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... Oft advice Gore in his Tritoft lias captured l’Araignee French Schooner Privateer pierced carrying 38 men Lieut John Williams in Charlotte-armed Sloop captured off Demerary Dutch Schooner guns and men Capt the Acafta one the maica Squidron taken and burnt ...
... reft the Spaniards dare them Sir John is recovered one Divifion his Fleet queft i from (he containing treafu re to amount alone to fEhg-iilli) in Britilh Fleet and Sirijohn with the remainder rotb Englilh waited on Sic John n ns fecret Spain periods are ...
... may be etfiecfed without much difficul- ty . — the other was on .111 apartment armed with lefj than half the armour and expence of what may be tailed the i nrnpleat arming of an houfe; this ap- peared lufficient, in any reafonable lecurity, for the prevention ...
... Maryanne Freemantle, youngest daughter of the late John Freemantle, esq. Mr. James Dickenson, master carver in his Majesty's Dock-yard, Plymouth, to Miss Pain, daughter of Mr. Andrew Pain, of Plymouth-dock.* John Johnson, esq; of Lon- don, to Miss Smyth, daughter ...
... apothecary to his Royal Highnefs's houfchold John Lloyd, cfq; of Grays-inn, and John Mitford, efq; of the Inner Temple, to be his Majefly's Julticcs for the counties of Carmarthen, Pem- broke and Cardigan, and Havcrfordwcft.— -The Rev. Mr. Wefton, rector ...
... y November 8 According a paper of Mr Mr Grattan to in of their altercation and in church -yard Grattan fired firft and ball Mr Flood’s above hip-bone and hit Mr Grattan in right-arm Mr Flood’s is to Mr Grattan’s the nature be dangerous the ...
... Soveriign in his own Apartment •and being called over Garter King of Arms, a Procelliou was made from thence the Great Council Chamber, in the following OrJer : Earl Bute. Earl Cardigan. Earl of Lire >!». Duke of Bedford. Duke Leeds. Kis Royal Prince William ...
... bring permitted into the ca'ilogur, which il not the genuine iljck ot the laid Mcllrs. Frrcm.int and Phillips. BiMiiirt. John Grattan, of Old Broad flreet, linker. Robert Hmderfon, late of St. Martin's-eouit, clock and natch maker. 'lines Smith, . if New ...
... account per-fonalities that paffed Mr Grattan and Mr Egan in the debate upon the Lord Meffage : Mr Grattan in what fallen Mr Egan? the unkind expreffions which had the Gentlemen who the Adminif-tration Lord make (Mr Grattan) gratitude he owed that Hon for unlimited ...
... confined him, then to murder the Keeper and all in the dwelling-houfe, to have pofl'efled themielves of the keys, the lire-arms, cutlaflcs, &c. and in the night to have fet themfelves atliberty . Mr. Sarell, the keeper, being providentially informed of ...
... Died.— At Briftol, aged 10, John Delaval, Efq, fon of Sir John Huffty Delaval, Bart.— At Swanfea in Glamor- ganfliirc, Mrs. Jane Matthews, widow of Frtfiklin Mat- thews, Lf.).— ln the 76th year of his age, the K-v. John Ratclitfe, D. D. upwards of \t ...
... Charity, via. James Caulet, Efq. Sir John Hartopp, Bart. Sir Ed- ward T r - er, Bart. Walter Long, Philip Stephens, and Samuel Cafe, El'qrs. Yefterday it was currently reported here, that $00 French were landed near Cardigan, in South- Wales , that they had ...