... tbe favour from without, but witiiout e!fe_l : and the intrepid veteran, taking immediate advantage of thedifcharge of their arms, rsfhed on them like a lion, ran one through the body with his bayonet, and, whilft the other was running away as fart as pollible ...

... their na, V eS |j,erC ed the prefent treaty, and have let to the feal of our arms. Done at Berlin, Aug. 13. r iZ' (L. S. E-wald FrederickCornie ds btrg. (L.S.) jfofeph Ewart. John Wilkie, mafter of e tf was tried by a court-martial Kdgar at Portfmouth, for ...

... was agreed mm. con. and ordered be prefented, In the Hou ...

... tagu, alter deceafe, ' Grate tiok the name and arms 3 was > on °- 1766, lla ? 0 Monthermar, and Duke of , ( ' . Duke dyiny without iffue l|| 6}. 1 , ( ' u kedom and marquifate become Vf'j' fc arldom Cardigan goes to his Trudcnel, and thi barony of 11 ' ...

... from the cli- ?? Ori Sunday, died at Fintry-mill, John Buchanan. aged ioj years. He ret i led iiil his faculties to the lalt Cm Monday the _..,th,riied at Old Aberdeen, in tte 69th year of bis age, Mr John Leftie, profeiibr of Greek in King's Coliege and ...

... rnar d r. J Cj f- Lord North r. ev - John Clevland r. W. De- Vifc. Bayham Vifc. dngl. W. Sir Williams r. At,J ' , Earl Upper Oflory r. Hon. John r. I S. Whitebread jun. n. W. Col-4 Marquis of Graham r. Lord 0 Devon. John Mitford. Sir G. Dnt n. O O eo * ...

... forms of the Lower had parted, their Speaker Jd prefented, and their attendance m Houfe of Peers ordered and and the Rt Hon. John Fofter, v ' r late Speaker, placed in the chair, Majority of 40. The numbers being, 0r Mr Fofter 145,f0r Mr Ponfonby 105. ...

... thanksto the Lord Lieutena 11 ' The addrefa in the Houfe of Comiti |, was moved for John Wolfe> carried with little oppofition. In the Houfe of Commons, Feb- Mr Grattan moved, that feledt com 11 tee be appointed inquire whether 1 late or prefent adminiftration ...

... RtJgivay. Fragments of the hiftory John Bull. By Sir Humphry Polefworth, Bt. fmall Bvo. 2S. 6d. Hucibam. Corruption espofed : being remarks on the trial of Geo. Rofe, Efq; one of the fecretarie» of the trfafury. Bvo. John/on. A refutation of fadious calumnies ...

... concerned. ~ .MA Cre-Diro-s,/ JOHN MACPT-lERMON, late in Ivnachcrk, ROBERT. GORDON hi CiaSimoir. and of WILLIAM FAK- QUHARSON in Atahrlaehan-. TOhn Miieheli, wi iter In Keith, trnftec on the S.i.-e.tiatc.l J eftatcs of the Slid John Macpherloii, ltobci, ?? ...

... irreparable iofs. Lait night arrived at Walker's Hotel, from a tour to the Highlands, the Right Hon. Loid at Afaph and Doctor Grattan. The F, otch Peerage is likely to receive a confider- able -.Idition next Seifion of Parliament. Sir James Johniton of Wclterhall ...

... future profperity the intereft of the loan. y Mr Grattan and Mr Ponfo n to the motion, but /' place and penfion bill, and of redudion of expences l . Ihould be propofed. _ / The motion paired ft' - Mr Grattan prefented the l ' venting revenue-officers eleftions ...