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... Articles of Peace; when eloquent Speeches where made on the Occafion They write from Wefel of the 29th nit. that the Ceffation of Arms was publifhed there that Day; that the French were preparing to evacuate that Fortrefs, and that feveral Pruflian Regiments ...
... his Majefty, for an cxclufivc n Trade to the River of Senegal, viz. Mr. Alderman Turner, John Largent, Anthony Beallon. John Ewer, James Johnfon, William Tennant, John Mill, Gilbert Franklvn, Samuel t Vaughan, William Bowden, George Farquar Kinloch, and ...
... 64, all armed ; four Frigates armed, and five difarmed, with two Fire-Ships. At Galicia there are Nine of 7o Guns, and one of 40, armed. At Carthagena and the Levant are three of 70 Guns, and one of 64, five Frigates, fix Xebeques, all armed; two Bombs ...
... all their garrifons and with their arms, drums beating, colours' flying, and the troops to have fold of cannon, with two rounds and eacb, and two rounds per man, upcn co that the inhabitants afterwards lay dawn their arms and that all the forts, fans, pills ...
... Sept. 7, at the Dog and Duck in Kingfton upon Hull. Davs appointed for the Payment of Divio ends. Auguft 14. John Tozer, Aaron Tczer, and John C.briftepher Weguelin, of Lonaon, Merchants and Copartners.—At Guildhall, London. 14. Davies Barclay , of Catteton ...
... inforrn'd of the Particulars by Mr. Meisel Trapp at Margate in the Ifle of Tenet. To be SOLD to the beft Bidder, At the Waterman's• Arms, in Earl Street, Maidftone, on Monday the t 6th Day of Auguft inft. at Three of the Clock in the Aimnoon, ALL that Veld or ...
... VcfTJs from St. John’s, laft from Conception Bay in Newfoundland; they biingtnediiagreeable News that f.v; Sail of French Men of War put into the Bay of Bulls the 25th or 26th o la'd Month, from which place they marched Tome Troops St. John’s, where they ...
... Guildhall. - John Hunter, of Kocheiter, Kent, Shopkeeper. To appear April 23, May 3, 29, at Guildhall. D•gs appointed the Payment of Bankrupts-Dividend!. April 28. Francis Daniell, of Briaol, Merchant, at the Rummer Tavern in BIALA. - May 5. John Ridge, of ...
... 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 ...
... were fiied. The French Minilter is find to be ordered Wk. /. O N D N.’ Suaday thc Reverend Dr- John Thomas, preached befofc their Majeftics; the Earl of Cardigan carried the Sword of State; after Sermon, the King, and Queen received die Communion frqm the ...
... Efq; Leicefiet/hire, Calverley Bewick, of Hollaton, Efq; Monmouth/hire, John Roberts, .of Abergavenny, Efq; Nortbamptonfhire, Donatus Obrien, of Blatherwick, Efq; Nottingkamfhire, John Newton, Efq; OxfidreiAire, William Vanderfkeinin, of Kaverfham, Efq; ...
... the a6th> ult. and fear the Psrveft- in was- very forward and C&UNTRV news* Brifid, fag*/} 7. YeAcnUy Sc’nnigkt OM * ,r >’. John feme Worfi his Son « Ficki« Roath, k» Glamor* ?oftpro, he took a Stake out a Hedge.aad >ve him fitch a violent Blow with it ...