... the Lord Earl Camden, and Lord Hawkes»UßY, took their Seati his Majefty’s CommiFfioners. After feme lime had elapfrd, the Speak-ER, accompanied by great number of Members of the Houle Commons, came to the Bar. The Lord CwANckLLOR, in his Majefty’s name ...

... blame, as premature and injudicious, the communication made to the Lord Mayor #f London, by the Firfl Lord of the Admiralty. Speaking as really felt, we then applauded Mr. T. Grenville, for his prompt and refpedlful attention the information of rhe public ...

... Foot, tb.bc Lieut, v.ce Burton, ex Ljaiirv niorily convene ter 'he purpole of —— B’oyt's, Gent, be Conut tlie uffair the Chef speak: and , clule, vice Cough, refigned, L- ono'd • 'and, tl/oimh ih-.t channel the public 24th Do.—Comet Peer Abercrombie, from ...

... of the matter. The French Senate have tranfmitted, not only a furious, but a moft impious and inhuman Mcffaje Bonitparte. Speaking England, it fays, Let its flaps, of which it is proud, be fcat“ tered over the Teas which they- tyrannize, May they ’•JJifh ...

... (kins, deer fttins, &c. tec. to fold for the benefit of the captors. The value this (hip amounts upwards of 40,000!. The Speak, alfo a ci-devant American Ibip, which had beer, fold to the Spaniards ab.ut twelve months ago, and prize to the gallant Admiral ...

... but wonder, after the cry that they, had endeavoured r..ise, .ihat they could come down (htt hoasc with fear ani sha ...