... DragoonJ, John Arden, gent, be cornet. 7th regiment of Light Dragdons, Cornet Peter John James lieutenant.' itth legiment of Light Dragoons, Fnfign David Reid Parker, from the Hertfordlhire militia, cornet, tft regiment Foot Guards, Enfign John Duff to ...

... attention. cabin paflengers wboftgnr.d the to the Captain arc, Mcflrs. William Hunt, Thomas Liw, John Ptage, David Hofiack, Jofeph Ellis W. M, Duncanfon, M'Kinr.en, John J. Troup, and George Barro* dale, &c. Tucfday a Court of of the E» ...

... Ireland, have been fo adjufled, as to afford a reafonalsle hope, they will be accommodating to all partiea in that kingdom. Mr. Grattan left town on Sunday evening lafl, after having aflilled at a Meeting which was held at the Lord Chancellor's on Saturday evening ...

... Richard Whitehead, Mary Wilkinfoo. WedneCdsy was married, Higham ebw^ 1 ■ear Rockeder, John Prcntis Henflow, Efq- m, f merchant of that city, (elded fon Sir John He* 1- low, Knight, Surveyor of hia Maiedy’s nary.) Mifs Stevens, elded daughter of Thomas ...

... * : country the prefect (late of the mihtia, computed of tbotion °f per cent, from all pcafiont and good foldtert, and real John BnlU whtlli many of the grauficat.ont paid governmcai, aa •aeeed font new raifed regiment.m the fta.id.ng army, were Ma/fr ...

... brongi.t to the Publick Office, Bow-Street, to examined, viz John Solomon, Simon Jacobs, and ,met lomon, alias Bowley, Jews George Hard wick, John Hanley, John Dtlanccy, James I: William Hanland, John Pullen, and Wi11:,.!.! Tilley, who had Id/wvlPs Si.lititor ...

... co’lege. Bathtltrt ; John Burgh efq. Fel. low-commoner Trinity college; John Llc-yd Salulbury, lif,q. Fellow-commoner I’embruke hsll MefTrs James Harris Emmanuel college. John Morgan Rice o( Trinity, Edward Tot tkinlon. of St. John’s, Samuel Wix of Chrift’s ...

... refpcdling the treatment of thofe iflands in the Well- Indies which lately fubmitted to our arms, in the expedition under the conduct of Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jarvis. He had not yet made his mind as to the which bis motion fhould take, but be would ...

... of Liverpool, (later, at the Globe, rch s. John Petlley, of Lavenham, Suffolk, innholder, at ha Swan Inn, Lavenham. i. a 9. William Surety, St. Martin's-court, Wcftmmler, holier, at Guildhall. rch 4. John Senior, Wadehiil, York, dyer, at th* King's Irms ...

... with what had already been the 7V»# SaJustar Crural againfl the motion ; conf.dered the tranfaAiot right, they bnmg for the Arm (mrina of C-~ r, yeiyll 4 ut k . th*t the Chaocenorof the £jkc. any thing on the fubjcft. The divided ; p«t, lh« tw ...

... Norfolk, wa» •with an complaint for c.uht years, which my head and eyes eery much, Co that it took aw; ymy fight } affeiled mv arms «r.d hands, that the joints of fingers li.'cd to fliy out with great knots I was not able to put on hi, nor fcarcely to turnmyfrir ...

... gallant yeomanty of Ireland, but could not acquiefce in a motion which feparated their glory from thole of their brethren in arms, the regnlats and militia; nor would they themfelves, he was confident, accept compliment paid them at the expence of a gallant ...