... The.Thorn, with a c P pw.ver and fcience'rai'ely to be witnedied.' The s I' total eclipfe, of 1-Hndell, received fro- Mr Thomas-every atiance of voice and ferlii. Mr. Sibly's '4 f wyingingers.' on thePiano, furprized and charmed as ufual, and Mifs Ruffell ...

... one of the G CJi-d/fanS Iribh dirceors, has been adnmitted at the American bar, and is now pradifin ar ?? York. . la Sir Thomas French and My. ?? the catholibdt deputies, have ltft town 'or Dublin, for which city fh the earl of Fingal, and the other ...

... -Trowbridge- arrived here this morning, (fe and re.hoifted his fag on' boasd the Blenheim of * re guns, Capt. Bifiell. Sir Thomas- -will. fail in the d courfe of the nex't week-to;his command in India, gr; with the following Ihips under convoy. ' General ...

... :he fidnal Governor Genes-a ofTandia, ii appointed -next in Council to Lord Cornwallis, upon his ar- er rival there. ear Sir Thomas Trowbridge, in the Blncheim,'with the Greyhbond frigwte, went through the Needles n. f :iorXthurfliay. The Blenheim touched ...

... and ORME, lhtrrrfltvr-Row, Londyt, e THE COURT NMARTIAL, tattly held on board his Majeffy's Ship Gladiator, s On SirJOHN THOM.A S DUCKWOR1 H, K. B. VICE ADMIRAL OF THiR BLUS. AdCopied from the original Minutes, talen by the Judge Advocate. Sold by .oxland ...

... continued at t itd. the quartern loaif of wheaten, and aazd. household. TChe eleuirfs ecl, Mr. Alderman Ans!ey, and Mr. ^Aldtr man Thomas Srmith, entcred into bond of I-obol. t I each for the due exeZtcion of their off-ice. Precepts were ordered to be issued for ...

... officers and e Iul plealureh i ifo to;ollg You wC have not hill-d the o lv perloans woounded were iTr. ; M dy, otidripnao, Thomas Knox and t -.o, t oneo, ~hihl'. dkpi- el me of a truly O1lo'. old taos' men; having on board three ficic rt rc:*v -iiOdc;- ...

... been found previous to his trial, to .e deaf and dumb, btv a jury impannelled for that purpofe, his fentence was refpittcd. Thomas Mare, conviated of ftealing a canvas bag and is9lb weight of linen rags, the goods of William Seward, was fen- tenced to be ...

... thc beft :coinic- eors on any fage, -er 'wet think heeipas:iW nprnved -of late,pe- I cially ihnrichnefs of humour. To Old Hardy, hel gave a colouring as true as it was warm and bril. liant,; and his Roblin Roughdhead ?? the moft ?? exiianples of naiveta ...

... that if it Ihould be neceffary, they te CC are to bie conveyed to PFot Hcnderfonv in bpats,iti &c. and fiom thence to Si. Thomas in the' Vafes -fS otr, A~being the fpat finchf for their reception. ~ Thename ?? the of ofTile' following-are the nmsand ...

... White, for horfeftealing; John T'ractmn, for highway pom robbery; Lhzabcth Rich, William I lHrriban, Eliz. In, Sanderc, and Thomas Arthur, for houfe breakinr,; Sir C James Bryant, for lf-aling his rraaielfy's ftbres; Ann copp Calvert, tor ilealing a watch ...

... Sti Hc lens, the eslous' of 74guns5 C gp. j O. Hardy, fron the Dona;' Hardy guo-,veftd, ad h ,, 'Entreptenanre utter, from a erui~e. - ?? , Monday-the Saracen 2 ?? Prevoft, osra ?? 1 Tuefday-the Locult, Hardy, andW i Saturday-theDefence of 74,gima, Capt ...