... ult, with 1128 barrels of flour for Hav ues de-Grace, was put on fhore in a violent gale wind, on the 17th, at Newport, in Cardigan B with the lols of mafts, anchors, and cabley; ve' d. and cargo will be faved. ‘The Sunderland, ‘Taylor, from Sunderland ...

... «go, at Hridckirk, Mrs. tis age. —At Wood End, near Egremont, Mes. Borrow maiden lady.- Monday laft, in King-ttreet, alter a John Vebay, plumbe nk- ficknefs, Mrs. Vebay, wile of Mr. and giazicr.—At Ulver! the ult. Thomas Nowth. ot Dockers in the 68:b year ...

... Indies, where inhabitants inG& upon the eftablithment of new Coenftitution. former they h the Governor. taken up arms and which is now arm will confit of this al difpatch,, fix of the line, “6 nl ap each, of fri This fleet is expefted to be re: fas fea ...

... piftol t& breaft of Mr. Dixon, who endeavoured to it away, but without effeét, as the piliol wer and fhot him through the left arm.—They ~knocked him off his horfe, robbed him of upy of gol. and left him for dead upon the road. Chefter, April2g. The perquifites ...

... we the materials tqr anew and tom of oher fartsble preparations for beginning | he neceflary work. hat A few days go, one John Mulluwerry, Ballaugh, i the Ifle of ann, was found di ay the fide of a mountain, a few miles from dwelling He was 78 years ...

... into the meaiures above plough in the fubjcG, mav t oiled. Anv letters upe ght on air, Bart, M.P. Lo es from | drefied to Sir John Sincl or toany other member ofthe Hoard. rg; but ! Amore enlarged paper, } € ut the in- for burgingth | tional experiments ...

... of the puvlic expe 93 pnd we concar im giving eficrency to 2 relponfibility ss Under the prefent Nobleman the virtues of Grattan blended with his sdminfiration ; if he quits the Covers of this kingdom, the Cafile doors will be Ort th tholice; there will ...

... fcholars, &c. withdrew, and 1 to Hyde’s coffee-houfle, where Thomas Moore being called to the chair, they agreed toan a to Mr. Grattan, to exprefs their approbation condu&t and principles, and thofe of the late niftration.—The addrefs to be prefented on 7 day ...

... so the Higheft B: 10 Birbeck, the Sign of the King's Are letters, is included in the preient truce: y @er, atthe Houfe of John Meffuage and Tenement, commor vetitisa certain foét, loan a Freehold H, fituare in James's-itreet, in hi Mavs ‘ * e@alled BACON's ...

... ASSIGNMENT. i {ERE AS JOHN STAG a! WwW Woodhall. in the Parth of Caldbeck and C Cumberland, Yeomae, hath by bearing aad of April, 149g) afligned and convey ed ail bes al { Halte dee Fffcéts whatfoever unto ISAAC HARPER, tein Row, and JOHN: COWMAN, of, Calebracke ...

... {tate paper. [es evidently founded upo n principles of mutua Ge will, as well as upon th — ofe 0 reciprocal ec £. aie a con cc arm , l- ni to bind the two coun faithtully o' bferved, is likely {t to the end c tries in amity and mutua 1 intere '- A time. fuch ...

... Liltlh|ow, Hon. John (lope Orkney di Balfour Peeblci, William Mootfnmrry fcrlb. Colonel Thomas Graham Renfrew, 4Boyd Alexander *Sir Cbarlea Rofa Rnakurjh, Bit Grorgt Dnoglai SeJtirk. Mark Pringle ?Admiral Sir C. Keith EJpWnone Soinerland. *Sir John Sinclair ...