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... Alphea, Hardy, aecnvater/ Apelles, Derwent, Oberon, Echo, Zepinr. Mary hired armed cutter. Speculator and foikstone hired armed luggers, cruize—Arrjvtd the Gambler hired armed cutter, from Flushing. Sheebness, Dec. 20.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Mercurius ...
... Rents, amounting to 4 ; z3s per Annum; and the Mashon ,Hoote, which has late ly been completely repair, is in the pofkflida of John Corbett, Efq. The whdle of the Premires arte of the ettlmated yearly Value of ,C t soo. The Purchafers will be entitled to ...
... they are to call at Falmou! here'they will be , joined by the other treo which failed hence tome dayi (ince. Said the John Bull hired armed cutter a conycy for the Downs. A large frigate with a fleet el vefrels uni cmvoy - fram the eattward, pafled the harbi ...
... EIGIIT I - lUNDRED ACRES Of fine deep it4ple4Vnible Land, Woods; *rich iY diVid IP ert.' itito-desirible Farms, OCeL'; Messrs. John Daniel Limprolta, the . Widows Chstfr* E. Taylor, at v' Rents tunoutiting.to fiIiStDRED and NINETY-FIVE P • per Ann u m, exclusive ...
... WESTMINSrEIt SESSIONS. Thursday, October 24. John Steward was indicted for a misdemeanour, in throwing a quart bottle from the two shilling gallery of Drury-laue Theatre into the pit, by which Elizabeth - Freeman received a deep cut on the Skull, and ...
... is appointed by the Chancellorof the.Duchy. ' - SOUTH WALES. CARMARTHsNSHIRE-John Morgans, of the Furnace, Carmar- thenEsq. PE MBRoKEsHIRE-John Colby, of Fynore, Esq. CARDIGANS HIR E-Thomas Snith,of Foel Alt, Esq. GLAMORGANoSNIRE-George Wynclis of Clementstone ...
... Ains-vrorth, of Cheetliani, Manchester. innkeep.ei.• to surrender Oct. 18, tO, and Nov. IV, two, at the water Arms, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. John Law, Manehea, ter; or Mr. Philip Hurd; King's-Bench-VValks, Temple; Lon.don. Charles Field, of Queen.street ...
... joints, &c. The lining fuperline crinif , ii cloth, trimmed with rcry broad rich arms lace ; tquabs of tilk and Morocco ; Salilbury boot, with hammcreloth cloth, decorated with arms lace; the carriage and WheclS painted, - and pi&ed out 'to.correfpond with ...
... unconnected with Administration. In Oil event we' understand, that the Petition to the House of Commons will be presented by Mr. Grattan, and that to the Houk.. of 'Lords by Lord Grenville. Some delay in the progress ;)f this iraportent ho4iness must Mine in ...
... the representation of this his native City. He was seconded by Mr• ROBE RT SHAW% All RIGTON, Esq. was proposed by livsnY GRATTAN, Esq. and the motion was se-' tonded by C . - 4 EGE PONSONEY, who complimented the - public spirit, independent Conduct, ...
... detained the Telegraph hired armed brig; the Christianberg, laden with salt, from Faro, bound to Alton*, detained La Suffi. sante sloop of war; the Providenlia, laden with 1 wool from Bilboa, bound Hambro', detained the Dolly hired armed cutter ; and the Able ...
... numerous and defperate banditJ, armed and di fguifed, attacked laft week the Salmon Weir, at Bofcarne, near BAmin, the property of the Rev. Dr. Hamann, which they entirely dettroyed. Mu R Thurfday Sebaftian Grandi and John Andrew Nardi, the two natives ...