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... immence quantity of powder, arms, &c. is now in the hands of the people and citizens, gtiarded by to regiments of French Guards, and Buoo Citizens. WHITEHALL, 7JI 17. The King has been pleafed to contlitute and appoint John Lloyd, of Grey's Inn, in the ...
... Gazette. STEWARDS appointed to condua the Entertainment, to be given in conatnemoration of the viaory obtained by the Britilh Arms at Seringapatam, on the 6th of February 1792 ; prefent their compliments to the Gentlemen in His hilajelly's, and the Honorable ...
... Jrkley and ZPtland. John f.ur, t. Peebles. M Intprnory, 8. Perth. C]lanel Thomas Graham, a. Renfrew. ad Alexaider. oft. *Sr Char* 3. Rnsburgh. Sir George Donee', Selkirk. Mark Pringle, Stirling. Sir George Keith Sutherland. â¢Sir John Sinclair, 4. Wigtoun ...
... Elijah Impey and R. J. Sullivan were returned Members for New Romney in George Templar, Efq. is elefted Member for Hontton. John Balfour end two Sullivans are returned Members of Parliament. Burrows not - • The Berrincon and Cheilerfield were ar'Avast; ...
... to the National Convention, a refolution of the military cornmiffian, that the Geed-Arms, Ihould lay down their arms, on the fquare of the revolution, before the armed force of Paris ; and that they uld there be (tripped of their uniform, which it was ...
... Milford Haven, and difembethed about 1,200 men, but n 3 C3OROO • '1 he Cardigan Militia, With all the provincial force, were muttered, and joined by the people of the Country, armed w;th Scythes, Pikes &c. attacked the French, who fur. renaere.i the:graves ...
... Street, hithetto called Grattan Street, is in future to be called Duncan's Street. This might have draped without notice, was it not for the very unexpetted manner in tvitich Mr. Graitan's name was ibtroduced in the examination of John Hughes of Belfait, infected ...
... Monk, Author of the Agricultural Diaionary now printing; and Surveyor to the Agricultural Society of Lcicclter Warwick—Mr- John Wedge Northampton—Mr. George Maxwell, and Mr. Robert Edmonds, of Boughton Houle Huntingdon—Mr. Stone and Mr. Maxwell jl.rta—Mr ...
... rigstes—•id all nine fTventy.feven tranfports armed at Toulon, of which fortyelree are laden with Flores and ammunition, and thirty.four carrying five hundred and twenty horfes : try four tranfpo.ts armed at Marfeilles, Nice and Antibes, with cavalry ...
... d Chi .f Baron Eyre, to be Chief Juflice of the Cou.t of Common Pleas, Sir Archibald Macdonald, to be Lord Chief Baron, Sir John Scott, Attorney General, Mr. Milford, Solicitor General. Mr. Graham, Mr. Anflruther, Mr. Plomer, Mr. Grant, Mr. Garrow, ard ...