... 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 ...

... each Pamphlet. fclNG's NEW LONDON SPY. Dag k published, trice nly Owe SkiUbig, (Embellished with very humorous Representation a Midnight Scene in a certain celebrated Bagnio near- Coveat Garden,) v THE NEW LONDON SPY Mode™ Twenty-Four Hours' Ramble through ...

... 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 bank of any river, or sea bank, whereby any iands shall be overflowed, damaged; shall unlawfully, and maliciously, cut spy hop-binds growing pole*, any plantation hops or shall wilfully, and maliciously, set on fire, causfi to be set fire, any Mine ...

... Euryalus, charges brought him by the ship's company, have acquitted of. those charges,, but lie was ordered to ftf striking with a spy-glass. ' ,y Syfei'al persons, but of a numerous family in street, lately died, under the most e*cruciatitig tortures, frotQ ...

... British Ambassador. The real c-use of the Duke’s exile, ascribed the reports transmitted fr»m London Paris against him, by a spy of the French police. Ili-torians tell us, that Otto the Twelfth, who was a br: man, used tremble at the sight —Bethoialdus ...

... Right Hon., Wilmot Y'aughan, Earl of Lilburne, of Kingdom Ireland, Tuefdav died, aged years; Sir EdWtard Baynton, Bar}, of Spy-Park, Wißg.; is luc. ceeded liis fon, now Sir Andrew, Baynton, Bart. ,' . . . . . , Wednefday evening died his lodgings ...

... hired armed brig, having on boaid ankers of fpirits, aud a large quantity of tobacco. Arrived alfo the Spy war, with a Fieuchfhip Bourdea.ix, which the Spy had captured, laden chiefly with wine and iron. Alfothe Harlequin packet from the Weft Indies, having ...

... and was killed on the fpot, with his mufquet and bayonet clenched his right hand. Verdict., Accidental Death.' Arrived the Spy floop. guns, from the Downs, with a valuable convoy of coafters and coiliers. Arrived the Spitfiie, 24 guns, Captain Seymour ...

... Pots. LONDON, FRIDAY JAN. 9. UK hoftile difpofition Den\ W mark towards tills country, of' 1 * ...

... rutmture consists very go-ai wiih Mali a d other’PsaU} Nced.e.work -rd other tj into ■, exct.itm Goose and other feathi .' Mahv’spy Furniture 15 very |tr>ud. and comisis Desks a. d Buuk-Casei, Clit-;t> Burcauj, Knceii-xe csaii-jt-Cuesf*, lu.uinr and uth r ...

... Combfatchfield near Exeter, and Captain in the Eafl Devon regiment cf militia. Ttieiday died, aged ninety, Sir ward Bart, Spy-Park, Wilts ; he fucceeded by his fon, now Sir Baynton, Bart. tnc R.h died, an advanced age, Mr. id Stokeiky, Yorkfhire, William ...