... BETTY HAMILTON. Leffiidden, Nov. ao, JOHN I.ANO 1 he Drops, w iththe Proprietor’aT reatife the Scurvy, Oout, )iet, and Remedy, printed on fine Paper, Price as. which con tains the ParticuJ Cares, may the King Arms Printing Ojfice-, Canterbury. in Bottle* ...

... Dragoons. Henry Percy Butler Gent, to Cornet, vice John Folhid.--.l9rh Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant John to Captain of a Troop* vice Jjir James fcrfltinr—Cornet Charles Richard Vaughan Lieutenant, vice John Frtley, Edward W Ibancke, Gent to be C'rn-t- vice ...

... Townfhend, Mr. Burke, Colonel Barre, Mr. Fox, Lord Duncannon, Admiral Pigot, Mr. Hopkins, the' Rt. Hon. T. Townfend, and Lord John Cavendifh. Shortly after their taking the: oaths, Luttrjcl! rofe. faid he had the other day fpoken a few in the ing the pr:fent ...

... forenoon on each of the faid days, at the Old King’s Anns, in Leeds the county of York. At- torney, Mr. John Hardy, at Horsknh, near Leeds afore, faid. John Mafon the Younger, of Bigglefwad* the county cf Bedford, Coach iker, Dealer and Chapman; so fqrrender ...

... of Rothwell, in Yorkihire, Dealer. John Curter, of Whitechapel, Sadler. Leonard Newbank, of Fore-Street, Ltmdon, Batcher. Lewis Ro- bertfon and John Kennedy, of Cornhill, London, Infurance- Brokers and Pactncis. John ?? of South-Street, St. George, Ha ...

... of Scotland on the fame footing with of England. General Conway dofed the debate, by agreeing in the general principle of arming, at a time like the prefent, but his particular opinion to the time when the bill fhould come openly before the Houfe. After ...

... oui own element. John Wtflceit, of Mary Axe, infurer. Jofhua and William Peafe, of Hurlt Courtney, Ycrkfbire, farmers and graziers Hopper, late of Sal ford, Lancafliire, butcher. Joihua Peaf'e, of Monk Fritton, dealer. John bimes, of John's-ltreer, Middlefex ...

... his own, having been acquitted letting his own dwelling on fire. BANKRUPTS. John Thompfon, of York, dealer. John Brad more, Birmingham, button-maker.. James Woodbridge and John Wood bridge, St. Dunftaiv's-hill. coopcrs. Abraham St. Jaines-flreel, Weftrointter ...

... peace in that quarter fccin for the prefect premature.* and groundlefs. The above difpatches were brought over hythe Fame armed fhip, Capt. Morgan, is arrived in' the. Powns. Gen. Elliott's laftdifpatches occafions. the moft ferious alarm Government ...

... mounted On Monday the a9th ult. Sir John Lad* Dun beat Sir John Shelley’s Clanbon, beat, over Lewes courle, for 200 guineas, ing, three to two, and two to one on CN coming in, within thediftance, ten to one Dun, Sir John Lade repeadly took tirf won to a ...

... will be lef* lhan five Pounds, and fome may Fifty Pounds. The faid Reward to be paid applying John Hinde, Attorney Law,at Milton next Sjttingbcurne James or John smith Bab c. , Attornies Law, Fewryicw All Carrie;*, Stage-Coachmen, Higlers, and otheis, >ound ...

... guineas and filver watch, the ttreet, Portfmoutb. Thurlday laft, five cvnvicts were to the port London, to for Africa, nix John Fulker. John Fo*, William Deadraan, Marftiall, and Si* mon Waterman. having been very fcareo late years in the midland counties, there ...