... reft the Spaniards dare them Sir John is recovered one Divifion his Fleet queft i from (he containing treafu re to amount alone to fEhg-iilli) in Britilh Fleet and Sirijohn with the remainder rotb Englilh waited on Sic John n ns fecret Spain periods are ...

... account per-fonalities that paffed Mr Grattan and Mr Egan in the debate upon the Lord Meffage : Mr Grattan in what fallen Mr Egan? the unkind expreffions which had the Gentlemen who the Adminif-tration Lord make (Mr Grattan) gratitude he owed that Hon for unlimited ...

... March 15. Mr. Grattan, in replying what had fallen from Mr. Egan, in the Hmtfe ol Commons, laid, the unkind txprc(lions which he had applied to the Gentlemen who conllituted the Adminification of Lord Fitzwilliam, Ihould not make him (Mr. Grattan) iorget the ...

... diflrid to deliver their arms and ammunition to the officers the King's forces appointed to receive them. He alfo offers a reward to fuch perfon* (hull inform where arms and ammunition are concealed. Fifteen hi-bdred (land of arms have bean feised by the ...

... allured the Speaker, that they would not notice their difpute out that houfe. Mr. called Mr. Grattan, who is of a low ftature, duodecimo incendiary j whillt Mr. Grattan applied the title bully to his opponent. Sir J. Scott has been defrauded confiderable amount ...

... box is Salilbury boo:, and the hammer cloth is fcarlct, with the arms beautifully .embroidered In gold. The carriage (which is a iwan-ncck) and wheels are painted red and dark blue, John Conyers, Efq. has refigned the command of the Weflern regiment of ...

... communicated to the Admiralty, by Rear- Adm. Sir John Orde, on board the Cambridge, in Hamoaze, dated the z6th inft. from .Capt. Whittinan in La Sufiilante, who being on a cruize off the Start, gave chace to an armed brig; but feeing little pro- fpe«ft of fuccel's ...