... the Houft of Petrs immediately on the meeting of Parliame it. The fhip he is now going build for the public fervice, will named after his new title, not jFit fpecified. According to letters Paris, of tbe zdinfl. Count D’Eftaing was gone Madrid, from whence ...

... His Royal Highnefs tiie Prince of Wales, thcßifhv • '.V.ai.uigh, and Pr.ncefs Royal ftood Sponiors. The t0, ?? Infant is named ?? after thut great Prince w!. • v. .s :.om at Wastage, Berk*. Tiie Court at St. James's laft Night wa; exceedingly nume- rous ...

... taken. A few davs ago the wile Mr. Thomas Shciaton, jun. of /ockton upon Tees, was fafely delivered of three girls, who are named after Job’s three daughters, viz. Jemima, Kezia, and Kerenhappuch. Saturday eldedy man, inhabitant Bexley, in Kent, was found ...

... Finiileire. Lord Sandwich is fiid to have a Scheme in View of creating a Naval Miiitia. His Plan is to build . Ship of War, named after each County in tiie Kingdom, at the Expence of the County, and to man her with none but Sailors born in fuch County. He ...

... additional Eftablifhment is in Contemplation to tike Place in the Prince of Wales's Houfchold; the firft great Officer named after thofe already appointed, ii a Mafter of the Horfe to his Royal Highnefs, and ivc hear that Honour is already conferred upon ...

... that dej-er ded upon the news of the Fiench fquadron. Cartwright packet was purchafcd by Capt. Newman at New York, and named after the packet which the Americans run on Ihore off Sandy Hook Friday Dr. Mann killed his Majcfty’s hand on being apot-inted ...

... faid additional eltablifhment is in contemplation to take place in the Prince of Waies's houlehold the firft great officer named after thofe already appointed, is mafter of the horfe his Royal Highnefs, and hear the honour already conferred On the Earl of ...

... there was any likelihood of dangerous confequences, and being preffed to name one inllance of his having done fo before, named, after much helitation, the General Afi'embly the Kirk of Scotland. Was there ever wretched inconfiftency and evafion as this ...

... up the Houfe of Peers immediately on the meeting of Parliament. The fhip he going to build for the public lervice, will named after his new title, not yet fpectfied. What will the French nation think even of the remnants of munificence, when they (hall ...

... to be tried os difcharged. Mr. William Pitt, ‘who has-of late appeared with fo much ‘uitre in the Houfe of Commons, was named after -his father, who‘afterwards made him the object of his particular attention. He kept him ever at his fide, ‘inftru€ting ...

... regular troops now in in is againfl doubling the land-mla.er that he may have a naval one. His l * build fhip of war, named after h, the kingdom, at the expence of the jtfi *0 man her with none but Tailors born [Of tr , l y« He thinks, and with great ...

... water. $ The man of war agreed on to be prefenttd government the county of Suffolk, will be built at Ipfwich, and is to be named after that port. We undcrlland that ihe Earl of Briftol contributed thoufand pounds towards the fublcnption n'-.v carrying on ...