... goods to th 1501. A day right, Mr. Vigne, jun. green, paffmg the end of Porter’s-alley, brrouglvftreet, was attacked by fire armed footpads, who robbed him of his hat, watch, and money. They offered him no violence, but threatened tofhoot. him if he went ...

... chapmen and copartners; at Gu.ldhall, London. 19. John Livefry, John Hargrtave, Peter Andie, Smith, end William Hall, merchants, callicnprinters and partners; at the Bull’s Head Inn, in Manchefter. 41. John Lucas, of York-ftrect, Cnvent-Gardcn, in the county ...

... Guildhall.—John Gamble, late of Willoughby Waterlefs, in Leicefterthire, money-fcrivener, Feb. 24, 25, March 21, at tiie I hree Cranes) in Leiceiler—William Rogers, of Kingfwinford, in Sfaffoidlhire, corn-chandler, March 3, at the Dudley's Arms Inn, in Dudley ...

... in their Wfptftive demands immediately to. John Cook, of Pitchcombt aforefttd, that the fame may ' and fettled ('and who are indebted tcr the PartneT&ip, hit' defircd » pby the fame immediately to the {aid John .Cook. - r . Fed. J. v. • NQRfOLK 'FARMER ...

... March 2. John forllcr and John Jolley, both Whitby, the county of York, mercers, (Iran ts, dealers and chapmen; the 01.1 Globe. Scarborough. ;. Mary Sommtrfu Id, of Bearhiuder-lanc, London, linen draper, dealer mid at Guildhall, London. y. John Bell, of ...

... • t> t Mr?- Pafferini, ien. of t^ Monday morning, tt;e Royal ty in ‘c k _ Tim. M Carthy, fnd Mr- John Magnin. the Library R. Hon. iwo?. Knight Councilor, &c. bt.iatn. , . , - . n-.ontVi Oftcoer S V m ** is iucceeoed in Ms Lord Vilcount (to 1 . . • iin ...

... lii|inir-mcrchant. Adam Scott and John Robfon, of MahMatie, Southwark, bri wen. wm. Cough, of Kingfwoud, Wilti, maltfler. John Oregory, oi Froine-Selwood, collar-maker. Rob. Remington, of Maidilnnc, fliocmakcr. John Oilman, of Fu.iiival l-Inn.money-fcriveiier ...

... inow had fends ttfel en vigoroufly. We have that a Spanith poft of laid en farr ounded by 500 Repub- aN er. 5 bur Own their arms, and begged ay they were all put to death b Ifo, Commanders. Admir a for ° ‘Ation of 1200 men be- uch an event, gave yond Rofas ...

... fome of the Officers of the Dolphin, that general for Peace prevailed, and they feemed, notwithflanding the fuccefs of their arms, to pcrfctUy fenfible of the great imfery of their country. One of the Gentlemen who lately accompanied CoL Ramfay to Hclvoet ...

... gallon additional duty, lod. per gallon on brandy. Bd. — on rum. . id. — »on Britifh i'pirits. Which would produce 459,0001. per arm. The next articles were Tea, Cocoa, and Coffee. Much benefit had accrued to the people from the Commutation Tax, and it waste ...

... the London Gazette of Tuesday l&ft, viz ??John Pratt, to be Captain of Company, vice John Edw. Wright, resigned??George Nathaniel Wright, to be Cptjin-Lieutenant, vice John Pratt??Francis Boynton, . Esq; John Coulson, and Cuthbert Usher, Esq; Lieutenants ...

... Some advices were received in town yefterday from which ftate, in pofiiive terms, the furrender of Barcelona to the French arms, and report that the fbnrefs of Gironne has fallen into the enemy's hands. If this information is corredl, the conqueft of ...