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... to be the Dolphin armed brig, commanded by Jan. Vatmtyes, belonging to the Dutch East-India Company, mounting 14 guns, and having on board 65 men. May 24th, at day-break in the morning, we captured, close under the land, a small armed brig, of six carriage ...
... .■ , fall in with. , Mr. Fox, Mr. Gr-.v, and the Earl of ?? dale, walked through Pall Mall yesterday, ?? tour o'clock, arm 111 arm, in deep com*- 1 ■ the important subject to be debated this da, • Most of the Cabinet Ministers met a' Whit-worth's on Saturday ...
... all the principal -\i Is. J SiiojK!. â¢' 7.TEVER performed at this Theatre. â For the i > bENE-HT of Mr. RUSSELL and Mr. JOHN- II'ON. I HLATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. On ' (>N DA'Ynext, I'heir Majestic servants will act a favourite ...
... conditions, that ' s ' ** ?? J_ Beet . Buttocks, at _ per stone r --.and i3 'i fiittc'-S Pig *jf'.lutttni Pieces, Clods, arm i.eg-of j I Jrii.eie. hi ecfuaJ proportions, at per stone; Tthe | '^^r-.t'e: hesuppli-d and sent in once a -foi Might, and ...
... Chesterfield, Grajvenor, Westmoreland, Daitmouth, Onslow, Harcourt, Essex, Romney, Cardigan. Lountesses— Harrington, Westmoreland, Effingham, L'x- bndge, Saalmesbury, Cardigan, it. Vincent, Aylesbury, Mae- clesheld, Harcourt, Dowager Essex, Buckinghamshire ...
... what the House already knew of the meritori- ous services of the army in Egypt, and the laurels reaped there by the British arms, under the auspicas and gallant exertions of the brave and justly la- mented General Abercromby,- they would most chearfully ...
... attention was ar- rested by the mathematical boy s of Christ's Hos- pital, founded by King Charles 11. who were pre- sented by Sir John William Anderson, Bart, the President, attended by James Palmer, Esq. Trea- surer; Mr. Wilby, Receiver; Mr. Gwynne, Ma- thematical ...
... CHARLES PR YCE, M. A. j Curate and Joint Lecturer ..f St. Andrew's, llolborn.â Prayers ?? will hegin nt Eleven o'clock. JOHN PI'I.LKN. Sec. (1 0 M MJSS A 111 AYâ A (iei.tliinu.i in this De- J pnrtmenl in Ireland, would EXCH *MJE for a similar Si- ...
... part of the British army into countries so remote from the British settle- ments, and all inhabited by men who would rise in arms against him, it any unexpected reverse or dif- ficulty should give an opportunity for his total de- struction and massacre ...
... ; rii, I o rbe A M.'itLu'l, Os.-i-.'.ston, D\4ievor, Borin£,don, j'Wv. I--, y live, V'aipoU', (Ai'.erainc, ?? Amherst, St. John, ■',«>/— Balr* ni.b*, An?!rui!ier,. Smitli, Rinks Ileulev, Cal- I ?? C. iic-'-A i>ra\ '-rosvenor. Price. I),- Clifford, ...
... diocese of St. Davfd's, eight children, 50 J. John Evans, Llanfaithlu, Anxlesea, diocese of Bangor, five children, fiStf. 10s. *» John Evans, Llamvetid, &c. Brecon, diocese of St. David's, four children, 60/. John Deverell, T- M. Festing, Newnham, Herts, diocese ...
... anley, j Rirha.dJaques, ii Kins I George Adams, ,i,: ?? Phill ps, Liiviei R.Muon, J J a ' r V's!.uitieworth, \ John Prickets, •'' p John A. Hern-Oji, Ss-'Ho^rt, William S*.ell. c ^ J, dirt Page, Treasurer. TnF Preprietors are bereby iuCormed, that ...