... forces end that his armed the and Raikes, on their paffage to join me at Trincomale with ftores and amunition, had very unfortunately been fallen in with by the French fquadron, and captured; and the San Carlo, another his Majefty's armed transports, with ...

... war, and difabedience of orders. “Mr, wit hin the bar warmly efpoufed the caufe of Mr. Mr. Dallas, Mr. Moare, Mr. Governor John ftone, Smith, and oiber pro pri etors, replied; till the de- bate ran out toa con fiderable length, without any new ligh ts ...

... clearly evince the Matter's S fenfe andconduS. , GRAT OOD, and Anfwtr. Pray what has given to Flood-a mortal wound , A. Grattan's obtaining fifty thouland pound. 1 Will Flood forgive an . Yes, if they give him fifty thoui'and more. tbe November, Infant ...

... gentleman enters often into this kind of colloquy with me, he wiil not have much to boast of at the end of the feiTions, Mr. Grattan. In refpeft to the houfe, I could vyilh to avoid pei tonality, and retu.n to the qaef- tion, but 1 mull requeH liberty td ...