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... the Audlioneer's, Bicefter; King s Arms Inn, Ox- ford; Marlborough Arms !nn, mroodiLock; and at die Vhite Lion Inn, Barib'Iry. The Tenants, Mcffrs. Richard W'ilfon, of Ardley; Charles Hadland, of hicefler; and John Hedges, of Laulltou, Will hiw the feveral ...
... opence, and Acting Lieut. Dowell O'Reilly.— Ihe barge and yawl were armed, and instantly dispatched. their approach they bund her crew had landed (about 50 in number) with their small arms, and the only long gun; had lashed the vessel the trees, posted ...
... Baltic, arc taken out of dock. Captain S. Hoed Linzer, and Captain T Graves, are appointed to the Maida and Brunswick ; Sir John T. Duckworth is to command the squadron. The Revenge, of 74 guns, Sir J. Gore, to join the squadron off Rochefort, went down ...
... April 7.—Beef 12s. to . 4d. per score.— os. Bd. per st. We stated in our last the intention of Ministers not only/to send arms and supplies, but also a large force to the Continent—and the evidence of this intention begins already to demonstrate itself ...
... Laniers, who was his Cidet Cou seller. The Governor was also advised b\ Frenchman named Mndell.-, who, on account oi his lost an arm, was better known by the name of * Manco These persons, and some renegadoes, were the ruler* two laciions.— Sir Samuel Auchmuty ...
... Hertford, for the purpose of nominating two proper persons to represent that county in Parliament. The Hon. Thomas Brand, Sir John Seabright, are the only Candidates, and it is expected they will be elected without opposition.—-Both the former Men>bers, ...
... Glaziers' Arms, Mansfield-street, Saint George the Martyr, Southward, Surtey, victualler. May 30, Duncan Macdonald, TnrcaJneedle-strcet, London, reercbant and hosier. June John Grant, Lawrence Pountney Lane, London, merchant. June*. G, Baiilie and John Jar ...
... directions to inform the D- French, that all the prisoners in his power would be; g, answerable for the lives of his. companions in arms, he who were all sbdi'd6rs, and entitled'to the treatment h of such aswe'ljias any in the hostile armies.- A cartel boat from ...
... said to be opposition to (he present Ministers, arc already returned, or secure of their seats: General Meade F. Savage H. Grattan G. Walpole M. Fitzgerald H. A. Herbert Rob. La Touche F. Ponsonby H. Martin W. Lamb H. Parnell M. Mathew R. Power W. H. Hume ...
... from a gun or pistol in his life. Mr, Alcock, on the contrary, was an experienced duellist, having challenged and fought Sir John Newport, one the most unoffending men living, upon former Election for the City Waterford. A monument, to il»e memory Mr# Colclough ...
... Quarter Eioht Winckistir BuihrLi. The week ending the 20lh of June, 1807 Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats 33 10 8 3.1 9 4 32 38 0 | 6 John James Catherwood. The AVERAGE PRICE of SUGAR. Loflf*'' n Surry Esse* Kent Sussex 80 84 2 79 8 38 75 0 73 0 , 35 41 6 35 36 ...
... Immediately afterwards, virtge of commission .of appraisement of sale, from the High C6urt of Admiralty, directed Thomas Lloyd and John Minet Fector. merchants. The following Goods for Exportation, being Part of the Cargo, of the ship Charles: ' ' Violins and ...