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... Neivs in this High?* London Gazette. LONDON, January 3. THE Dutch mail due yefterday morning, ha- not reached town this afternoon, rtPr had any other com* m nication from the Continent- Advices, however, of a private nature, were received in on Thurfday night from Utrecht, the 2?th ult. which Hate that the Ficnch had crofted the Maefeon the 25th, and took poflpfllon the whole the Bommel. On ...
... hurfday fe'nnight, the Hud- X X dersficld Volunteer Corps, for X firft time finctf their cloatlis X were completed, wrnt in procefflon to c urc a that place, where th#y heard a mod excellent fermon, by the Rev. John Lowe, their Chaplain, from the following text I Corinthians, c. xvi. v. 13, Watch ye, ftandfajl in the faith, quit you lite men, Jlrong ; let all your things dune tvith charity.? ...
... been received Gen. WalmoJen and Lieut. - nels tiie h)cf York, and him transited to Mr. Dundas. Amleirt, Jan. t, 1^95. HAVE the honor lay bt f >re Roy.-.l Highnefs the repot of th? of the made tLe enemy on the 30th ult. Mjjor-Cerer 'i David The crps Jeftined r this expedition c.infifted often battalions Br»ti{h inl ry, un !er M'j .:*Gen. Lord Cathcart, ?viajor-Cen. Gordon, ard Lieutenant ...
... ON tile accuracy the following ft.itemcn', the a.i. thority his report to the Convention, hat all fterling, you may depend the fplendor of external victory is be dearly, may the French remain vkt.iriou. during the fhoit (for it will be) of their dcmocra'ical phrenzy. readers will bear in their minds, that the eftimated value 'and that cftimatc an deratedone) of the fee fimple of the lands in ...
... the heavy fail from yefterday, and the late crrvvaloj tie Mail' ...
... Kenyon and the Honorable t r- ufti Heath, have cholea y th . c Northern Circuit; and the fixwtt l - l hcLord Cnief iiaron ® n V hc Ho n - Mr. jullicc Rooke, the Midland, for the Lent Aflizes. Mr. Sampfpn's benefit concert at Wakeheld on Monday laft, was honored with every mark of approbation from a difccrnine audicnce re concertos by Mr Lawton, Mr Lever, and Sampfon, were executed in fo ...
... LONDON; February WE yellerday Itated the arrival difpatches from theßritifharmy. we (aid, were dated on the ult. at Deventer. They mention the army to be in rather a fickly It was the intention to move forward towards the Wefer, moil probably Bi'emen. Nothing had been of the enemy fmce the accounts from our army but it was reported that body the enemy Wasmoving towards them. Sun. Oh ...
... owe indulgent Public, take this Opportunity their liaccre Thanks tJ their Friends and that Public, far all Favors conferred upon them. Having agreed to difconiinue the Infurance Eufir.cfs, their firft was to allure to thole Friends and t hat Public fubft.mtia! Security fur their Rifles, and in this they doubt not they have well Transfer cf their Interrll and Property the Trustees and Directors ...
... xpress] From the LONDON GAZETTE. St. James's, Feb. 27. HIS Majefty in Coyncil was this daJr pleated to appoint Hetiry Bevan, of Shrcwlbury, be Sheriff of the county of Salop, and Mark Sykes, cfSledmire, to be Sheriff the county of York. The Gazette (which did not reach us till tiear four o'clock on Monday morning) alfo contains an account the Brigands, to the amount of 2000 men, having ...
... Admiralty Office, March Copy of ktter Jrom Sir H arrtn, Captain fnt Miijefly's fhip La Pctoone, to Mir. Ste- I thins, dated Cam;)and March 2. Beg you will inform their Lordlhips, that in purfuance of their orders put to fea on the of February paft, with La Pomone, Galatea, Anfon, Artois, and Duke of Yo;k Lugger. The weather becoming thick, with frefn breezes and a heavy op the 14th the Anfon ...
... afliz .s commence at York the X X week, before Judge X T X Heath.—T.'ie following lilt * of the prifoners who have to take tt.eir trial* Thomas Crofley, of weaver, charged with a burglary in the dwellit g-houfe of Mr. Normington, Sowerby.—Frances Harrifop, and Ann Gibfon, charge! the wilful murder their children —Joh-i Williams, Wakefitld, charged with dealing various goods out of the waggon ...
... AE are informed from undoubted I X authority, that there is to be X W X general mufler in this place, 5. , 8 the whole the volunteer corps of this town, Huddersfield, Ha- Kfax, Bradford, and Wakefield, the laft week in May the different battalions are to meet on Teefday the 26th of May next; have a field day on Wednefday the a7th ; and to be reviewed by General Officer on Thorfday the 28th.—To ...