... rnar d r. J Cj f- Lord North r. ev - John Clevland r. W. De- Vifc. Bayham Vifc. dngl. W. Sir Williams r. At,J ' , Earl Upper Oflory r. Hon. John r. I S. Whitebread jun. n. W. Col-4 Marquis of Graham r. Lord 0 Devon. John Mitford. Sir G. Dnt n. O O eo * ...

... Affociations univerfal 113. Number trained to arms 114. Unlimited commerce infixed for them 117. Caufcs of difcontentin Uritain 115. Rodney's victories 177. A Dutch fleet capturcd 179. Principle of the armed neu- trality Fiance and Spain highly approve ...

... GleO cairn, the Earl of Moray, the Earl of Hadinton, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, Lord Binning, Sir John Dalrymple, Sir John Halket, Mr Dcwar, Col. John Fletcher Campbell, Mr Kennedy of Dunure, Mr Crofbie, Col. Montgomeric, the Hon. W. Elphinfton, Mr Creech* ...

... gentlemen were impanelled to decide the trial : • John Leader, Efq; John May hew, E-'q; John Etheringtoti, Ttioma:; Cole, Charles Minier, Daniel Dyfon, Elq; Thomas Surnet, Efcj» William ~ ner, Efq; John Lockver, Efq; Peter Taylor, I fane Dimfdale, The ...

... fecond, the Duke of and the Lord North 3nd Guildford, the third, Sir John Rulhout, and Geo poddington, Efq; his Highnefs's jurer. the Henry Drax, his Highnefs's Secretary, and John ! y n Flq; followed by the remainder his iervants. All the horfes in the ...

... entirely out of fight the next day. His fleet confifts of fourteen, fail of the line, feven frigates, cutters, &c. two lhips armed en flute, and fi::ty-one tranfports carrying troops and ammunition, befides other vefll'ls with provilions ; two tranfports ...

... put themfelves in arms in order to enfiave the fame, and in confequence have been guilty of felony, murder, and every other of high trcafon againft thofe United States; it therefore by declared and enacted, That, Oliver Lancey, John Watts William LudloW ...

... future profperity the intereft of the loan. y Mr Grattan and Mr Ponfo n to the motion, but /' place and penfion bill, and of redudion of expences l . Ihould be propofed. _ / The motion paired ft' - Mr Grattan prefented the l ' venting revenue-officers eleftions ...

... their na, V eS |j,erC ed the prefent treaty, and have let to the feal of our arms. Done at Berlin, Aug. 13. r iZ' (L. S. E-wald FrederickCornie ds btrg. (L.S.) jfofeph Ewart. John Wilkie, mafter of e tf was tried by a court-martial Kdgar at Portfmouth, for ...

... Somervell, Jo. Campbell, Clathick, John Laurie, John Robertfon, Arch. Robert Dunmore, George Bogle, William Coats, Robert Cowan, Henry Riddel!, William French, Walter Stirling, Arch. Henderfon, David Dale, John Stirling, John Brown, jun. Alexander M'Alpine ...

... requiring l Vrj . 1 11 kers fired on them, and %' . a Beaton very fevercly in John Grant, a grena,e . 5 » and one Frafer, the the arm ' tllc two laft k iti lUl the tinkers arms ru d fluggs and fmall ton immediately attend- Ed and drefled their wounds, but ...

... then V ate t^leir arms, cloaths, c t0 CtTlents and tranfmic a re- to ..'he lieutenant, or the j n. fficer of the regiment or ' , Cuft . Ca P ta ' n keep in his s - r 0r depofit with the fer l. 1 u ch perfons he fhail appoint, the arms, cloaths, and ac ...