... Shepherd s Y o Robert Spouncer o to 6 Thomas W'alton o io 6 Benj. Pnllan. o IO 6 John Hudfon I I o James Green o to 6 R. Rennards I1 O Mrs. King a £ 0 Robert Bird o Lo 6 * Thompfon and Rickards I I 0 Jo(. Dobfon I 0o *Thomas Browne 0 o 6 Robert Galland a I ...

... Elizabeth&Fanny4z o Littledale, Clarkfon, Thomas Lundie 1o IO & Parker, Refuge lo io Thomas Barraby, Thomas Shackles so to for 3 1hips - 31 o Richardrlrotie so To James Frank - ro Io Daniel Boilrau 0o lo Thomas Locke Io IO W. Walker, jun. lo Io. James ...

... Mr. Jonas Ward Wakefield Mr.'William Brownr' r Beverley Mr. George Conyers - Driffield Mr. Thomas Hart Scarborough Mr. Richard Lockwood - Whithy I Mr. Thomas GAl' Knareibro' and Ripon ! COUNTY of LINCOLN. Mr. Francis Martin * , Linroln Mir. Jolcph Brown ...

... from Whitby; and Scartbingwell, Gray, from Reval.-At Archangel,. on the 30th June, cllie Richard, Collinson, and Walker, Hardy, of and frnm 1his port, after a patssae of twenty-three days fromt tbe Humsber. The Duke of Kent armed lhip arrived in the ...

... Beal George Dales James Hopper John Hullwick Ihomas Jackfon Charles Ruff James Swailes John, jun. Smith James Surr Thomas Tilbarn Thomas Tatc Fraicis Wilkinfon John Waite William Par .zvba Manors. By -whom apsoiated. Scamnpfon., H3rpham, Lowthorpe, lhornholme ...

... received with such a torrent of hisses and noise, as oblige . him to retire; -ay the friends of Mr. B. Mr. Hardy had first presented himself. Mr. Hardy then addressed the assembly in a speech better calculated to blow into a flame the dying embers of political ...

... stealing geese; and William Wricket for theft, to transportedfor men tears. Obadiah Minchar, Francis Pickering, John Crabtree, Thomas Cherryholme, William l.eeming, Hugh Junes, James Marshall, to imprisoned for different periods. William Stephenson, John ...

... diater of MIr. CrilliiIy b.i;Aer, -all oif this~place. : - . Oji'Fdiday fetunight, at Eafi Haltorn. Linrcolnhire, the 'Mlc Thomas Hufbarld. jun. of this tuO. snitcth that maker, to Mifc ?? I ijntot0, liaugliter o rI . BaMl-. 'ick. 'ton. farrper, of the ...

... Elizabeth *Hopkins, for picking the pocktj of Thomas. Williarnfon, of a canvas, purfe. containing tfi igunieas in gold, a Geven fhilligs'piece, and fomea filver; and xvith felonionfly ifealing. out of tile fid Thomas Williamron's waiflcoat pocket, a metal box ...

... Mary, Wood. From Whitby, Betsey, Allison; John and Mary, Milner, From Bessy, Gordon; Albion, Taylor ; Venture, Robinson; Thomas, Arnold; Eliza, Lightowlcr. COASTERS CLEARED. For Clifton. OilticrdiiiC) John ; Eliiabeth aud Mary, ; Horatio, Bromley; Brother* ...

... and-known by the fign of the Marquis of Granby with the Yard,. Garden, Stables, and other conveniences; now in -tle occupation of Thomas Burn The Premifes, Which hlave lately undergone con- fiderable improvement, may be entered on the all May. ntxtt; and further ...

... us. 6d. was hardly fit; to be ued. the tas had been impofed upon teas above that price. He faid he thought it particularly hardy and thinking fu, he felt it his duty to oppofe it. MR. HORNE TOOKE'S ELECTION. Lord Temple rofe, in purfiuance of the notice ...