... than arms, they have overcome ; tnd tr, as there is reafon to experf!, PruHU is induced to join in the projected confederation, France will ob- tain a rational government by the deflni -lion of that liytlri which fteks to devour Europe ! Mr. Grattan lus ...

... the de- mands. Brillol, 16111 Auguii, r-rsS. (Signed) JOHN PARSONS, STEPHEN GEORGE, JOHN PARRY. ft^. The above concert! is carried on a s ttfual, f together vim ihe Sugar Rcfl.inr. 'Trade) by JOHN PARSONS and )OHN TARRY, under the firm of 7t>ru, a,isry ...

... theenclofed letter Captain Butterfield commanding his Majefty’s (loop Hazard giving account his having captured a large French armed Ship from the Mauritius bound BourdeauX manned 51 feamen and 270 troopsvafter a long adlion Captain veiy this affair his Ma-26th ...

... danger that awaits all crowned beads, and particularly bis own power and dominion, from lhe prevalence of French Intrigues and arms. The King of Fruffia Hill willies to be neutral Ihi, is dangerous gamr. Cm he I j-pect to be lung iv alliance wilh lhe French ...

... Oft advice Gore in his Tritoft lias captured l’Araignee French Schooner Privateer pierced carrying 38 men Lieut John Williams in Charlotte-armed Sloop captured off Demerary Dutch Schooner guns and men Capt the Acafta one the maica Squidron taken and burnt ...

... ctntlrmen were banting near lhal place on Satur- day lafl , armed (as the perils of lhe day make It too ne - erfliry) ihey were joined In thrir (port by (Is Rraneert elegantly mounied, alfo armed— who, after fome time took an opportunity (while tke gentlemen ...

... Dithop of St. Davidi haa appointed the Rer. John Jones, rector of Johnfton-c um-Stcinton with Bofhorton, Pembrokelhlre, and chaplain to Lord Caw- dor, to the ftall at Brecon, held by the late Archdeacon of Cardigan. Lient. Pulling, who pafled Ihrough thl* ...