... months, 50,000 foldiers and Tailors, near 300 tranfports, 14 men of war, 14 frigates, and a considerable number offmaller armed veflels, without gaining one Tingle advantage. It would, we think, be a very popular aft in the navy, if fome honourable mark ...

... fent for his two fens home to admonlirr them, Earl Waldegrave and his brother were alfo Tent for by their uncle the Earl Cardigan, proper order is now reflored among them.'r- One gentleman, foa to a lottery-officer keeper in city, was on Wednefday laft ...

... rvey. John Garrett. Rev. Richard Harvey, jon. phea Nutwood. William Hooper. William Guy. Daniel Hooper. John Hooper. James Simmons, Captain f ox. John Mofes. George Phillips. Edward Daniel. Peter Burgcls. Charles Keliy. Kev. George Townfend. John Weftbeech ...

... of the Republic will be regenerated and purified—Patriotifm will every where be re-kindled —the Republicans alone will be armed—all the Republican Inscriptions will contain thefe words, which have been wickedly effaced, Republic, er Death P.USSE.’^ The ...

... the feltlemcnt 1782, When papers relative to the commencement of the picfeni war were moved lor the Iri'h Parliament, Mr, Grattan oppofed their production, not becaufe he thought the war was jolt, for that was a qneftion into which he would not enter, ...