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... country adjacent to the metropolis, confiderable quantities of arms have been voluntarily delivered up, and numbers of the deluded peafantry are daily coming for the purpofe of furrendering their arms and taking the oath of allegiance. The reftonation tranquillity ...
... 7tb Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain John Walhoufe to be Major, by purchafe, vice Watfon, whom his Majefty has been gracioufly plcafed to allow to difpofc of his commlifion. loth Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel John Kinfey, from the ft Dragoons, to be Li ...
... avail ourfelVed of a foreign arm, when we bad strength enough ourfelves, and thoufands and hundreds of 'thoufands of our. own cotintryMen 'to fight our battles. - STOCKS.—liantStock per cent. cont.' 48 s-81—,—,5 per cent. arm. 71 7-11. • BIRMINGHAM, Aims ...
... and ifi is only the want of proper officers, arms, and ammunition, that his hindered numbers from joining in Wexford and Wicklow.— Thofe in the late action at Rathfarnbam, near Dublin, were regularly armed they had green cockades, trimmed with fringe ...
... 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 ...
... letters by the above mail held our. However, the hope that leieral thoula.uls oi the iulurjitnts would loon lay jlowu iiicir arms were this morning received at the Sicr.i.iry i'. s office Karl Camden, co.ilirin.ng very agreeable aid coiii. iiiiii fortner ...
... Cleik; John Berkeley Burland, Walter Whiraker, Charles Bowles. Efqrs. John Richards, George Tito Brice, Clerks. Somerfttfhire. —Windham Goodden, John Buret, Wili liarn Barry Wade. John Pctei Efqrs. Wiiliam Phelips, William Bachelor, Clerks; ...
... obftacles remain, not indeed of a naiuie, tor the whole Mamlo.iK militia, who govern, or rather opprefs Egyp', sot exceed half armed and uudifcipbned banduti. iiut it mull rl.iTiculi, it not impoflihie, to ‘.end provifions 10 an European army a country fo ...
... were both reprieved. At Leicefter, John Jobnfon, convicted of ftealing a quantity of fifh out of a pond appertaining to tht Hon. Richard Auguftus Butler Danvers, was ordered tobe tranf- ported for feven years. — John Crowder, convicted of ftealing one ...
... right to fupprefs that toll : it is faid alio tbat both Sweden and Denmark are, at the inliigatio- of the Ruffian Cabinet, arming to join the confederacy again.. France. The foreign journals contain no authentic accounts from Egypt. The lateft intelligence ...
... 9 1798 Lfi of CcnmiJJimers (hr felling the Laai-Ttx the King's Warrant Dorfetfhire John Lambert Ruflell Efqrs Nathaniel Brifted Clerk Burtand Elqrv Tito Brice Clerk John Burge' Peter Sherfton Efqrs lelins Tjm-dale Acland Allen Miles Efoi Wells— Mayor Maftrr ...
... 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 ...