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... Fairwater, which led to the capture that important fortress, are extracted from the Journal of one the crew of his Majesty s armed cutter Favourite, and published in the Hull Adverti„.r. As official intelligence of this affair has bi-vii published, they ...
... alluded to by thle hionourable member had reached his ear. - T1'he utttion as auxended was theit agreed to. L1Mr. CoocI.ia,%NL JOHNS~TONE then nioved thiat an hum- bln address he ptresenited tol his Majesty, prasving that the're be laid b(filie- the house ...
... election of John Dent, esq. was ordered to be taken into consideration Thursday the 'Sod inst. The Liverpool Election Petition against B. Tarleton, esq. was ordered to be considered on the same day. As was the Dublin University Petition against John Leslie ...
... Mr. Grattan said, that to his own knowledge, a similar power had been formerly much abused Ireland, and outrages females were committed, which damages would compensate, and which never could forgiven. the clause, punishing the concealment of arms, &c ...
... Ireland, instead of distributing arms amongst them, and training them to those arms against tbe enemy. The House then rtsolved itself into Committee on the Act. After some verbal Amendments had been moved and agreed to. Sir John Ntwport moved an Amendment, ...
... Ordered to lie on the table. The SECRETARY at WAR prefeised certain Returns relative to the Array, as moved by Mr. Cochrane John- Rone.-Ordered to lie on tlse table and be printed. leDSbiN AcCOUNTS.-Mr. CREavEY purfuant to notice, moved that there be laid ...
... Lords Cranley, Forbes and Hennikrr, Sir Edward and Lady Knatchbull, Sir Edward and Lady Dtring, Sirs Henry Oxendon, John G. Shaw, John Honywood, Henry law ley, and Sydney Smith, Baron De Montesquieu, Lady Elizabeth Finch Hatton, Hon. Miss Watson, General ...
... Edg. ware, oe whom Particulars may be had; and at: t he Three Cranes and White Hart; the Aberdeen Artss -Stannmore ; E Exex Arms, Wattfnd; ; Kig g Hed Hed.. row; White Horfe, btide ge; Red lio Sidhslla' KigsArmigsrmOxfordSte; at Gt;arr.ar'ay'a;.s and of ...
... Chatham, from whence all the other troops have been removed in order for their accommodation in the barracks. The West York and Cardigan regiments of Militia marched on Saturday last from Chatham barracks: the former to Ospringe, and the latter to Faversham ...
... take and use the surname, and bear the arms of Drummond together with the surname and ars of Burrell, and be called by the surnmmes of Drummoud-BurfeJl; such arms being first duly exemplified according the Laws Arms, and recorded in the Heraid's-oihVp. ...
... tnopey-scrivener. John Parock, , , ’*p'tal-street, Birmingham, Warwick, jeweller, Lu.xon Bruton, of Prince’s-street, Rotherhithe, mariner. Humphrey Pope, of Ratdiff-Cross, Middlesea, victoaller. Frederick' Francis, of Chialck, Middlesex, smith. John Rudd, High ...
... —Wind E. 23.—Arrived the Patent, Anderson, from Liverpool, for London; Lord Nelson, Howe, from Plymonth; Lively, White from Cardigan; Ceres, Bawden, from Padsfow; Success, Waller, from Guernsey; Fox, Halroy, from St. Michael's, with fruit, for Hull, in 35 ...