... Capt. Gordon, are arrived here from Falkland's lfiand. Saile 1 the Sincerity, Moppet, for Guernfey Squirrel, Smith, for Cardigan Powell ; and Griffiths, for Plymouth ; and Prcfperity, Mor.khoufe, for Plymouth. Pallid Spithead, the the Norfolk, j Naiiau ...

... was taking the Air with his Wife in a Cha fc nut Stretham, the Hoar: took Fright and overturned them, by w Mrs. Lyde had her Arm broke. By a private Letter from Northampton we hear, that Lift Wick a Fire broke out at a Village in that Neighbou hood, which ...

... March 15. Mr. Grattan, in replying what had fallen from Mr. Egan, in the Hmtfe ol Commons, laid, the unkind txprc(lions which he had applied to the Gentlemen who conllituted the Adminification of Lord Fitzwilliam, Ihould not make him (Mr. Grattan) iorget the ...

... Campbell, deceafed. sth Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant John Rofs, from the halt-pay the late d Regiment, to Lieutenant, vice John Conyngham, remqved to the Regiment. 76th Regiment Foot, Lieutenant John Conyugham, from the 75th Regiment, be Lieutenant, vice ...

... country, faw great numbers of armed inha- bitants on their march to join Gen. Beaulieu's army who unanimoufly declared, that they would exert their utmoft efforts to drive the French out of the Emperor's Dominions. — Their arms confided of piftols and a blunder- ...

... tumults, oceafioned the fupplics of rice, &c. from Alia, and by of the Black Sea, being The grand fleet of Ruflia, which is now arming with all poffibledifpatch, will confift of thirty-fix Ihips of the line, carrying from hundred to fixty-tbur guns each, and ...

... thus; For James Grattan Efq; Recorder, ( !lades Lucas, 13os --Sir Charles Burton, Barr. —I tints Dunn, Lf.l; who religned tie t Lib Day of polling. i 037. tlurit, L:q. 67; —James Digges Latouche, Efq; 77 Upon wiii;ll, Shei declared Mr. Grattan and Mr. Lucas ...

... BANKRUPTS. George Fowler, Scothnd-yarJ, merchant. William Sharp the younger, of Afhby-dc-la-Zourh, innkeeper. John James, of Ttiglyn, Cardigan (hi re, merchant. Hamlet Lowe, of Manchrlier, auctioneer. James Stci '., of Hatting*, hardwareman, Wm. Prince* ...

... Juu. Golddone John Holnefi, Wingham ohn Cowell, Margate R. Nilbetr, A 0» C. Matfon, Wingham Wra, Hawlta, Wingham -Bethia Cofnan, ditto John Sot toe, Moningtoa W. Hall, ditto , Chandler, ditto , John Brown, ditto Steph.'Paine, ditto . John Eaftet, dino ...

... parch, vice touverie, from »d drag, guards, to vice Sir John Goidon, promoted, foot guards, Sam. Walker to 1 lie, dec. Lieut. G. Deaie, from 4th gut purch, vice Patteifon, promoted* jot, beut. John Traj ps, from enfign, without purch. vice Allen, O N. evening ...

... Chriiii College this Mitbvth'-deathoftbe late Mr. John Walker. . And week Mr. Prince Tubb, of this city, attorney law, was uuanimoudy Cletk and the Botley I'nrnpike road, in the room of (he above Mr. John Walker. Laft Saturday nigludi. d, the year of his ...

... given to Sir George Yonge, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Alderman and it was adjourned till yellerday eleven o’clock precifely. On Mr. Grattan’s motion the Houft of Commons of Ireland on the 6th inllant, for an add refs to his Majefty, ftating the grievances, diftrelfes ...