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... the City in a box of the value of one hundred guineas to Sir John Borlafe Warren. It was alfo refolved, that the Committee fhould confider.what reward fhould be given to thofe brave feanien John Taylor and James Harding, who, at the rick -of their lives ...
... March xo. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY,Mareh 9. THE fecond reading of the Worcefter Canal bill, was defet red till Monday. ARM-v EXTRAORDINARIES. Secretary at War brought up the extraordinaries of the Army; in which, he thought ' proper to acquaint Houle ...
... `•`' , lnity, Linen-draper, June 27, 18,,. July : to, at : 414 0t in Leeds.' ' Matthews; of Oxford, Currier, June 25, Icing's Arms, in Deddington, Oxf6rahire, 14; 1 ' 10 , at the Bear Inn, in New Woodllock. rt Fowl, of Blandford, Dorfetfhirc, Liaenli.l„u ...
... 7tb Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain John Walhoufe to be Major, by purchafe, vice Watfon, whom his Majefty has been gracioufly plcafed to allow to difpofc of his commlifion. loth Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel John Kinfey, from the ft Dragoons, to be Li ...
... avail ourfelVed of a foreign arm, when we bad strength enough ourfelves, and thoufands and hundreds of 'thoufands of our. own cotintryMen 'to fight our battles. - STOCKS.—liantStock per cent. cont.' 48 s-81—,—,5 per cent. arm. 71 7-11. • BIRMINGHAM, Aims ...
... Council, for the Year 1791. Charles Shakerley, of Somerford, Ercr. John Broadhurft, of Fofton, Efo. 'gre, Michael Hicks Beach, of Williamftrip, 1 , Thomas Stallard Pennoyre, of the Moor, John F ruen , of Cold Overton, Efq. Rob. Mit c h e ll Rohinfon, of Hanthorpe ...
... Communication with Adrianople; that in Confequence, the Grand Vizier bad feat to him to propore a new Congrefs, or a Sufpenfion of :Arms i but that having refilled both the one and the .other, be had demanded the immediate Conclufion of a Pe4ce on the Conditions ...
... 144er ionethiliire, Saturday Auguit 29, at Dolgelly. CARMAR'rIIEN CIRCUIT. The Honourable john Pollen, and Edward Poore, Efi; Cardigan, Saturday Anait z s' at:Cardigan. Town an d C o. of Have rfordweft, Fri. 2.r - , at ilia Place, Pernbrok, Same Day at H ...
... Governor of Jamaica. . required to furrender. 'John Pigntt and jarnes Pupils, of Adam. Street, in the Strand, Middlelex, Bankers and Partners, Feb. 4, i 6, March 1 i, at Guild-44211.--William Clarke, of St. John Wapping, Linen-Draper, Pb. 4, It, Mitch - 14 ...
... enfuing fel - lion. It is faid that this arrangement is made in confequence of the difficulties that occurred in bringing Mr. Grattan's party, who wiffied to Itipulate certain conditions, which it was not thought prudent to grant Mr. Dreffing, the Meffenger ...
... Badnall, Mr : john; do o M:llor, Mr Jof ditto a r o Barlow, Rev Mr Maddey o M:ddock, Mr John, ditto oso 6 Britain, Mr Jof..Rudgley, 2z o i‘fofs, Mr John, Ecel-fhall a Barlow, Mr Samuel, Lodge . Maraca), Mr Rd Sto,tr!on •1•a o Bathe, John, Kinfare - o Needham ...
... 64, all armed ; four Frigates armed, and five difarmed, with two Fire-Ships. At Galicia there are Nine of 7o Guns, and one of 40, armed. At Carthagena and the Levant are three of 70 Guns, and one of 64, five Frigates, fix Xebeques, all armed; two Bombs ...