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... adaptedanda and dedicated to the Rev. R Somerfet, maltfter and brick- by Dr. JOHN CLARKE, o ‘t Mr. John Hatch, (truftee The Editor hasin this volt he faid James Jordan, for the he King’s-Arms Iun at Crofs Compofitions of this great r h da of December 1808, to ...
... fengers were drowned.— difcovered a compofitio ftrength, he gunpowder; while emple day, in fome experiments tore off his left arm, mot hand, and otherwife. we his life is defpaired of. Aultria perfifts in her Trance, it a pears, has fe imo Pp Germany dur ...
... C. Lambton R. ]. Sharpe R. Cooke Bryan I.angion W. t». ShcplcyW. Thomas Lemon Sir W. Smith W. Cur wen j. C. Lemon John St. Aubin Sir John W. Lloyd Sir F.. Symonds T. P. C. I.vttlcton Hon. W. Talbot R. W. Fellowes Hon. N. James ft'hornion H. Hon.R. Markham ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY. —Mr, Grattan petition from the Roman Catholics of Ireland, praying repeal of the penal laws {til! exigence agTir),lfc them, and lion the privileges of the Britifh Conllitwtion. regrettc-d extremely chat hi* was not authorifed ...
... Childs, Ply mouth George Hant Kk Newton. Abbot, ‘f. Swee le Ottery, Samvel Palmer John Huxt Tavistock, William Radf Tiverton, William Quic! Totnes, Hannaford Poole, John Aldridge er Sherborne, W. Hodges Weymouth vhn Wood d Wimborne, Oakley RSLTSHIRE M ...
... I'liat tile 1 .otter Fir I'rancis Burdr: the Speaker was flagrant breach of the privileges o* the Houfi it appearing that the Arms had executed the warrant, and that the Hon. Baronet wa- lodged the Tower,the I loufc did not think fit to proceed further. ...
... fale, when printed particulars may at the Angel, Abergavenny; Beaufort-Arms, Monmouth; of Robert St. John Lucas, Bath; Mr. Davies, furveyor, Crickhowell; Mr. Lucas, folicitor, Cardigan; Mr. Gutch,* printer, Briltol; Mr. CruttvvelF, printer, Bath ; Mr. Walker ...
... the way the PafTago, through Newport the Mack worth Arms, Swanfu-i; and will rctoriyrom 4 every i urfday, ‘i and Saturmty Morning, and arrive Briftol nine o’clock, the Jann- ev uiituD Performed JOHN DIET and Co. The Proprietors will not countable for ...
... American Papers reached town Tliutfday to ult. The John Adams had arrived with the difpatchcs from Mr. Pinkney, which are publilhed inthcle papers. They cunfid, firfl, of fhort letter from Mr. Pinkney, mentioning that he had, after,receiving in- Ilruftions ...
... Weather became tempofluoas; and three on Thursday morning, the wearing, the Franchife unfortunately run down the tranfport brig John and Jane, Wm. Wilhart matter, with 219 of the lllh rcg. board, IT her crew, 1.5 women, and children, making the whole 2.)+ ...
... great Improvement - - gTlmber—Farther parto Mr. Robt. St. John t with conflderalde growth of young Timber.—-Further f titular, had by npfdyiag Mr. R Lucaa, Bath; Mr. Lucaa, loUciluF, Cardigan i Mcflra. Lambert and Sons, folicitors, Bedford-row, London ...
... improvement; ble growth of young Furtberparxvitha coufiderablegr „ - maybe had by applying Mr. Robt. St, John Luca., Hath; Mr. Lucas, folicltor, Cardigan; or .\ifl!rs. Lambert and .Sons, folicitors, Bedford-row, London. Valuable FKEEUOI.I) and HOLD PROPERTY ...