... intention of going to Ireland in quality''of Lord Lieutenant. confequence of the difficulties that occurred in bringing ,Mr. Gra'ttan's party, who wifhed Uipulate certainconditions, which was not thought prudent grant,, the rrfolution fufpendeq; and a tetter ...

... enfuing fel - lion. It is faid that this arrangement is made in confequence of the difficulties that occurred in bringing Mr. Grattan's party, who wiffied to Itipulate certain conditions, which it was not thought prudent to grant Mr. Dreffing, the Meffenger ...

... Court met at Hick’s Hall, when the Grand Jury returned true lb'll, for High Treafon, againft Thomas Spence ; the Bill againll John Aihlev, not found. Thefe were the only ones before them. Mr. White, theTreafury Solicitor, informed the Court, had one more ...

... with feven other men of war of rhe line, and four frigates, were returned from Leghorn to their ftation off the Bay of St. John, where the trench fleet! that came out of Toulon time ago were ftill blockaded that fervice having been performed by a Spanifh ...

... the Prir.cefs of Brunfwick's the latter having tlie molt beautiful turn'd arm and hands, report is to credited. Tuefday a board was held at the Admiraltyoffice, when Capt. John Payne received hiscommiflion as Commodore of the fquadron v,-hich is to bring ...

... fii mi ?? ?? khi] ■ vi tr.ii m. : r t! - I- rt ?? h. The nuinbti ol Urisiili fnldiirs, landed at Gua- r'rl- .!'■■ from the arm) ol ?\t i h irli ■ ( ,1 v, I'or tl pu poft ...