... Efq; Chairman. John Barker Chinch, E(q., Ear! of Burford. John Holden Strutt, Eft). Thomas Jones, Efq. R. M. T. Chilwel), Efq. Philip Metcalf, Efq. Thomas Coxhead, Efq. Lawrence Palk, Efq. Lord Vifcount Weymouth, Richard Glover, John Shaw Stewart, Efq ...

... important events. HOUSE of LORDS, Wednesday, Feb. 9. Heard counfel the appeal from tie court feflion, wherein the honourable John Arbuthn is appellant, and Robert Smart refpondtnt. Without hearing the respondent's counfel, the lord chancellor moved, to ...

... tumults, oceafioned the fupplics of rice, &c. from Alia, and by of the Black Sea, being The grand fleet of Ruflia, which is now arming with all poffibledifpatch, will confift of thirty-fix Ihips of the line, carrying from hundred to fixty-tbur guns each, and ...

... manufacturer. cf Ovxtffiy, watch-maker John Richardj fon, of'the Strand, dealer. John Maiden, of Wafping-walk Staffordshire Andrew Hdlarn, of Liverpool, flone-tQafen. Arthur Davis, of WimborHe-MinJler, victualler, John Jeayes and Jofebh Sandbach, Brornfgrovc ...

... Fowler, of Scotland-yard, Weftminfter, merchant. William Sharp, the younger, ot Afhbydc-la-Zouch, inn-keeper. John James, of Tuglyn, the county Cardigan, merchant. Hamlet Lowe, of Mancheiter, auctioneer. James Stcll, of Haftmgs, hardwareman. William Kilpin ...

... BANKRUPTS. George Fowler, Scothnd-yarJ, merchant. William Sharp the younger, of Afhby-dc-la-Zourh, innkeeper. John James, of Ttiglyn, Cardigan (hi re, merchant. Hamlet Lowe, of Manchrlier, auctioneer. James Stci '., of Hatting*, hardwareman, Wm. Prince* ...

... circulated, recommending the perafal and of it. The following matrimonial compaft announced as fpeedily to be folemnized Earl of Cardigan with Lady Elizabeth Waldegrave, filler to the late Earl, and Lady of Honour to the Princefs Royal. Lord Cholmondely, the ...

... Rev. Walter Ciiapmau, D. D. prebendary ot Briflol, vicar of Bradford, Wilts, and mailer of St. John's hofpital Bath. At Arbuti riot Houfe, the Right Hon. John Vilcoum Arbuthnot. 111 the King's Bench prifon, after fix years confinement, Captain Thomas Henry ...

... _to take on them the command of the fleet at Spithead, the former not being yet gone as has been reported. The Countefs of Cardigan, it is faid, will have the lirfl vacancy as Lady of the Bed-chamber to the Queen. The lafl difpatches from Lord St. Helen’s ...

... appointed enquire into the imp lor dabt, not able afford the debtors gaol any rcCea this fcffion. th:», the in a great body, and John Carey, a thus addreffed them Now is the time. do not exert now, yon will be loft for ever. This created fuch a tumult, thai ...

... people doth not confider. Friday John Duhamal, a foreigner, and a mofl notorious fwindler, who has long infefled this city, was taken before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, at Guildhall, and went under long examination. Mr. John Dubois, Merchant, Alderman’s-walk ...

... Stanmorc. Blades, Biownlow, John Archer, Elq; Welford, Eafton, and Boxford, Bartholomew, Win, Rev. John Siinmor.ds Brecdon, Paiigbourn* Butler, John, Charlotte Michell, and Philip Lybbe Culham. Powys, jun. Efq; Coventry, Edmund, John Cooke, D. D. Prefidcnt ...