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... Earl of Kgmont hath undertaken to fettle thelfknd of St. John in the Bay of St. Lawrence, at the Expence of Self and Friends, without putting the Nation to any Charge. 7, We hear the Earl of Cardigan has put in his Claim to the Ifland of St. Vincent, one ...
... undecayed, member, and the cxticmitics, arc repreiented 10 peilcct. It is placed cafe. AUrruJ, A few days ago Dublin, Hen Grattan, tiq. reprefentative in parliament Tor the borough of in Ireland, Mi Fitzgerald of Dawfon-fhcet. to nn of '.0.1. our ounces ...
... Barr.2rJ, John Lancaller, Chriit. Coy, jahn Series. IVoimdtd. Geo. Robinlbu (2d lieutenant), Geo. Norris Smaller), David Valentine (matter's mate), Jas. Dale (mid- lipimn), Grieve Doer, John Pilgrim, Peter Spring, ' John Want, Geo. Dodd, John Smith (ad) ...
... Grofvenor-fquare ♦♦John Delme, Efq; Jermyn-ftreet, St. James's ♦♦Francis- Blake Delaval, Efq; Abingdon-buildings ♦♦Peter Dv Cane, Efq; St. James's -fquare ♦♦Richard Dalton, Efq; , Leatherhead, Surry ♦♦John Dorrien,Efq; Billiter-fquare ♦♦John Delamare, Efq; ...
... to drive her round to that Place, and left the Chevalier an_ his Company in the Park. She there faw fix Fellows Hand- ing Arm in Arm, and a 7th upon the Lock out; when they finding themfelves - difcovered, fneaked off without executing their-Defign. • ...
... petty officer and 7 fcamen wounded. Diamond, a teamen wounded. Hebe. Mr. John Leagatt (furgeon), and fcaman wounded. Niger. Mr. Long (id lieut.) and 1 fcaman wounded. Syren. Mr. John M'Gutt'ock (midlhipman), and marine killed ; and 2 teamen wounded. Lift ...
... and Robert Hefketfi, Liverpool, corn- merchants. John Richardfon, Grimfarg, Lancalhire, cotton-ma- nufaiturer. Philip Pary,eter, My lor, Cornwall, fur- jteon. John Williajnfon, Bridgnorth, grocer. John Philip De Druchy and Philip Gavey, London, mer- chants ...
... o return, he objet! which induced Mr. Grattan return to bublin, was to the publication of pamphlet Dr. Duignan, member for Armagh. On Mr. Grattan’s arrival there, he the following note to the the ult. Mr. Grattan has icen very grols, very unprovoked, ...
... Chriftopher Rigby, Richard Frankland, and John Trenchard, Efqrs. together with John Fane, Efq; in the room of Jofeph Rich- ardfon, Efq; to be His Majefty's Commiffioners for Taxes. The King has been pleafed to grant unto John Offley, Efq; the Office *or Offices ...
... King's 7 John Wilkes, of Aylelbury in the County Bench. S of Bucks, Efq; Matthew Brown, Servant to the faid Mr. Wilkes, ?? Darly, of ths Parilh of St. Ann, Soho, *a the Liberty of Wcftmin. Engraver, feverally make Oath ; and firft, the faid John Wilkes ...
... Operations fluuld be continued, or a Suf- penfion of Arms take Place before the rfiVlay. E.P&t 6. H» Maje&y* Ship Le Blonde, Capt. Kennedy, has taken Le Grand S rpent, a French Privateer, Capt. Seye, fr Om St John dc Luz, end Cirrird her into L iib.n. -7. 'The ...