... move, that a certain fum e granted to the Com- miflioncn for fettling American claim* ; he moved tli.ii 10001 be granted to John Anity, Eftj. and that tsool.be granted 10 each of the other C'oinmiffioneis, Ordered s and that an humble addie s be prelented ...

... be profecuted th.- mod feverity of the law. Witnefs our hjnds tins of Augultj 1790. CHA. TYRELL, ear CHR. POTTINGEH, Gent, JOHN ED MAN. ROB. JANNINGS, RANSON. MICH STEDMAN. CORNELIUS MAJOR. JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY BEAUTIFUL INDIAN NANKIN DYE, Imported ...

... advertifement, purporting be a refolutioaof an Aflembly affociatcd under the denomination the Whig Club, and figned Henry Grattan, which he conceived to be of a nature extraordina/y, that could not believe it to be authorifed by the unanimous affent of ...

... Bury, - ' - Mrs. Rogers Brandon, • Mr. William Webb Clare, - • Mr. John i'ettit. Clet, • • Mr. John Mann. w am, Mr. Thomas Holman East Dereham, Mr. John Crilp. Kye, . . Mr, John Chapman, akenham, • Mr. William Stokes. H ales wort ii, • Me. Thomas ...

... #ofo |. WeJncfdiiythe DultejofMontrofe kilted hands on being appointed Mailer of the Horfe to the Kiiiw, and the Eurl of Cardigan, on being appoint- ed Governor of the Round 'rower, Windfor. t, Admiral Sarringtin rind Sir Alexander Hood llano (truck their ...

... mentioned s» likely to nil the office Pay mailer General, vacant by the promotion of the Duke Monirofe and JL M'tlprave. The Earl Cardigan has hands on being appointed Governor the Round Tower, Windfor. Clerks jn the dilfateut oiC.ers are at work night and day ...

... evening, about a quarter before fix o’clock, Mr. Beard was (topped in Pimlico, near the .water-work*, by two men, who were armed, and with threats, in cafe of refiftance, demanded hia money. Rather than rifle his life, which from their determined manner ...

... Revett John. jun. (Jrandefion Denny John, Eye • Reynclls Jofeph Wangft.rd Day Je'e. Ives, Clk. Whep- Scboldham ?? Carlton ft-ad Swale John.Efq. Milcenhall Filke John, .himrding Spurgeon Jno. Grove, Clk. Froft Chas. Ea.'t Bcr.-b.-lt Melton Hoy ...

... phyfirian at Greenwich, was over Bexley Heath, in his carriage, he was (topped four footpads. The Doctor told them he was armed and would not robbed ; one of them, however, opened the rheife door, and was {hot dead the fpot; the others ran o!f. This the ...

... and he would catch him in his arms ; however, the Ijule boy, in his con- fusion, ran to the flairs, where he fell into the flames, and was burnt to death. to. At the ?? held at. Cardigan on Wed- nefday fe'nnight, John Benjamin, aged only 18 years, was ...

... campaign effeaualiy till towards the end of July. The laft Fiench mail of Paris as in the molt dreadful ftate fermentation. An armed and lawlefs mob daily throng about the palace j they obfeure the old heraldry of Fiance which decorates the gate with phantattical ...

... which had been previoufly fixed on Lord Cornwallis as the jnoft convenient pace ..The houfe fome time ago occupied C ...