... oui own element. John Wtflceit, of Mary Axe, infurer. Jofhua and William Peafe, of Hurlt Courtney, Ycrkfbire, farmers and graziers Hopper, late of Sal ford, Lancafliire, butcher. Joihua Peaf'e, of Monk Fritton, dealer. John bimes, of John's-ltreer, Middlefex ...

... and-gilder. Peter Ncvdlyn, late of AlrcSford, Southampton, currier and lea- * ther-cutt r John Vaile, of Gloucester, carpenter and timber-dealer. John Owen Harney ol Cardigan, shopkeeper. >n SMEUtde, of Tower-street, London/ plumber. James Kelly/of Woofwidh ...

... fend men!* and cifpolitions which nefer fail to preferve, as well as to prcduce, refpect, efteem, and friendfhip. (Signed) John Jay. ANSWER. The underfigned fecretary of ftate has had the honour to lay before rhe king the minifterial note which he has ...

... Hervey, grand-daughter to the Eari Bristol. Monday at near Salisbury, John Rite or, Esqa gentleman considerable property Derbyshire, Mi's Pcttingal, of Bath. Tuesday at Bradford, John Newton, Esq. clothier, Mist bush, daughter of Tho. Bush, L.q. DEATHS ...

... ; Betfy, Poole, from CbriJliana Concord, Recks, from Ncivflundland. Sailed John and Peter, Keereen, lot Dublin 5 Lfther, Atchefon; Defira, Lander; John and Mary, Tullock John and Elizabeth, Wills ; and Diligence, Wtfei foe London; Speedwell, Grmt, lor ...

... lady had her arm broken two coaches ran foul each other oppofite the Magdalen, and the hind-wheel of one of them coming oJTthe body upfet, but nothing material happened to the pallengers, three in number. On Saturday morning the body of John Winder, of ...

... kill him more speedily. After tire body had hung about twelve | minutes, it was lowered, the executioner holding it in his arms, till it was laid gently on the platform. A young man, a surgeon, put on a yellow linen dress, and prepared to cut off the ...

... Carden tpflkflh, ifl Churvh-rtreol arm Bridge Lane, The arc bride ahd fijad, repair, and are held it.de hundred and ninety-nine years, winch about one hundred and twenty are expired. For vie** uf the apply Mr. John Mitehell, ChurcMlrect atbralaid { and ...

... Shicwthmy. Lieut. John M'Donaid, the BUil*ies—Prince George. * Surgeon cf the Elizabeth. A. KEPPEL. LONDON, Tuesday, Auguf 4. The engagement between the two admirals was very for time. Their (hips were engaged yard arm and yard arm, for near half hour ...

... fmaller parcels, as above. BANKRUPTS. Judah Pariente, of Lemon-ftreet, Goodman's-fields, merchant. John Welton, of Clothfair, near Weft Smithfield, weaver. John Laugharne Allen, of Fobftone, Pembrokefhire, dealer. Robert Hincks, of Chefter, backer. Thomas ...

... latter. j '* When they arrived off St. John's, a pilpt fet to bring her in, of whom they afked any fkip war' was there, and being anf\yered the affirmative, they him to can y the'veffel to Param, a place about St, John's, which he did, and when they came ...

... already enrolled. The ground is likewife marked out; and before two weeks is believed there •rill more than 20,0 c o people in arms for the defence of tiie capital. MelTrs. Saint Meard and Baumarchais have been arretted, and are now in tody waiting for their ...