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... Exprefs ] LONDON, December 31. THE Sun paper of this evening contains an account, (copied from Perlet's French Journal of t,he 27th ult.) of the lofs of the Seduifant 74 guns, juft after the fleet left Breft. Yefterday afternoon LOrd Malmefbury, with Mr. Ellis, and the reft of his Suite, arrived at Lord Grenville's office, in Downingflreet.—His Lordfhip had an immediate interview with Lord ...
... fupplememary mi\ a North Riding of this county, viz.—Sir Wm. Fonlis, Bart. Sir Robert D'Arcy Hildyard, Bart, and Sir John Law Ton, Bart.—William Marwood, Robert Crowe, John Fawcet, Henry Gale, Matthew Butterwick, Thomas Coore, Turner Straubenzie, Henry Pulleine, Wm. Chaytor, jun. Leonard Smelt, Tho. Strickland, Tho. Stapleton, John Wright, Fras. Mich. Trapps, Chrift. Goulton, Charles Thoyts, ...
... ofCork, oil hearing of the French Invafion of Ireland. It represents fuch a true picture of what every nation has to expefl which fraternizes with the French, that have great pteafure in publifhir.g it: December 25th, 1706. a moment of fuch general alarm and it is duty I owe to you, my beloved flock, to recall to your mmdi the facred principles of loyalty, allegiance and good order, that muft ...
... LONDON, January 21. WE btft night received, by expf efs, Paris journals, to the inft. inclufive. Thefe are happy to announce, contain the im- Birtant intelligence of THE SURRENDER KEHL. This fortre/s was delivered to tie Auftrians the 10th inftant, by capitulation. this morning received aa account from Greenock, of the Berwick, of goal, one ofthe French fleet and two full of troops, having ...
... greateft ere-1 flit the heid and heart oPthe writer and, think they cannot too generally read, both in and out the Whig Club on this fide the water, by inferting the letter, with the preamble, yonr very ufeful and patriotic paper, you will much oblige, Your moft obedient fen-ant, S. CLOWES, jun. CUB IRELAND. We have received the following very excellent and energetic letter, addreflcd one the ...
... [by Exprefi.] \ LONDON, February 11. ABruftels paper o the lft inft. has an article from Rovebetla, date Jan. ic.th, which contains the following important paragraph :— *' we beat the enemy near Rivoli, made . 4.500 prif ners, and took fix pieces cannon four ftandurds. Gen. Angereau beat the column, which, under the protection of its arti!le-y had paffed the Adige near Porto Legnago. The ...
... [by Exprefs.] \ LONDON, Feb 8. THE Gazette of this nigit contains account of the taking of La Buonaparte French privateer, 16 guns and uo men,-the Jeune Emile, of guns and 62 men ; end the French cutter Recovery of 14 guns and 46 men. The two Hamburgh mails that are due, were not arrived this afternoon. - Yefterday morning a meflenger arrived at the Secretary of Sari Office, from Vienna, with ...
... 1796, viz.—-Britifh manufacv>oo ...
... Defeat the SPANISH FLEET. Monday s Po/i [by Exprefs.] From the London Gazette Extraordinary. tidttiraUy-Offico, Man 3, 1 ~Q7. ROBERTC ALDER, Captain to Admiral Sir John Jervis, K. B. arrived this morning with difpatches from him to Mr. Nepean, which the following are copies. Vitlory, in Lagos Bay, Ftbruary 16. SIR, THE hopes of falling in with the Spaniftt fleet, expreffed in my letter to you ...
... [by Exprefs.] LONDON, March 11, THE Lond.n Gazette of this night contains an account ofthe taking and finking 4 French and Spanifh (hips the fquadron unoer Sir George Warren; and alfo the taking of three fmall French privatee-s off St. Aldan's Head and off the Flemifh E^iks. In Houfe of Commons on Thurfday lalt, Mr. Pitt moved for leave to bring in a bill, for confirming and continuing the ...
... [by Exprefs.] From the LONDON GAZETTE. Admiralty-offce March 18, Extrail of a letter from Admiral Lord Bridport, to Mr. tSepean, dated Royal George at Sea, March io. lAm now to acquaint you, that on the Mift. Sir Harry Neal, in the St. Fiorenzo, recaptured the Cynthia brig, from Lilbon to Poole, laden with fruit, taken .eight days before by a pri vateer-brig. On the Bth the Impetueux captured ...