... transmitted to John Wilson Cruker, esq. letter from Capt. Kerr, of his Majesty’s ship Unicorn, giving aii account of his having, on the 12lh instant, captured L’Esperance french National vessel, (late bis Majesty’s ship Laurel,) armed en flute, commanded ...

... these were principally females, according to a return ot Mr. Beverley, published in The Mechanics’ Magazine. From the speech of John If ills, I' sg , Af.P , a meeting in the metropolis on Tuesrlay last, for devising mean sto prevent loss of life by fire. _ ...

... London March 8. Thomas Ralfe and John Gauntlett, Leadenhall-street, London, merchants, at Guildhall, London. March 8. John Atkinson, of Cnckcrmouth, Cumberlanu, tanner, at the Inn, in Cockermouth. Masch 1. Thomas Goodwin and John Mallam, of Fleetstreet, London ...

... be re- in hi* college of arm*. The AVERAGE PRICE qf CORN. , , Qu*RJt» op Eight WiNCHrsrtn Bosbfls. week ending the of her, 1804. (fAnr/. Wye. Burly. Oats Rrmi, b 1 ► 9 78 41 0 30 40 0 74 37 3 32 30 6 37 6 0 '8 7 0 0 39 30 6 John James Catherwood. The AVERAGE ...

... Or with undulating motion Swell her sails above (he oeean. And my heard song Aa pace the deep along; O’or the waters I found Arm’d with thunder’s pealing sound. Wild and strange these notes I sing Then, *tis but whispering. Whose dying cadence hath begmled ...

... informed of his intended journey, and he was the bearer of Sir John Murray’s dispatch to the Duke of Wellington. Admiral Hallowed, next entered into very long observations on the other parts of Sir John Murray’s address, and upon the evidence of the several witnesses ...

... s, of Mr. Hogg, of Paternoster row, which she sold to cheesemonger; as was John Benjamin Fell, for secreting the sum of 101. IGs. which he had received for his employer; John Smith, Thomas Fitzgerald, Thomas Jones, and Franck Shipman, were also convicted; ...

... declaratory the injustice of taxing the Roman Catliolics of Ireland for the erection of Proleslant places of worship. Sir John spoke at very great length ; be charged (lie Protestant clergy with having, with shameful negligence, permitted their churches ...

... power. associations have now become the basis wider combinations, until nearly 100,000 men, it js calculated are ready take up arms. There are various reports in the city this morning; one generally circulated, and which appears Very probable, is t(ie account ...

... which is Colonel) under his own immediate command. ■ The43d, 52d, and 78lh regiments, under the command of Major-Geueral Sir John are encamp at Shoroecliffe on Monday next. The Royal North Gloucester Militia arc removed from .ewes the Severn district. - ...

... waist, and was hauled into the vessel. The prisoner was found guilty, and sentenced to six months’ imp’isoununt and hard labor. John Woodland whs also indicted for a violent and brutal assault on a girl, about eleven years of age, from whose evidence it appeared ...

... select party.— the company were, the Duchess Manners ami Dcbrde, Helens, Karhirnk, Smiley, and llarrourl, Ladies Mansfield, Cardigan, and C. Mrs. A. Mrs. L. Oamrr, and Miss bligo. .1 ■— In addition the naval font: alrradv ai)iH)intcd for of (he undersfiiui ...