... torecommend Lje ,„. ner Lieut. Bertram, Mr, Broketisher Smith, • ,ohn ., &m i,wh iwprobation the Master), and states Capt. s .John behaviour every officer an seiime and marines.-* (Boatswain's Mate), and lU;ut Giles Winded Lieut Bertra' t J;ilin Husband ...

... S5ide of l~ower' Brook-~street, leading to Geos.venor'.souare, a fewv pacts from Bond-,,trcet, ihe property a4nd residence of John Ingo, E~,q whu *ihllgive imninediate possession; comprising a very substantial and conanaodioue'dwellioig house of four rooms ...

... William Fuilarton Elphiustone, Thomas Reid, John Inglis, Join, rtobeffj; John Jackson, -George Smith, John Manship, .(Je.-tge tyoodford Thellusson, Campbell Marjoribaiiks, Robert Thornton, Tbeophilus Metcalfe, John Trovers. To the Proprietors of East-le.dia ...

... who ray ap. ply tothle Woodand ofwhorn particulars may be had; also at E the Ilings Arms, Great Berkhamstead George Aylesbury, f Red Li.te Hig W Wycomb., Abercornee Arms, Staimore; at Garravwuy's; and of MLasra.-Ellis and Fletcher, xz6,Fenthurch- r street ...

... would have been compelled, with an adequate marine force, afford some sort of protection to it, or to allow private ships to arm for their defence. If such a step had been taken, war must if resistance to the execution of the decree of France, bearing date ...

... ii' ** ’« Waterford f.r «fa» A«h..r OT Heart oft Oak, )»»,. from « Jltatn, Haen.rgß. (Cable each and latter wivh loC* - • Cardigan ; Joh Peter, ; t* 1 ? 51 * a’iiii’ Waterford uon,j[amaica.to » hound to Malta; London; Mogadore, Dartoi; Ation, mtmvirate ...

... e people should on all reasonable occa- s ions e Erati fi ed, let it go. They wish fo r it, and l et them 6 indulged. Si r JOHN NEWPOR T expressed his surprize to the presen t measure considered by any one as of lin k importance. H e held a list in his ...

... Estate and Mr. JOHN iv'FRRETT, late »' Bl.sbury Farm, in the parish of !^® **?* John and William Executors the Esu ano o{ Glactsftr, litit, late of ? j'red to send in the particulars Baktr, deceased, ber ,b ur aloresaid, his thertof to Mr. John erBons w stand ...

... for the maintenance and disciphne, j not only of those descriptions of force that always |i had arms in their hands, but also of those that were ( armed ouly provisionally for tho purpose of training ; and discipline, with a view to eventual emergency ...

... IStn April, vv« chafed and three prows under Dutch colours five IJ.l . M. its iling caitT;, anchored, out boat* and lent them armed to bring the two weft brought the Isrbcsrd (ide, the orner hung or. the quarter ; got the oners nut of the two (amounting near ...

... P. BOUVERIE, To George Montagu, Itaq. Admiral of ties V. bite. 6.r. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Tungs.tv, AratL Mr. John Clark au further heard in the appeal cause the tiusburgli estate. Further evaaideratioa tu-suurraw. INDICTMENT BILL. Earl STANHOPE ...

... at six o'clock this morning, reported the numbers to be as undermentioned, viz. Richard C. Plowden, Esq. 1616 John A. Bannerman, Esq. 1150 John Hndleston, Esq.i 14 55 Tho mas Parr y , Esq. 1129 Charles Mills, Esq. 1412 Robert Williams, Esq. 986 Abraham ...