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... ejaculation every good The annivcifary of his 'Majefty's Acceflion to the Throne, was the day appointed by the Countefs of Cardigan for delivering to the Windfor Loyal their colours. At eleven o'clock the volunteer corps, accompanied the Memberi of the ...
... Committee finally the votes of Lord John Townfend relident Duchy of Lancafter. The number ftruck ti , 13 5°- Lis determinaja the Committee, that Lord Hood go ° u gh the whole of his cafe in every {strife, be*j°rd John's agents are to fcrutinize any the ...
... againft a perfon of confequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was Thurfday tiken inro cuftody, and brought the Duke of Portland's Office. The moment the miftake was difcovered, a proper explanation was made Mi. Grattan, and he was of courfe liberated. The warrant ...
... France, fifty tranfports, laden with arms, and military ftores, had failed down the Garonne for Breft, in order to join the fleet at tha: port. Captain Keats arrived at the Admiralty with difpatches from Sir John Warren, which date, that a mutiny has ...
... refitting. of Toulon, there are fhips of iMka- ' forty-gun frigates, and of A armed or arming. ' lr there are fhips ofthe line, Vf: fe l frigates, and floops and other armed or arming. 0 f force of the Republic con- V ft.*? 'hips, exclufive of vell'els of infet ...
... Bucks, dealer. George the younger, of Afhbourp, . John Wood, dca er. Cobham,of Thomaa-ftieet, SourtWark, !i£htcrman. X merchant. Edmund Hood, of Bathwick, and John Tuttle, of Bath, ciacii-nirtfters. John Zealv, of victualler. Rd. Hinckley, James Mil ward ...
... 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* ...
... 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 ...
... his own, having been acquitted letting his own dwelling on fire. BANKRUPTS. John Thompfon, of York, dealer. John Brad more, Birmingham, button-maker.. James Woodbridge and John Wood bridge, St. Dunftaiv's-hill. coopcrs. Abraham St. Jaines-flreel, Weftrointter ...
... Rev. Walter Ciiapmau, D. D. prebendary ot Briflol, vicar of Bradford, Wilts, and mailer of St. John's hofpital Bath. At Arbuti riot Houfe, the Right Hon. John Vilcoum Arbuthnot. 111 the King's Bench prifon, after fix years confinement, Captain Thomas Henry ...
... dictate on the part of the Commodore had joined Sir John Jervis's fleet only two days before the action took place. had the Mediterranean the Minerve. . The following letter of thanks was by Sir • John Jervis, to the dilicrent Admirals of his sect: Sir ...
... ppholftcrer. Jobn Richardfon and Sylvefter Hill, of the Strand, John Cole, of Watford, taylor. John Dudgeon, of Drury-lane, baker. Henry Roberts, ef Blackfriars-road, nurfery man. John Cock, othcrwife Cocks, of New Bond-ftreet, confeétioner. Edward Nelfon ...