... Cnvelong, and upon an average t 6 Carte may be exported daily. This Salt from its Qu.lity is particularly adapted for the /Arm Trade. By Penn/toe of the hurl of &rent!. J. HODGSON, COLLICTOII. St. Curie, t tth 0 Ife. 4 tr, frtabras Matto, AMEETING of ...

... (hip, having found fecority to tranfport them(elves to America, viz: Charles Devia, John Service, Triarant Moore, John Caldwell, Hugh Boyd, James Wallace, (Holy Wood) John Quinn, Samuel Boiler, Alexander Clandime*, William Lowry, James Hamilton, William ...

... the tftetf of two of the molt rcfpedtable gentlagentlemen adminiftration for difmifial ? Mr Grey fpoke in explanation. Mr Johnes fpoke favour of Mr Sheridan's motion, which, on a divilion, was negatived, there being, for the order of the day, ayes 141 ...

... ull. bound for the Elbe. Certain information is received, that arrived Heligoland on the inft. and took hoard a pilot, named John Bo.s. k, proceeded tothe Elbe, and eami anchor within the entrance. Two days after was on fnorc.from Heligoland in diftrefs ...

... Bella, Gerard Don'eing. Belly, John Dunting. Derby, Daniel 1 ong. Nottingham. John Wilkinfon. Supply, M. Hickfon. Endeavour, James Mofgrave. lndufiry, A. Smith. Neptune,. E. Rceder. Leuifitr, James Brooke. Hcpe, John Buxton. Newark, James Wharam. Blandinab ...

... that houfe, it was ulual to conduft him to he chair as it were by force, but it would be neceffary to order the Serjeant at Arms to take thefe Infh knights into cuftody and compel them to take their feats, which no doubt they would approach on all-fours ...

... ofCritton, Satiinel 11 . 1, ?? Hi. Ilisgatth,' John Cordon, efo; _7ert-r, P. Cielrig r.y. ...

... hathfUlorfft, yet would f> Aruck with the awful dignity of an /uperL/Prtr/ijow«r, that the Speaktr ■soft dtfpatrh the Serjeant at Arms to (hem m Intakdtheir feats! Mr. Sheridan thru moved, ift, That it i«tht opinion this Houle (hat no mcafurca can have a tendency ...

... fome pointed obfervations on the trial by Jury, and the Sovereignty the People. Among the toafls given Mr. F\rx. was.M* Mr. Grattan, and the Independcate Ireland, w eftablifked 1782. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Wednefday, March 6. Mr, Secretary Dundas reminded the ...

... er happened to be elected, it was ufual to force liim to the Chair, lb it would be found nccellary to fend the Serjeant at Arms to compel thefe wandering Knights fo fair to take their feats ; or it was equally probable that, dazzled with the fpler ...

... give Security, with fiifßcient Sureties, tor the Payment ...

... the feltlemcnt 1782, When papers relative to the commencement of the picfeni war were moved lor the Iri'h Parliament, Mr, Grattan oppofed their production, not becaufe he thought the war was jolt, for that was a qneftion into which he would not enter, ...