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... Oft advice Gore in his Tritoft lias captured l’Araignee French Schooner Privateer pierced carrying 38 men Lieut John Williams in Charlotte-armed Sloop captured off Demerary Dutch Schooner guns and men Capt the Acafta one the maica Squidron taken and burnt ...
... reft the Spaniards dare them Sir John is recovered one Divifion his Fleet queft i from (he containing treafu re to amount alone to fEhg-iilli) in Britilh Fleet and Sirijohn with the remainder rotb Englilh waited on Sic John n ns fecret Spain periods are ...
... Maryanne Freemantle, youngest daughter of the late John Freemantle, esq. Mr. James Dickenson, master carver in his Majesty's Dock-yard, Plymouth, to Miss Pain, daughter of Mr. Andrew Pain, of Plymouth-dock.* John Johnson, esq; of Lon- don, to Miss Smyth, daughter ...
... account per-fonalities that paffed Mr Grattan and Mr Egan in the debate upon the Lord Meffage : Mr Grattan in what fallen Mr Egan? the unkind expreffions which had the Gentlemen who the Adminif-tration Lord make (Mr Grattan) gratitude he owed that Hon for unlimited ...
... than arms, they have overcome ; tnd tr, as there is reafon to experf!, PruHU is induced to join in the projected confederation, France will ob- tain a rational government by the deflni -lion of that liytlri which fteks to devour Europe ! Mr. Grattan lus ...
... efs make*. Certificate. March 6. John Wright, of Briftol, h'n- n-dr. STOCKS. Bank ftoek, z\q. 5 per cent. arm. 1785, s 1 ? ?i x x ?? 4 per cent * la * O *!■ 3 P* l cent * red * 9° %*»*• Dittoconf.o6^4. Bank long arm. 27. Ditto Ihort, 13^. India bonds ...
... live* were loft. Cambridge, Feb. 10. The Rt. lion. Lord John Thynne, thin! fon of the Marquis of Bath, and the Right Hon. Lord V-lEers, cldcft fon of the Earl of Jerfey, are admitted noblemen of St. John's college. G/orejfer, Feb. 13. Sunday the sth inft. ...
... all Bdl j price quantities they inhabit io which they are juftly liable feverely few fince a woman lived in neighbourhood Cardigan-(hire put an hoy bang-herfetf in her houfe— ralh ion are lingular deferving of notice She went to ceflary claute whRiaU : ...
... ctntlrmen were banting near lhal place on Satur- day lafl , armed (as the perils of lhe day make It too ne - erfliry) ihey were joined In thrir (port by (Is Rraneert elegantly mounied, alfo armed— who, after fome time took an opportunity (while tke gentlemen ...
... licence and authority take the furname and arms of Scrace together with the furname and arms of Dickins purfuant the laft and teftament late grandfather Charles Scrace deceafed BANKRUPTS Robert merchant John White Sheffield grocer George Colicy of Kl ...
... of Moretonefq Gloecfterihlre ChriftCodrioeeDoddtaMcre John KeyCdl of John H of Colbrook cC 8omerfedhiK of John Oaliford of andIfard cfo Carmarthen CaMe Pembroke Sartlctt Allen of CreneDy Cardigan Branwydd JUicaa siouc-nau h Brecon efq Symondi Gbfeomb ...
... debt in the event totally it Mr Grattan for applying the furplus revenue to repair of great roads to incrcafe income of Prelbyterian Diflenting Clergy and to free from the opprcflion of hearth-money itatea 1 -yMrs Berney John nation avjjx6ool Brirloi Mr JoT ...