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... Hall, Efq. Wiltihirc. John Bennett, of Pithoufe, Efq. YoiUhire. Sir T. Pilkington, of Cheviotte, Efq. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen. John Morgan, of Furnace, Car- nurthen, F.fq. Pembroke. John Talker, of Upton Caftle, Efq. Cardigan. Pryce Loveden, of Gogerthen ...
... S. I have sent the privateer into port, and going in chace. Peggy sloop, of Cardigan, James Prichard master, from Dover to Penzance, with wheat and barley. Camilla brig, John M'Kena.e master, from Hull to Plymouth, with coals. Deuvai, Charles Mann master ...
... against a person of consequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was taken into custody, and brought to the Duke of Portland’s Office. The moment the mistake was discovered, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan, and he was of course liberated. An American ...
... kill him more speedily. After tire body had hung about twelve | minutes, it was lowered, the executioner holding it in his arms, till it was laid gently on the platform. A young man, a surgeon, put on a yellow linen dress, and prepared to cut off the ...
... and-gilder. Peter Ncvdlyn, late of AlrcSford, Southampton, currier and lea- * ther-cutt r John Vaile, of Gloucester, carpenter and timber-dealer. John Owen Harney ol Cardigan, shopkeeper. >n SMEUtde, of Tower-street, London/ plumber. James Kelly/of Woofwidh ...
... Hervey, grand-daughter to the Eari Bristol. Monday at near Salisbury, John Rite or, Esqa gentleman considerable property Derbyshire, Mi's Pcttingal, of Bath. Tuesday at Bradford, John Newton, Esq. clothier, Mist bush, daughter of Tho. Bush, L.q. DEATHS ...
... Adams, to be Adjutant. John Nike, Gent, Sun-eon. Chichester VoUnteert. Second Lieutenant John Murray to Pint Lieutenant, rice M.mh, promoted. , Richard Wilmot, Gent, to Second. Lieutenant, *ice Murray. Chrittchurck ValmUtrj. John Elliott, Gent, to Second ...
... hea wi were going away, I heard Mr. Grattan tell Neils J. would in town or before the Tuesday folo'vi. ; and I understood from Neihon that Mr.Grattan ■ him in prison, and on our return to town, told had sworn Mr: Grattan. , eitsl, and I breaktasted that ...