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... poflell of, and lowered out from under fail of the line one a three decker, in lat. 31. N. h avy fire from tlie batteries, armed Ichooner long. 69-W. (teerifig N. N. \V. and kept company of eiglit guns and a large merchant trig. The With them 3 hoursi” ...
... the Aflive F.xclfe cutter, arid Carried into Falmouth 80th infl. She had been put nine days, and had taken the Either, from Cardigan to Jarfcy, and the AOive, Gibbs, from Plymouth to Liverpool, which are both tetaken the Active cutter and the Bet fey privateer ...
... _ ttiuounting iv> Jonathan Falknor, John Chilo Pnrvw, Theoph. j Q le |j variety of grand ohj are Jones, Wm. Domett, W»n. Wolfel*y. John Man- j forth, the capture of Sicily, or cvenof Malta. X Gc ...
... Copenhagen, under the imperative mandate France, has adopted the defpcrate re- folutlon of fhutting us from the Baltic, and is arming her marine with all poflible activity to enforce the unjuft and prefumptuous exclufion. ' , Our Government, with an energy ...
... consequence of, that Vote. General Clavering was accompanied to Newgate by his bro'her-in-law, Lord John Campbell, and immediately lodged the State side. Lord John Campbell dined with the General in his new apartments! I) U B, I N! DUBLIN CASTLE! There will ...
... import and export of Cotton Goods between Great Britain and Ireland, duty free, was confirmed, and Dill ordered accordingly. Sir John Newport wilhed to know from the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland, whether it was intended to bring in Bill to amend ...
... with fidelity. I have the honour to Your moft faithful, humble, and obedient fervant, HENRY GRATTAN. N. It. The Office of the Committee for lufting Mr. Grattan’s Eleftion is opened at the Comm. Buildings, Cope-flreet front, on the left fide the entrance ...
... againft his return for the City of Dublin.—Lord Boyle obtained leave of abfence,on account of his Father’s ill health. Mr. Grattan prefented a Bill tor the improvement of the city of Dublin, weft of the river LifFcy— read firft time, and ordered for * fecond ...
... Several Ihips will proceed thither. Sir John Stuart has left town for Plymouth, where he is to embark on board the Alacrity floop of war for Sicily. Sir John retains the Staff appointed his fucceflbr, Sir John Moore, in the command of the army in that ...
... Willows. T'.cfc Trees have been from the firfl Nurferics in S: . and and Ireland ; they have had the grcaUfl care taken .'arm, arc uncommonly ftrong and well rooted.—Alfo f.viral hundred thoufand Seedling Afit, .Sycamore, and Quicks. A quick fale being ...
... fee prompt and vigorons meafures to the TurklOi empire from inevitable truin, and with its fave India. The troops under Sir John Moore failed from Gottenburgh the 3d, and the sth were four leagues S. S. E. from the Scaw. They may hourly expected in the ...
... that if fuch arms, fcc. w ere not return\ ed to the owner within certain fpace of tiuir, that then the owner Ihould have his remedy ; law for their recovery.” Sir J faid, the obj jeifl this amendment was to itifure the rclforation of arms to their right ...