... Y Many inftances, however, have occurred when rn as much exertion has been made, as much 'cou- ry rage difplayed, and the hardy fellows have not id been paid a tithe of the film. !z. There is a report that the Pope intends by a - Bull to re-eflablihli ...

... A. Madox, 1ifq. larnes Adams, Efq. ames Langliara, lErq. Edward Goldinig, f 1q. .M. Ormtby, Efeq. Win. Gore Langton, lfq. Thomas Fydcll, Fkfq. 1-enry Holland, Bfq. The Petitioner having waved his right of appointing a No- minter, the abovc-mentioned ...

... conveiiient c Grand Judge will of coirfe find the inieans of t implicati ng him ill the plot. One peiroln only, Cuiree,- ws fouind hardy anid htimalle enougil to fynipeatlii.e witl) the familv of Nloreau. All tile redt were lilent, except Treilhard, the foupporter ...

... prisoners were capitally convidaed, and received fentence of death, viz. Sufs, I'iilliawr and Diapia Bent, for burglary; and Thomas Case. ; Jets Toma. Butcher, and Stephen Price, alias Preece, for ?? wvere all reprieved, except Price, who is a notorious ...

... Right Hon. Horatio Vif(count NelIon, K. B. Sir C. Cotton, Bart. Rear Adribals of the Red, to be Vice Admirals of thc Mbite. J. Thomas, 3. Brine, 3. Pakenharm, Efqr3. Sir rafrnus Gower, Knt. J. 1-lollowvay,'Efq. Scar A-dmnirals of the Red, to be vice Admirals ...

... the order of Col. Burnett, who has very acively exerted hitufelf to difcovcr and bring to juotice the offenders. DuELs.-Mr. Thomas Bed, the gentleman who had the fatal duel with the late Lord Camelford, being in cudody, with the advice of his friends, was ...

... Law, of New College, rwas admitted Bachelor of Laws. John Oglander, Efq. of Merton College; the Rev. William Hopkins, and Thomas Brown, of Oriel College, Bache- lors of Arts, were admitted Malers of Arts. Meffirs. Edward Roberts, of Balliol College; Edward ...

... Shelwood, to Mifs Windover, of Epfom.- Mr. Walford, of Watling Street, to Mils Berry.- Lieutenant C. Bowen, of the Navy, to Mifs Hardy, of Charlotte Street.-At Mary l bonne Church, Dr. Young, of Welbeck Street, to Mifs E. Maxwell, daughter of J. P. Maxwell, ...

... J. Cunningham, A. Fraz-r; Litut, C. c furray Mefr'r. t R. Keys, J. Htntirfoiu, Alfilftart Surgeons , M flrs. A. k-. I Hardy, J. Thomas, J. Seppings, G. 13 Fie]i, L aMaclicd, '1'. h C. Cawitade, T. Walker, J. Archer, 1D Peigrave, A. Dick, t, and G. Boyd ...

... Y.5rr 7Jtitt, late of Brilol, Cabinet Maker, July *23, Z4, and Aslgutl 21, at the White Lion Inn, Broad Street. Briftol.- Thomas Tif,-oer, of Birmingham, But- ton Maleor, July 19, ?? and Auguft ?? at the Swan 'Tavern, Brill Street, Bkrnlingliani-(acerge ...

... Brititb men of war, free and unmolefled by the enemy's cruizers, bringing to Old England a mine of wealth, and hundreds of hardy tars to man her fleets withal. TurJd/ay. Wind W. S. W. fair. Sailed on a cruize, the Seagull, of iS, captain H. Burke; and ...

... angll 1r appoint the Right Honourable Williaeis Pitt, George Percy, Esq: (commonly called Loreil Lo ~aizee) Janles Edward Hardis, Esq. (co nj}onl Caleed Viscount Fita.FHarris)Ythe Right Horiojtdrab~p Charles Long, and George Spencero Esq.i (cotl. monly ...