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... be C iptain. John Moore, Efq. 10 be Firft Lieut. Win Grattan, Eiq. (o Second Lient. Eallinajloe and Aughnm Ditto. Richard Trench, >0 Captain. John Power i'rench, Efq. e Fit ft Lieut. Kilrufh Ditto. Bindon S.ott, Efq. to be Firft Lieut. John Hickman, Efq ...
... Firit Lieut. Charles O’Donel, E q. to Second Lieut, Balnafaggart Ditto. John Corry Mcuuay, to Full Lieut. City of fVaterford Infantry, Cornelius L. Wallace, Elq. to be Captain. John Lonnergan, Efq. to Full Lieut. Alexander Wallace, Efq. he Second Lieut ...
... deccaled. STAFF. Major John Granby Clay, of late 105th Foot, to be Major of Brigade to the Forces in South Britain. Captain Lyon, of zsth Foot, to be Major Brigade to the Forces, HOSPITAL STAFF. be Surgeons to the Forces, ' John Gibbon*, from Foot, Hogg ...
... Benares in the Eaft-lodies, inflcad of Mr. John Lumfden, now the Court ofjhe' Vi^'». . . n. ! * Ton metal watch. Six were convicted ,_mnv. and eight were acquitted. The fame day fen fence was paHed, when John ftcown, Ifaac Simmons, alias Bail, Daniel James ...
... of France. The American papers ftatc, that the Prefident the Uriited States has appointed Judge Dana, Maltachafttts, and Mr. John Marlhall, of Virginia, to CommilTioners, in conjun&ipn with Mr. Pinckney, now the Hague, to proceed to Paris, there adjuft ...
... 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 ...
... gent* Aulicn. John, efq. Abbot, William, efq, Afhbee, John, gent. Allen, James, •fq, J.mei, Amherft, John, efq. Andrew!, Fhoma!, yeomaa Allen, Thomit, gent. Ailcinfon, Stephen, efq, Artodrong, James, jeaman Bargtaee Ifaac, efq. Baker, John, efq. Brockman ...
... 034 1 Warwick - 39,167 4J Weilmorland 4-7.35 8 11 Wilts - - 37,039 Worceflcr - 25,298 Angiefea - - 5 Brecon - - 3 *65 6^ Cardigan . 2,072 Carmarthen - 4,750 7 Carnarvon - 2,077 t’J Denbigh - - 6,345 Flint - - - Glamorgan - 6,446 Merioneth - 1,771 7 Montgomery ...
... Witnefs our bauds, DAVID DAY, 0 every young men. The Army of England THOMAS HULKES, mgn, and if the people this Country K . , , , JOHN SABB. , ' '• D. H. DAY, jun. ilßCffl >■ , ■> W. HULKES. JARVIS having agreed with Mr. PETER . ARTHUR MANCLARK. allift her ...
... *** late of Milk flreet, C John Boles and Thomas Wright, 'th Southwark, Surry, wart o, Walter lies, Thomas Abell an Surry, linen-drapers. dividend in the count Eltofr, of Chefter, wine-tnercl John Wectman, of Brandon, Wa: John Garratt, of Hard Water Mi ...
... James O’Coigly, otherwiie James Quigley, otherwife called James John Favey, Arthur O’Connor, John Binns, John Allen, and Jeremiah Leary, as fuch falfe traitors aforefaid, with force and arms, on the 27th day of February lalf, Margate, in the County of Kent ...
... of entering into Armed Affectations; meafurewhich was unanimoufly agreed to in all the Wards. The plan recommended by the Court of Aldermen each Ward is, iff. All the Inhabitant Houfeholdcrs, that arc able men, to learn the ufe of arms. Thole who are no: ...