... ©f treachery. If Rig*»u.l, mulatto, the old rival Toufiaint, brought back to the ifland aid the French, began to intrigue •ga*rft them, their intereft with al] roh*ur» is evidently in a very declining ft ate. The French troops will have confiderablc difficulty ...

... port; Silver Eel, Stephenion John and ilabeila, wall 5 Europe, Steel; Fox, Cockerili; Alexander, Rees; James, Homer ; and William, ahrnailrong. Tlie Ranger, Richardibn; Harmony, Smith; and Favourite, lirewes, ted in gale ot wind. This letter politively ...

... several occupations ol Jobn Smith, John Hammond, Joshua Hammond, Robert. D*nn, son, Richard Hard wick, William Mar- shall, Isaac Wei . ll,ll, William Smith, David Cliay- trtr, John Hamilton, Daniel Pearson, ami Joseph Tyreman.as Tenant*' from year to yenr ...

... groerr, Davin-rtreet, Brrkelay-«iuare, l^mdua, merchant. William Smith, Leather head. Surrey, innkeeper. Margaret Symons Bad Jaawct Symons. Brighton, anlhaces. WiUwwi Scott. Hmtal, factor. FrawM Garft. Swinlon, east irea (pander. Edward Msocheatar, bookseller ...

... George Chohnley, of Howslmin, Esq. John William Clough, Oxton House, Esq. Philip Davis Cooke, of Owst Hall. Esq. Charles Gregory Fairfax, Junior, of Gilling Castle, Esq. Francis Fawkes, of Farnley Hall, Esq. William Garft.rth, ol Wiganthorpe. Esq. Thomas Oliver ...