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... and made the arms of the French Republic to triumph during my day in Ireland, have at length been obliged to-fubmit to fuperior force of troops, commanded » rd Cornwallis. of war upon mv parole. (Signed) HUMBERT. The picture of Mr. Grattan, which the ...
... the Rev. John Jones, Rector of Johnfton cum Steinton with Bofttorton, Pembrokelhirt?, and Chaplain to Ld. Cawdor, to the Stall at Brecon, held by the late Archdeacon of Cardigan. On Thurfday the a cth of October died at Margate, the Rev. John Cooke, M ...
... months, 50,000 foldiers and Tailors, near 300 tranfports, 14 men of war, 14 frigates, and a considerable number offmaller armed veflels, without gaining one Tingle advantage. It would, we think, be a very popular aft in the navy, if fome honourable mark ...
... Biche (*} board of thefe veflcls were chofen frodps, very formidable train of flying and other artillery; a great quantity of arms for the Irifh Rebels; faddles, and every neceflary appointment for large body of cavalry, entrenching tools, &c. under the ...
... tha pain in her knee; hot, we are happy to learn, Ihe can now walk to her carriage with the afilftaaca one of bar attendant's arms: the Priaccfa if to deep at Sir Luca* Fepyt’a houfe, near Dorking, on Friday night, and will arrive iu town on Sator^ay. The ...
... and Sidmeyih FWaareerr.—Reverend H. Marker, to be chaplain. tlatherleith A'i/uitrro-i.—John Jonra, to be captain. Arthur Soatheombe, gent, to be lieutenant. John Seldom gvnt- be enftgn. gjjf Kilpatrick yduntent —Archibald Campbell, efq; to be captain ...
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... Harrifon, gent, to be lieutenant. John Boiler Coulthurft, gent, to be enfign. Richard Colmer, gent, to South Uifi run fitters * Macdonald, to be firft lieutenant, vice Angoa Macdonald, ln the Invernefsthire Volumetn. John Monro, gent, be firft lieutenant ...
... proclaimed this evening as in ttate of rebellion. The people Galway are alfo Tup. to be very ill inclined. They have been arming with pikes for two months psft. • ...
... the feltlemcnt 1782, When papers relative to the commencement of the picfeni war were moved lor the Iri'h Parliament, Mr, Grattan oppofed their production, not becaufe he thought the war was jolt, for that was a qneftion into which he would not enter, ...
... fleet, yiz. To it Rear. Admrrals of the Red —Captain Mathew Squire, Home, John Thomas. Ae Rear. f the tf'hile —James Brine, John Packenham, Sir Erafmua Gower, John Holloway, John Blankttt, G-orge Wslfon, Sir Charles Henry Knowles, hart. Honorable Thomas ...
... COUNTRY. Rich. Avern, of Birmingham, baker. |*ii, Owen, late of Tallame, Cardigan, 'ij ' John Stephens, of Tcwkelbury, Glouceft Tj,* Sewell, Clifton, Gfoucefter, feriv bs? John Snook Ames, Bath, Sometfet, li James Brown, Scarbrough, Yorkfhirc, w 1 Rich ...