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... 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 ...
... getting under arms to defezd the town. This intelligence is corroborated by other letters received.frorn thence, differing only as to the number of the enemy that had la.ndetl; foute Itating it to amount to coo men. With rcfpea to the armed flips filet ...
... between Mr Grattan and Mr Egan ; but the Houfe having interfered, they were both put under arreit by virtue of an order from the Speaker. The laft London Gazeite contains an account of the capture of two fmall privateers by the Plymouth armed lugger and ...
... Benares in the Eaft-lodies, inflcad of Mr. John Lumfden, now the Court ofjhe' Vi^'». . . n. ! * Ton metal watch. Six were convicted ,_mnv. and eight were acquitted. The fame day fen fence was paHed, when John ftcown, Ifaac Simmons, alias Bail, Daniel James ...
... preparing fleet for tea, and that fume ferving board tlielr (hips, lie fent to to'tell hini, that if any of ttide men were taken in arm*, they would be '' ,e fevered manner prefcribed by the war. Commodore Philips had been dis.jlrfrf with eight fail of the fine ...
... former wife of old Ca'fhkk. Old Havjooti had two daughters his firft wife, of which the was married to John Cafbhk the fon, and the youngeft to John Cafhick the father. This Cafhick the father had daughter by Ids firft wife, whom old Haywood married, and ...
... 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 ...
... iarnented, as well aa'.thathedid not iorne mo. lion the fubjea.—Sir John, however,o,aa called 10 order, aslhere was jtftion ihe llouk. As the Houfe was r.bcur to into .Cotruntue the bill, Sir John Biaquiete took the prefent oppottunity of teioaiking what appeared ...
... Bourpoee, Doppings, Cooke, Odlem*. Carey, nod Briggs, were called few nights fince by ftrong. armed dirifions of Oefeoaera, and forced togive up their fire-arms to them. ( ,;t : .1 . On Friday fe’nnight the haggard Thomei Jonee, Mount Edward, oqfire, and ...
... Eoylc, in the county of Rofcom--an—Dated tldt jBth day Jan. 1797. JOHN CONRY, Sheriff. Sebiral taien plate the '*,) publuatton Mr. GkjttiSs Speech, re-tub lb mote correct note of it. Mr. Grattan mentioned that He would renew his motion relative to the Channel ...
... Seymour only daughter of .he late Rtv. John Seymour, of Ll merick.—At Limerick, John Boyle, Efq. attorney, to Mrs. Aone Moore. , . , DIED. At Sligo, Mrs. Corkran, wire Thoma.Corkran.Efq of Jamaica; and Mr. John Wilfon.—At Bra.ichfield, in ahe co. Sligo ...
... (peirmed but once) written by Shatefpeare, THE FIRST P4R7 OP, * Henry IV. Or, the humours of Sir John Falftaff. King Henry, Mr. I Winne Prince of Wales, I•Jreton p. John of 'Mailer Warren liVorcefler, Mr. Fox Northumberland, Darley Hotfpur, Cooper Douglas, Darley ...