N, Augul) 26. COL.CRAIGG, of the foot Guards, Aid dc Camp to his Majcfty, has orders to hold him- fclf in readinels to march at a moment's warning; on which account his baggage is packed up. It is fiid hcistb attend his Majclty, who is to head ...
... bullets had been fired into houfe ot Mr. Harney, at the corner of Fiflu“ ttreet and Skinner-row j the marks of two more pear on the fide Mr. Short’s houfe, and alfo the front Mr. Fitzpatrick’s both in Wctbi.r,,., llreet. Thofe fired at Colonel Tandy, ...
... LEEDS and LONDON POST-CO K&l, «■ ft* TWO DAYS, (well Guarded) OETS out from Mr SAMUEL VINCENT's, tie S Golden-Lion, Leeds, every Evening, (Saturda^ ex- eeoted) by Way of Ferrybridge, Dencafter, fee. to the Caoss tvs. Wood itreet, CheapCde, London, where ...
... What cr, cftu ' ,e v l ' f‘k' wa^firft the fire had been wilfully oecafioned fome of the urifuncrs, who might hope to tfiefl their in the fuel, an alarm woohl naturally create, and the oppartUmty - that would he offered by admitting the into the -pnfim ...
... RIPOSITORY OF GENIUS. \ USF of energy and fire, Vi Sti etch abroad thy bo’.deft wlng» ...
... Young Geit — mca. School, In PARK.-HOW, _EDS. * REPORT having been propagated that . - Mr. HODGSON purpofes firing up hie Sc hoo r. Ac Midfummcr next, he thinlci ii nacaffary lefpeftfully to acquaint hii Friends, that it is Us Intention nlj to decline ...