... hea wi were going away, I heard Mr. Grattan tell Neils J. would in town or before the Tuesday folo'vi. ; and I understood from Neihon that Mr.Grattan ■ him in prison, and on our return to town, told had sworn Mr: Grattan. , eitsl, and I breaktasted that ...

... member, was at that time in cullody of the Serjeant at Arms of theffoufeof Commons in Ireland, in confequence of the molt violent quarrel ftaving taken place in the Houle between him and Mr. Grattan, that perhaps ever dignified an ali’embly. are ex:re 111 ...

... Adams, to be Adjutant. John Nike, Gent, Sun-eon. Chichester VoUnteert. Second Lieutenant John Murray to Pint Lieutenant, rice M.mh, promoted. , Richard Wilmot, Gent, to Second. Lieutenant, *ice Murray. Chrittchurck ValmUtrj. John Elliott, Gent, to Second ...

... TUESDAY's POST. LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 7. War-Ofmce, Feb. t. MAJOR John Grattan appointed quarter-matter general $• his majelty's forces Ea(t-lndie>, with the rank of lieutenant-colonel ir the army.—Capt. Alexander Dirom be deputy adjutant-general his Hetty's ...

... already re-embarked, to fent to France, and the reft are to follow. On aft net examination, there has been found 5000 ftand of arms concealed in the rocks, which they had there for their own ufe, and for any other vagabonds whom they could get to join them ...

... left arm was The Surgeons who attended her ladylhlp are under apprehenfiou that (he will never recover it. The following murder, attended with circumftances moft (hocking to human nature, was lately committed near Lampeter, in the county of Cardigan, on ...

... against a person of consequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was taken into custody, and brought to the Duke of Portland’s Office. The moment the mistake was discovered, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan, and he was of course liberated. An American ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the tranflation of tire Right Rev.Dr. Markham, the archiepifoopal lee ot York. ' few days ago died Lampeter, Cardigan (hire, aged The Rev. John Evans, D. D. Tate matter of the Grammar-fchool at Portfmouth, Author of the Harmony the in Welch and feveral ...

... guineas and filver watch, the ttreet, Portfmoutb. Thurlday laft, five cvnvicts were to the port London, to for Africa, nix John Fulker. John Fo*, William Deadraan, Marftiall, and Si* mon Waterman. having been very fcareo late years in the midland counties, there ...

... name and bear the arms of Bonnell, (fuch arms being firft duly exemplified according to the laws arms, and recorded in the Herald's Office) arid order, that this his Majelly's de;!aratiou be regiftereci in his Majefty's College Arms. far the London Caz*tte ...