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... Operations fluuld be continued, or a Suf- penfion of Arms take Place before the rfiVlay. E.P&t 6. H» Maje&y* Ship Le Blonde, Capt. Kennedy, has taken Le Grand S rpent, a French Privateer, Capt. Seye, fr Om St John dc Luz, end Cirrird her into L iib.n. -7. 'The ...
... Lifter Ilulte, Bart. DerbiAire. John Twigg, of Hoime, Efq; Gloucellerfhire, Edmund Piobyn, of Newland, Pap HertfordfhirejohnPeploe Birch, orGarnflone,Efq; Leice . fierjhire, Jofeph Cradock, of Gumley, Efq; Lincolnfhire, Sir John Nelthorpe, of Barton, Bart ...
... will he a Main of Cocks taught by the Hon. John Smith Barry, E'cli and Si; Lynch Salisbury Cotton, !tart. for Ten Guineas a Battle. and One Hundred the Main, each Morning during the Races, and Morning after. JOHN and RICaAND DAYIEON, Th Aff, 'Ay f he Lajies ...
... Nights at Sea, brought into Cardigan-Bay in Wales, There wire two Irifli Mails, and King’s Meffcngcr on lioarJ. Lad Week di ! at his I the Rules the King’s Bend , vvlreie had betn 1 illonei fixteen Ment is, tie ingenious John Tull. s Uentlem hi was tie ...
... 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 ...
... concerned in robbing his Lordthip. Yefterday was committed to Newgate by Sir John Fie—ling, John Clarke, for burglarioufly breaking open the houfe. c.l the Bight Hon. Lord Cardigan upon Blai:kheath, and (join thelice Reeling, taking, and carrying away, a ...
... is apt-to appear.”] ‘lt is reported that Lord Egmont is to have the Property of the Ifland of St. John in the Gulph of St. Lawrence ; and that Lt d Cardigan claims the valuable and important Ifland ,as graniéd by King George tfig Firft. — . V 1 pear, from ...
... as can be ex- pected ; and the young Piinccfs is in pc.fea health. Whitehall, Nov. 11. The King has been deafad to grant to John Young. Clerk, M. A. the place and dignity of a Prebendary ot the cathedral church of Chrill or the Bleucd l Virgin Mary in ...
... negotiating between him and Patchai Paoli. Several more changes arc expedrd to t*ke Place T day? among the reft, it is (aid, John Shelly. will *tpoin Comptroller, and Thomas Pelh-m. Lreafoter hie M.jelly’s Houfhold. It ail' ...
... Jones, Wheat and Oats, Conway Hopewell, Evans, ditto, Chctter Molly, Davis, Copper Ore, Cardigan Maxv, Vyc, ditto, Truro Charming Polly, Richards, Oatmeal, Cardigan Peggy, Prichard. Wheat and Barley, Conway Providence, Ballantine, Soap, Greenock Speedwell ...
... Congregation. SOUTH WALES. CIRCUIT. John Pollen and Eduard Foot, Efvr. Cirmartgenibirr, Wednelday ,March 31, at Carmarthen. Ponbrokoi,e, Tuefday, April 6, at ilayerfordweft Cardisavhirt, Monday, April 12, at Cardigan. ficiidentt by the hue great Storm ...
... tire Committee, John Turn eh, Secretary (Melkfham) To be Sold by Auftion, JAMES HERRIN G, On Monday the gth of January, t;«9, ami the following Days till all fold, ALL the valuable Houfhold Goods, Plate, China, and Linen, of Mr. John Ladd, at his late ...