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... I --'--._„,.. V 4 . rtl PO T . - faits in HO 1 LAND. 4 .f .JAMAICA GAZETTE. DE LA VEtA, Oaober • It - - a Flag Truce, arrived at • Morant-from Hifpauiola we learn that Fits Majefty's Ship f 20 Guns, Capt. T. L. Frederick, has etn7en taken and carried ...
... behind. She landed ioul three weeks ago in England. Her aproinmenu were confiderable, and fhe has now a penfion for ber fervices. The tollowing are the particlars of a plan for feizing General Greeoe, and difperfing, if not corrupting, his whole army ; Some ...
... the eflimates of the army fhould be recommitted, and deferred uill ahier the holidays. He underiood that the charge for the ordnance this year was 10 be 100,0001. tfore than lafl year, and he beheved the eatraprdinarses of the army this vear would be increafed ...
... dicd a few days ago at Paris. This woman, was poffeffed of molt of the amiable qualities that tnake time glide eafily on, was:ufhered early into lite. She wasfhe daughter of a gentleman who held a commiffion in the army; and was 'Married when at boarding-fchool ...
... Sunday, viz.Glatton, Capt. C. Drummond ; Wood- Capt., V. Lewis; and Lord Wall-Ingham, Land for Building; at Handrwortli. LTO TICE is hereby given, that a Piece of N LAND, very near the Turnpike Road leading from \Valfail to Birmingham, is to be let in fruall ...
... difirefled, and very importunate to attend the woman, and application was made to the Minifter to permit him to go, but fo many fimilar applications having been made, this could not be complied with, The miferable woman was therefore obliged to go without the ...
... fwore pofitively to fecing Parker and the young woman together on the Sunday night, at the time, and near the r‘hce where fhe was murdeced, and who recollebled caring a little afterwards the voice of a woman fhrickiug out, Another evidence (wore to the fecing ...
... -has already curtailed Ikr Army Expences Co as to introduce a which cannot be lefs at the End of Year than the little Sum of One Hundred and Fifty Thoufand Pounds; and all this without one real Benefit being loft to the Army or the Nation. It is even expeted ...
... laid, conformable to every Precedent on the. Journals, particalerly that of Sudbury; and it was alfo'correlpondent to a 'landing Order of the Houle, which exprefsly fay, that when a Committee of Eleaion report the Petition they tried to be frivolous and ...
... fecured in fome public buildings in the Tower, till the duties fhall be paid, and that Tower Wharf Will be the only quay for landing the fame; it being found by experience that the revenue has been much injured by bringing it to different places, and afterwards ...
... with his ideas of con hiflency, vote for the army ellimares while the mi liis, the national and coolli uiional defence of the conairy, flood as it then did. Asvo the i}umkm th ¢ the milina weie but a local army. and theretore 10 be ¢ovfilercd only as a ...
... the building, Saturday evening died Mu. &Ham, formerly a celebrated atrefs —a woman who has fun Many viciflitudes of fottune, and latterly experienced much diarefs. BUILDING LAND in the Parifh of Afton, near Birmingham, late the Eflate of Dr. Asa, to be ...