... committed to Warwick graol, to take their trials at 'the ensu- ing assizes, for burglariously breaking open the farm-house of Mr. Thomas Shaklespemr, of Fil- longley. On Saturday the 13th ult. three boys impru- dently ventured on a marl-pit at lestHeath, near ...

... long before I leariut that (Jenert I Christophe was posted with his troops at Mount Etglishm, half a league from us. General Hardy, waithi his division, marched thither ; and aborit half a icagee farther, in the direction of tie Cape, he met tie inceirdiaric3 ...

... Gibraltar, 'and on her paffage fhe run on Shore.-We are happy to, find the officers and a~l her creware paved. The Ills, Capt. Hardy, is now appointed to take out his Royal iHighnefs. The Temeraire and Formidable, of §8'guns each; Thefeus, Orion,and Vengeance ...

... of Madras, was publicly read and proclaimed. |After the publication of his Majefly's Lett. rs Patent, the Honourable Sir THOM.As ANDRew STIA'NGE took the ufual oaths of offite as the firtl Chief Ju~tice; is and the Honourable Mr. ludfice GW!LLI'NE, and ...

... Cavendiih, defirin: them to { draft for payment; and to fend thedgoodsail . z changre to Mil1ington'sCoffee-ho.o'y, Holla . Sir Thomas White. ,. ' ,- r -The plea in'behalf of the prifonir wasa de flateof mind., Mr. Graham depofed, t time gf 'figning his examination ...

... bull-baiting we muft fay a word or two on thefateof the Bill, brought into Parliament for the purpofe of abolifhing that ancient, hardy and anti-puritanical fport, and of extirpate ing a race of animals, which are peculiar to this ifland, and peculiarly char ...

... APP0INTMENTs,-Captain Broughton, M to thc Penelope, vice Blackwood; Capt. A. Frafer, R' to the Amphion, vice Bennett; Capt. 0. Hardy, k1 to the Achille, vice Buller; Capt. Gregory, to the in Reynard, vice Spicer; Capt. Fane, to the Childers,, vice Crawford; ...

... Arundel-Lord Ardaovcr, John Atkins, EfI.* lucltinghanm-Rt. Hon. T . Grenville, Lr Proby. : Ch;chefttr-Rt. Hon. r. Steele, G. Thomas, Erq. Chrftchtirch-Rivht liHn. G. Rof , W. Sturgess5 Efq.- *. Guildford-Gord Ctanleyt Hon. Chapel NorronO. - _ Horiham-.! ...

... Cartways, Garg witej and O'verton - Watkin Williams, Efq. Fowey-Reg. Pole Carew, Edward Golding, Efqrs f Gratniarn-Sir W. Welby, Thomas Thornton, Efq. Griar;pound- Sir C. Hawkinsi B. Hobhoufe, Efq, Huhiton-George Sham, Erq. Sir J. Honywood. . %V.. Chuir - IElj ...

... i, tvine'and brandy nerrehaintz 9 A. Dulau, Soloho-fquare, bookfeller - .. [div.) Io M. Camon, Plymouth, grocer '- I s J Hardy, Leadenliall-ltraet, Silverfl'ith - 2 10 A. De Mendes, 'lor'i-elds,'innercinit - . 2 tQ I lloyd, Woolwich, Kent, vidlualler ...

... Ofbornep of Uttoxeter,-grocer, to Mi's Storer, of tihe former place. A tew days .rgo, Mr. JamesTempleoran, only nephew of Thomas Temrplenau, Eiq. bis Majefty's Dryftalter, to Mifs Mary Tarratt, daughter of Mr. Jamies Tarratt, hofier, Nottingham. On 'Tlefday ...

... Recorder further affured him, that the ble. profecutor Should be profecuted at the cxpence of the o 'le. bar. iI tnt, Yefterday Thomas Aulten, was tried at our rr Seffion'r, for violently affaulting and attempting to N by commit a rape on the body of Maria ...