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... FROM I rrr.XFOO!. FOR bej.frst. The Y, August 24. ; The NF.PI UN?., Eight days alter, For Freighr, in don, apply Messrs. VT. A JOHN ■ WHAR.I ON, Nitholaj* l,ar ; or, in Bclfastito GREENE AW WARE, Agents ! 'ATo will receive and fcrts’ard CI.DTII and other ...
... Willows. T'.cfc Trees have been from the firfl Nurferics in S: . and and Ireland ; they have had the grcaUfl care taken .'arm, arc uncommonly ftrong and well rooted.—Alfo f.viral hundred thoufand Seedling Afit, .Sycamore, and Quicks. A quick fale being ...
... the trouhiLd it ate of the country, have been this week . pait at nigiit, to protect their arms, met number iraraudcisat the nctir Cahircotihili, mounted armed, 1 two each ; being challenged the patroje three different times, and not receiving any j reply ...
... fervice except in the engagement with the renowned N-. Ifon. Tne creation of theprefent navy probably took its rife in the armed neutrality.) During the long period that elapfed from the reign of Chridiern that Chrillian the Danes do not appear to have ...
... Walker, who resigns. 17th ditto—James Macgregor, gent. to be en. sign, vs purchase, vice Ross, proinuied. 23d Leis, from the Cardigan militia, to be second lieut.—Lieut. T. Perkins from halt pay of the 5 If Ii tout, to be paymaster of the second battalion ...
... Wharton, John Frankland, Mostyn, Sir Thos. Whitbread, nnurf Grattan,Rt.ilon.H. Neville, Hon. Rich Wilder, Fr. John Grenville, Rt. H.T. Newport,Rt H.SirJ. Williams, Owen Grveniuli, Robeit North, Dudley Windham,RtHonAV. Right Hon. G. Tierney,? John Calcraft ...
... the Petition of the Catholics of Ireland, which we understand will be presented the Imperial Parliament the Right Hon. H. Grattan, the earliest day possible after his Lordship’s anival. It appears from the official returns of imports into Charleston, that ...
... LIAM EiVJ'. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, MARCH ,T. MR. JOHN GIFFARD. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, pursuattt his notice ofs'esterJay, 1 rose to move for certain documents relating to the appointment 1 of John GiffarJ, f.sq. to the office Accountant-Cimeral. As Mr ...
... their fccrets, and judging them their acts, miiii lay that they a coni’.dcrable degree of mildnels and mod.ration.— {Mr. Grattan read many extiadts from Lord lowick’s diipatch to Mr. Hilt, and alio from the American Correipcadence, in confirmation oi ...
... t of Lord Grenville and the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, tdir former Ad-o v’oeates, td hand in their Petition to both HonfeS; of Parliament; and relying on fhe fupport of thrifc worthy Reprefentative Sir John Newport faid Petition, they requeft him to lay ...
... Several Ihips will proceed thither. Sir John Stuart has left town for Plymouth, where he is to embark on board the Alacrity floop of war for Sicily. Sir John retains the Staff appointed his fucceflbr, Sir John Moore, in the command of the army in that ...
... IStn April, vv« chafed and three prows under Dutch colours five IJ.l . M. its iling caitT;, anchored, out boat* and lent them armed to bring the two weft brought the Isrbcsrd (ide, the orner hung or. the quarter ; got the oners nut of the two (amounting near ...