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... BANKRUPTS. John M’Btide, of Whitehaven, in the county ol' Cumberland, brewer, dealer and chapman; to xpfear Jan. r, a, and aa, the Ring’*.Arms, White aven. Attorney, Mr. Anthony Ad fun, in Whitehaven. John LivetCocb, Warwick-lane,Ncwgate-nrect, London ...
... and on. the ift and days .March next* at ten tha clock in th« j forenoon, on each the the Hold* of John Watkins, called or know* the name the Beaufort Arm*. i:i tl* laid town Monmouth, aod full difctf. , very and his and ; whet* and where the creditor* ...
... only diflentient. I he addrefs from the Houfe of Commons was eai rted unanimoufly, with one amendment on the ■notion or Mr. Grattan. The 50 th regiment of foot from Porfmotith, a;;. I the .-4-th regiment from Dover, are arrived in the iflands of Guernfey ...
... [Friday was paid inm ih(' hands of the Trealurer to the Leeds General Inlirmaty, fifty pounds, being benefaction from the Earl Cardigan. A tow days ago was paid into the hands of the Trcafurer of the Leeds Infirmary, Henry Duncomhe, Efq. Member for the County ...
... Kihgfbnry to be Captain. Lieut. Richard Marriott to be Captain Lieutenant. \Y r m. Eyre, James Bruwufoit, John Bullock, Charles Thorley, and John Bouttcll to be Lieutenants. Ail the battalions of militia, which are compleat, have received oiders from the ...
... Wiled to prevent perfons illegally aiferabling in arms, it was ttated in the Houle of Lords by the Earl of Weftmeath ; that a defperate and lawlels banditti calling themfelves National Guards, were with arms in Dublin; the Lord Litinenant the advice of the ...
... of Moretonefq Gloecfterihlre ChriftCodrioeeDoddtaMcre John KeyCdl of John H of Colbrook cC 8omerfedhiK of John Oaliford of andIfard cfo Carmarthen CaMe Pembroke Sartlctt Allen of CreneDy Cardigan Branwydd JUicaa siouc-nau h Brecon efq Symondi Gbfeomb ...
... carriage wins, ivels, &•:. maimed with as Inets, has ha ought into borer, as a prize to the Crewlmitild revenue cutter. A riNich armed row-boar As been taken off the North id, and broisght into Stairs. A brig laden with tobacco-pipe clay, and two others, le ...
... affixed to the carriage. The immediate infult offered to the Pope, was the attempt to difplace the King s arms of France, and to put up fomething for the arms of the Republic, over the French Conful’s door. They were warned that this would not be fuffered. The ...
... Afhton, Monday fe’onight was married, Mr. John Hum- phreys, of Carnarvon, butcher, to Mifs Jones, of fame place. Lately was married, in Dublin, Major Martin, of Chefter-caftle, to Mifs Williams, daughter of the late John Williams, efq. Laft week was married ...
... Gentleman among the number of our Correjbondents. JOHN LLOYD, ESC>. JOHN MITFORD, ESQ. Carmarthen, Friday, Marc 1 22, at Carmarthen. Thin iday, March ;..8, atHaverfordweft. Cardigan, Wednesday, April 3, at Cardigan. Monday morning died, his houle at the Barton ...
... refitting. of Toulon, there are fhips of iMka- ' forty-gun frigates, and of A armed or arming. ' lr there are fhips ofthe line, Vf: fe l frigates, and floops and other armed or arming. 0 f force of the Republic con- V ft.*? 'hips, exclufive of vell'els of infet ...