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... Portfea. Alfo was married, by the fame'Clergyman,1 Mr. James Fowler, Clerk' in the Vittualling department at Wevill, to Mifs Adams, fecond daughter of Mr. Adams, Baker, of Portfea.' On the i2th inftant-died, Dr. Ballas, Sur- geon of Deptford Yard. On We-in ...
... run for (the beitof three 2-milc heats), and won by Mr. Complin's h, Ii. ?? - ' r Mr. Fleet's b. m. - - - 2 dr. Mr. Rivers's bl. h. - 3,- - z . Mr. Wright's br. h. - - - 4 3 Five to one was betted on Mr. ...
... jerfey), - rettrned td -Thwn on Thurfday. - i It is. reported in Circles -of Ihiefiryf rank in tl Town, that Mr. Pitt having informed the King that Cardinal York, the laft relick of an Illuffri : , whkh once teigied'in a England Ias, 're'dIced to. a. ...
... for 'L'Aimiable Vieerie on board.-Recall, Mr. ]. Hawker, Piymouth. CoIsfrvTToa-Wi]llbe paid for the St. Antoine din board.-Reall0, Mr. Hawker, Plymouth. LYKX-Will be paid for the Bedf`rd, on applica_ ion to Mr. Brinley, New-fquare, Lincobi's Inn. SATURDAY ...
... at the M commenccement of the war with France pro- pofed to raife 4o,obo Monks: for the Spanifh re; A.rmy, to be led by the King, heads a 'fron co party to oppofe the Minifer lrquijo.. th The Eledtor of Bavaria, Duke of Wirtem.- Pc berg, Ele6tor of Mentz ...
... previous -toa their re being overtaken by her. Fiiehds. - Tuefday laft was married at Kingiton Church, by' c Jr the Rev. Mr. Evans, Mr. Abraham Dean, 9f Portfca,: e r, to Mirs Sarah Line, of the fame place. On the 23d ultirro died, at bis houfe, in Bath ...
... Sedmoratfkyj its attack from Scho- of vreldanm, which was .farther fupported by feven zc e gln-oats .moving along the above Canal. dr Major-General Barrard was to communicatew supon his left with the fourth column under A' Lieutenant-General Sir James- Puleney ...
... the valour of our feainen, it muft be the 6i greateft encouragement to the exertions of the brave, rin the defence of their King, and their Country. .s The arrangements that have lately been made in the tl Eaft Indies, are alfo of fuch a nature as promifes ...