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... deccaled. STAFF. Major John Granby Clay, of late 105th Foot, to be Major of Brigade to the Forces in South Britain. Captain Lyon, of zsth Foot, to be Major Brigade to the Forces, HOSPITAL STAFF. be Surgeons to the Forces, ' John Gibbon*, from Foot, Hogg ...
... cutter privateer, days out of Granville, and bad taken nothing, carrying 4 brafs 4-pcutiderf, with fwiveis, fmall arms and 30 men. 1 am, &c. John Drew. , txt- sfi Ltltft frext jtJiniral Sir Pjrkrr, C.mmatuler ia Clirf tf tit Ma/r/fy's Jtipt and tffelt at Ptrrfai ...
... age, feet nine inches and a half high, Tandy liair, fair complexion. 7 7 JOHN LEONARD, a labourer, years of age, five ,^ r J DC . hl B'.''. dark ha ' r » dartc complexion JOHN WALiER, labourer, years of age, five HE V' C »\\ B ' OW I lIR ' D O K C ...
... 1797. Leominjler JJfembly, will be held the KINGs-ARMS GREAT ROOM, Tuesday, the Seventeenth of January, inft. not on Thursday, the Nineteenth, as in a former Paper. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Creditors of JOHN LELLO, . late of the Angel Inn, the town of Lud- ...
... where troop country people of proviaoM of their ardor the could ys Tke CO-ill in hia captured fmatt French cutter L d£!4 urrigc arm tatt in purfuit Wn Cafthew Matty's (Up Novcnmcr fide of (mm 140 before rant Mum's MONDAY JAM ainft the latter French French ...
... in the Star floop, has taken oft thelfle ofWtgJrt, French privateer, called the Coup d'Effai, with 2 guns,-a quantity fire arms, and tnen.j LONDON, January 10. On Saturday Meflenger arrived at the Duke ©f Portland's Office from Dublin, with difpatches ...
... Mr.Tboma* Wardle, of SbitT Hill, to Mrs. Hudfon, of the Btack-Balt Inn, in the former place—On Wcdncfilay, at St. John's Church, Mr. John Air Hey, of Rowdon, to Milt Sinton, of the Leaict.—Tuefdav bit, Tyncmootb Church, Captain WHkfnfon, of Burlington ...
... for the continuation of Lord Camden iu the government this country, and their high,approbation hit adminiftration, scc. Mr. Grattan faid, that the addrefs comprehended a variety of fubjeds., on many of which there would probably be difference of opinion ...
... there met a final defeat, I yet this event would have thiown backtbe profperity j «f your .country beyond calculation. Mr. Grattan then moved, as an amendment, That this He ufe felt the higheft confidence in his Majefly's wifhes for the reft oration of ...
... grateful anfwer. After feme lurrhrr preliminary matter, he moved, that an addrefs prefented to his Majeily* which he read. Mr. Grattan faid, that the Uddrefs comprehended vaiiety of fubjifls, oil many of which there would probably no difference but to feveral ...
... gallant yeomanty of Ireland, but could not acquiefce in a motion which feparated their glory from thole of their brethren in arms, the regnlats and militia; nor would they themfelves, he was confident, accept compliment paid them at the expence of a gallant ...
... called X Capitaine Generoux, was r , , brought in here the 18th inftant, v captured riy his Majefty's (hip Adleiiture and armed (chooner Dauphin Royal, to St. Domingo. She had failed rum /lux two days, and had taken nothing. [ thus far Gazette. ] LONDON ...