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... Worceiter. John Edwards, of Mancheften, Lancafhire, Merchant, September 20, 2r,6ber is, at Spencer's Tavern, in Manchefter. . DIVIDENDS to he made to CREDITORS. . September 5. John James, of Tuglin-ucha, Cardigan. (hire, at William Lewis's, Macworth Arms, Sival:- ...
... and their capital cities and towns are alfo hold of which they put him, firil fecuring his faid very corfiderabiy fince the arms and legs with ropes. In this difiual place aforefaid period. Calculations muft either have found eight nine men in the fame ...
... Lordfhip of Schaumburg Lippe, in confequence of an extraordinary irapofition for the accommodation of the military ; the ?? armed with provincial weapons of defenfe, and in great force, to oppofe the foldiery. The Commandant, alarmed at the afpect of affairs ...
... 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 ...
... Shrewfbury.— The Hon. John St. John, uncle of Lord Vifcount _3o!ingbroke,andnro- thcr of General St. John. At Hele, in the parilh of Corfe, Airs. Patten, a maiden lady. At Comtaton, near Sidmouth, Alifs Braddick, lietce of John Carflake, efq; of that ...
... the Queen’s county Royal Mill- “'To be Major, with Brevet of Lieutenant-Colonel.—John Waiburton, Efq. late Captain in 58th F °To Eldeft Captain, with Brevet Major.— John Murray, Efq. half-pay Maj .r, late in 5 F To b. Captains.—M«hew &*•. Gore, Efqrs ...
... the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, with a petition to Parliament, dating the canfrs of the derline of their mannfadure, the diftrefT under which they have long laboured in confequeDce thereof, and humbly praying relief. . . Mr. Grattan promifed them to preient ...
... Mr. Jofeph Bcnj. Smith, Newark upon Trent. John Dumbell, of Warrington, cotton-manufacturer; to furrender June fj, 14> u 'y *6. eleven, at the George, in Warrington. Attorney, Mr. William Mavie, Warrington. John Fell, now or late of Manchefter, cotton-fpinner; ...
... died, after a *Mr. John Clubbe, ery lingerin illnefs brother to Mr. B, Clubbe, of t this city grocer, A few days ago died, at Hampftead in the s2d year of his age, the Hon. Thomas Fitzmaurice, fecond brother of William th: Ton of John the late Earl of ...
... 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 ...
... happy hear, not ma- U oJ niekt, t.. .•clock, failed f. » Do.c, >» E«prcf. Packet, Capt. Dell, with the mail for Oftend. An armed cutter accompanied the packet a :onvoy ' A, was well known that the General had agreed for his paffage the Exprefs.cmiofity ...