... Biecknock, 1 John Clark. Buckingham, W.J. and J.Malcolm. Cardigan, Thos Lim-d and the ( Rev. Mr. utner. Carmarthen, Charles Hall, Che Her, ——— Thomas Wedge. Clydefdale, . John Narfmoth. Cornwall, ■ ■ ■ Robert Frafer. A.M. Cumberland, John and George Culley ...

... attention. cabin paflengers wboftgnr.d the to the Captain arc, Mcflrs. William Hunt, Thomas Liw, John Ptage, David Hofiack, Jofeph Ellis W. M, Duncanfon, M'Kinr.en, John J. Troup, and George Barro* dale, &c. Tucfday a Court of of the E» ...

... Ireland, have been fo adjufled, as to afford a reafonalsle hope, they will be accommodating to all partiea in that kingdom. Mr. Grattan left town on Sunday evening lafl, after having aflilled at a Meeting which was held at the Lord Chancellor's on Saturday evening ...

... Yorke, with whom he remembered to have fomc convtrfaiion at one Beale's, refpefling arms. Yoike at that time fuggclled, in an indiieft manner, the ncceffity having arms, and deftred the to make fume for pikes. Crofs examined by Mr. Gibbs. Willifon admitted ...

... her feveial violent blows ; ffic was taken to the work-houfe, where die was delivered of a dead child, and hcifeif alfo died. Arm Cabel proved the above cafi, but upon her crofs. examination, fhe admitted the gave very provoking language. She laid made foldius ...

... fend men!* and cifpolitions which nefer fail to preferve, as well as to prcduce, refpect, efteem, and friendfhip. (Signed) John Jay. ANSWER. The underfigned fecretary of ftate has had the honour to lay before rhe king the minifterial note which he has ...

... lady had her arm broken two coaches ran foul each other oppofite the Magdalen, and the hind-wheel of one of them coming oJTthe body upfet, but nothing material happened to the pallengers, three in number. On Saturday morning the body of John Winder, of ...

... inow had fends ttfel en vigoroufly. We have that a Spanith poft of laid en farr ounded by 500 Repub- aN er. 5 bur Own their arms, and begged ay they were all put to death b Ifo, Commanders. Admir a for ° ‘Ation of 1200 men be- uch an event, gave yond Rofas ...

... Richard Whitehead, Mary Wilkinfoo. WedneCdsy was married, Higham ebw^ 1 ■ear Rockeder, John Prcntis Henflow, Efq- m, f merchant of that city, (elded fon Sir John He* 1- low, Knight, Surveyor of hia Maiedy’s nary.) Mifs Stevens, elded daughter of Thomas ...

... poli.ics, e independent of all parties. The French ttiips jutt taken Sir Edward Pellew', with thole taken and deftroyed by Sir John Warren, make lofs fuftained by the enemy in few weeks, of not lefs than Thirty nine Sail, exclusive of Burhon’s captures. Captain ...

... * : country the prefect (late of the mihtia, computed of tbotion °f per cent, from all pcafiont and good foldtert, and real John BnlU whtlli many of the grauficat.ont paid governmcai, aa •aeeed font new raifed regiment.m the fta.id.ng army, were Ma/fr ...

... Carden tpflkflh, ifl Churvh-rtreol arm Bridge Lane, The arc bride ahd fijad, repair, and are held it.de hundred and ninety-nine years, winch about one hundred and twenty are expired. For vie** uf the apply Mr. John Mitehell, ChurcMlrect atbralaid { and ...