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... soldiers to desert, with the of Rewards for horses, guns, accoutrements, or whatever else they may carry off to the Russian*. A Spy was apprehended the ult. on whom were found several copies this proclamation, with several letters explaining the plan formed ...
... yelicw has Comm on in The Official, Paper contains which is very vaiuat named Andre Laa, at The. Purchaser of having acted as a spy for the mediaté possession | the Purchaser of the The charge does not ap- he above Farm i respect made good ; but a term of ...
... sold by B. C. Collins, Salisbury. [1 A!iK I GiON's LONDON SPY. This Day is published, price l,v. 6d. Embellished with two beautiful coloured Plates, and neatly done ornamental Pnoer, * NiiW LONDON SPY; or J The Frauds of London detected, in modern Ramble ...
... Jersey ; Perseverance, Carvalho, tr Lisbon ; George, Bullock, fr. Cork Arrived, New-York, Mew-York Pftcquet. VVcbb at Barhadoes, Spy, Hare ; Antigua, Bristol Volunteer, Jacques; at Oporto, Neutrality,—, fr. Bristol. 'The Galatea, M. W. with the fleet from Cork ...
... ALTON HOPS FOR SALE! ; f i? 1 Few Pockets or YEARLING HOP&of exit*-cellehtqualify and hithe beststateof preservation.— Might spying Wing, Salisbury. [6168 : ;/!'■■ t_l ''.A „ >• .. tability as, jps MHliaieT a large Mwfcet-Tbwft m She bci expected to character ...
... had become very scarce. ** The Mail from Jamaica brings us nothing new. A person had been taken into custody at Kingston as a Spy; he was conducted to prison, and afterwards contrived to poison himself—he proved to be an American, of the name Fowler. Charts ...
... board a French ship, refused to interfere the The Lieutenant was further mortified the evening, being hooted from the theatre a spy. Some Spaniards informed .him, they did not hold our military forces much estimation since the expedition to Ferrol; and that ...
... Dennis D'Eon, a foreigner, was brought Town from Brighton, by Townsend, who apprehended him that place, on suspicion of being a spy from the French Government. The same day he was examined before Sir Richard Ford, Whitehall, and committed to the House Correction ...
... uo tomember iat to be attained hut through be = the way tothe roa endurange of fuBerins wor ie 1 Iny and eternal weiget of spying OF Cam, tener partakers of ius ba Of his Vac maxims and policy Bs they ever have been 9 ate The tpirit OF the warid, | for ...
... appearances, promifes to be. very luable. Monday Foreigner was brought Town from Gravcfend, where he had keen fufpicwm of being Spy from the French Gp. vernmrpt, by 'Rryett, one . of the who earned him before Mr, Ford, at the Alien Office, where he underwept ...
... inches Breadth. .23 Depth 6 Measuring 130 tons, and 24-psths of ton, per American register; prize to his Majesty’s ship Spy, Charles Tl.e , estj. coioii.aader; and now lying in the harbour of Falmouth. A rejMirt having been industriously pro[Wgated ...
... the option of the holders. This, scheme would obviate the necessity of any additional taxes. The person suspected of being a spy, who was traced by Admiralty telegraph to Plymouth, and who, on escaping from thence, procured a boat to sail with him from ...