... the Manner of antient Rbman Temples, to the Memory of ?? noble John Duke of Montague and his Dutch- efs ; defign 'd and erected by Mr. Roubillac, at the Ex- pence of the Countefs of .Cardigan, their Daughter. Their Characters are expreffed by Hieroglyphicks ...

... the French finance*, that the average deficit per month amounts tn the enormous futn nt three millioni fierling. Maior John Grattan is appointed Quirter-n allcr General to his Majelly's Furies in the Kail Italics, ivith the rank of Lieutenant Colonel ...

... as he was armed, and would not be robbed ;—one of them, however, was fo daring as to open the door, who was that dead on th: fpot ; and the others then ran off. A few days fince, about three o'clbck in the morning, the floop Samuel and John, of Southwold ...

... executed at Ty- burn pi.rfua.it to their fenience, viz. John Booker alias Brooker, William Moore, |ohn Fraricis, John Burton, John Andcrfon, John Pilkington, Matthew Daniel, James Neale alias John Nowland, John ...

... of fiiips for the fcrvicc of the year 1776. * The Houfe next b.illottcd for a committee to determine the me- rits of the Cardigan lilcc'tioii ; after tiie ballot the committee wercl'ivorn; cho fc Mr Ord thcirchairman. Wednefday in the Houfc of Commons ...

... the London Gazette of Tuesday l&ft, viz ??John Pratt, to be Captain of Company, vice John Edw. Wright, resigned??George Nathaniel Wright, to be Cptjin-Lieutenant, vice John Pratt??Francis Boynton, . Esq; John Coulson, and Cuthbert Usher, Esq; Lieutenants ...

... Shcflicld, m flr’cei'rse Bateman, John Matthews, and John limm. Tkc are fuhjhintijl in p.nr. Tlie Premises arc Ground tield he.oe from |ol'-n Caipatan, for goo Years, about fixteen winch only arc lorthcr Particulars apply to Mu. John Mat iusws the Premifes. A ...

... married, John Hall, Efq; of Scorbrough, Mifs Margaret Middleton, daughter Wm. Middleton, Of Beverley. 1 On Sunday fe'nnight was married, at our Parifh Church, Mr. Binus, fchool-maiter at Bramiey, near this town, to Mifs Dixon, only daughter of Mr. John Dixon ...

... The Supporters ivere the Duke of Chandois, and the Marquis of Rockingham. Afliftants the Chief Mourner, the Earls Talbot, Cardigan, Albemarle, Pomfret, Peterborough, Litchfield, Coventry, and Afhburnham. As fome perfons think the prefent Court Mourning ...

... demand of Capt. Ledie and his party their arms, winch they had received hut that day in Charlemont, and, as the United Ii ilhmen imagined, without ammunition. Capt. Lellie replied coolly, “thatt''cy (honld have arms,” and, drawing pidol from the holder, (hot ...

... at Calcutta, Sir John Macphcrfon means to proceed in one of the early Bengal fhips, and on hi. arrival In India ihe ?? will be the rank ot tin* Bengal (government: Right Honourable Charles Earl Cornwallii, Gover- ii r General. Sir John Matpherfon, Batt ...

... twenty four prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally ton, -viete I, viz. 7 John and johnlon. for ftealing a great quantity of malt, the p . rcip.:rty of ICr. John Grave:, of a bghttr on the river Thames, which they fold to Robert Murray, a brewer ...