... man War, for the Mediterranean ; Kent armed fhip, Cant. Fattwell, and George, Cropton, with fcveral tranfports under her convoy for the river. IN CHESTE R t Saturday, Aug. 30. On Thurlday laft was celebrated at St John's Houfe, the annual ofthe and charitable ...

... at the next General Ejection. 1. Thomas Harley, Efq ; Barlow Trecothick, Efq Benjamin Hopkins, John Roberts, and John Kirkman, Efq. 2. Confituticnal. —John Sawbridge, James Townfend, Richard Oliver, Elq; Sir William Stephenfon and Michael Lovell, 3. Bill ...

... wounded, was murdered in his bed. The foldiers of that regiment turned their arms againrt their officers, and (bot fevcral of them. The regiment of Drefnay laid down their arms; thofe of Leon and Damas fought bravely; but the moft noble ftand made againrt ...

... but French wines toil! be cheap as Portugal ones in England, and Lord Shelburne has the Duke of Ancafler, Mr. Pelham, and Sir John Thorold, that by means of this change, there would be fuch a demand for the manufactures made cf long wool, that they would ...

... Townfhend, Mr. Burke, Colonel Barre, Mr. Fox, Lord Duncannon, Admiral Pigot, Mr. Hopkins, the' Rt. Hon. T. Townfend, and Lord John Cavendifh. Shortly after their taking the: oaths, Luttrjcl! rofe. faid he had the other day fpoken a few in the ing the pr:fent ...

... als the Red. William Allen, Elq John M‘Bride, Efq. George Vandcput, Efq. Chailes Buckner, Efq. John Cell, Efq. William Dtckfon, Elq and Sir Alan Gardner, Bart. Vice-admirals the Blue, lobe Viet-admirah the White. John Lewis Gidoin, Efq. George Gayton ...

... aivife about the meafures proper ] to be purfued : appears that the refult has been, that ' ought not to hefitato to take arms and the mean time fcrraething permanent is refolved on refpect- * the conduct we are to purfue, it has been decided to make ...

... Majefty a Chapel Royal; and the by his Majefty's band : ODE for the NEW YEAR, January 1, 1778. WHEN rival nations great in arms, Great power, glory great, Fill the world with alarms, And breathe the te nporary hate, The holtile ftorms rage awhile, And ...

... country* In Paris the hate alarm bis been very great, and there ftill appears a great danger of the Parties retorting laft to arms. appeal to force to be expected tbe armies and there cannot be a doubt but the generals already know how are to act (hot) Id ...

... of Scotland on the fame footing with of England. General Conway dofed the debate, by agreeing in the general principle of arming, at a time like the prefent, but his particular opinion to the time when the bill fhould come openly before the Houfe. After ...

... expectation of receiving -very important intelligence from Virginia, where, the laft advices mention, were a great number in arms an favour of government, headed by fome gentlemen great property and influence. JExtraft of a letterfrom New York No ...

... peace in that quarter fccin for the prefect premature.* and groundlefs. The above difpatches were brought over hythe Fame armed fhip, Capt. Morgan, is arrived in' the. Powns. Gen. Elliott's laftdifpatches occafions. the moft ferious alarm Government ...