... hea wi were going away, I heard Mr. Grattan tell Neils J. would in town or before the Tuesday folo'vi. ; and I understood from Neihon that Mr.Grattan ■ him in prison, and on our return to town, told had sworn Mr: Grattan. , eitsl, and I breaktasted that ...

... Adams, to be Adjutant. John Nike, Gent, Sun-eon. Chichester VoUnteert. Second Lieutenant John Murray to Pint Lieutenant, rice M.mh, promoted. , Richard Wilmot, Gent, to Second. Lieutenant, *ice Murray. Chrittchurck ValmUtrj. John Elliott, Gent, to Second ...

... TUESDAY's POST. LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 7. War-Ofmce, Feb. t. MAJOR John Grattan appointed quarter-matter general $• his majelty's forces Ea(t-lndie>, with the rank of lieutenant-colonel ir the army.—Capt. Alexander Dirom be deputy adjutant-general his Hetty's ...

... already re-embarked, to fent to France, and the reft are to follow. On aft net examination, there has been found 5000 ftand of arms concealed in the rocks, which they had there for their own ufe, and for any other vagabonds whom they could get to join them ...

... against a person of consequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was taken into custody, and brought to the Duke of Portland’s Office. The moment the mistake was discovered, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan, and he was of course liberated. An American ...

... 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 ...

... Hall, Efq. Wiltihirc. John Bennett, of Pithoufe, Efq. YoiUhire. Sir T. Pilkington, of Cheviotte, Efq. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen. John Morgan, of Furnace, Car- nurthen, F.fq. Pembroke. John Talker, of Upton Caftle, Efq. Cardigan. Pryce Loveden, of Gogerthen ...

... would never live to fee her, who could for ever make him happy, in the arms of another man further telling had too much regard for her, to treat her fhe but fhould fee him locked the arms of dea'h ere day. The next day he went Stratum, on his matter's bufinefs ...

... December* The following members took the oaths and their fears: Marquis of Tmhheld, for Peterstkldj Lord North, Banburv Lord John RulTell, Taviftack; James WaU wyn, Elq. Hereford Hon. Piercy Wy ldham, Midhurft;, Major Thomas Maitland, Haddington; Richard ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...