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... ALPHEA, HARDY, SHEERWATERI APELLES, DERWENT, OBERON, ECHO, ZEPHYR, MARY hired armed cutter, SPECULATOR and POLKSTONE hired armed loggers, OD a cruise. . Arrived the GAMBIER hired armed cutter, from flushing. SHEERNESS, DECEMBER 20. Sailed his Majesty's ship ...
... Alphea, Hardy, aecnvater/ Apelles, Derwent, Oberon, Echo, Zepinr. Mary hired armed cutter. Speculator and foikstone hired armed luggers, cruize—Arrjvtd the Gambler hired armed cutter, from Flushing. Sheebness, Dec. 20.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Mercurius ...
... e, from Loudou. At Oporto, the Mary, John, a«d William and Mary Anu, . from Newfoundland. MARRIED. At Ealing, the Rev, W. Boscowen, to Miss Leicester. DIED. At Streatham, H. Thomas, Esq. In Weli»eck-btr»;et, John Gillun, Esq. formerly of Domini. a. Mrs ...
... Countefs of Cardigan, of Lon- London, was driven on fhore near Johnsharen Isth Inft. Crew fared. The French ShipCararan (formerly the Carteer of Calcutta) from Surabayah to Batavia, arrived at Madras 27th May, Prize to the Fox Frigate. The John, Woodhoufe ...
... original certificate is in our hands.--(New York Paper.) In Mr. Consepr's Vega/tee, of Saturday last, it is observed, that Mr. GRATTAN received from the Catholics a considerable sum of money, for his ex. ertions in their favour. W. haie authority to say, that ...
... the . Bishop of LouJost. Rev. George Dean, the pirpetual -curacy of Thompson, Norfolk. Estrum ' Miss tietherselt. The Rev : John Ellis, M. A. is iustituted to the riearage of Macro Warm), to the county t' aro. iek, and du r sr of WoreLster, void by the ...
... e. Sasser, baker. John Seagoe, of Dake-street, St. James, Middlesex, tailor. Thomas Young, late of Downeed, Maagotsfield, Gloucevter, now of Madsen, Monmouth, dealer. John Allaopp,aow and late of Winchester, Heels, silk-weacer John Goodwin, of Manchester ...
... appears that, the reports of . the fubmiffion of the Tyrolefe infurgents were Unfounded. They -were by the latl accounts fill in arms, and making a vigorous, but we are afraid ineffeetual refittlnce. At a late hour laft night we received French Papers to the ...
... diseases termed the Scrophula, was attested before Sir John Wilmot prideaue, Bart. chief of his Maesty's Just' vices of Peace for the Comity of Devon teed of December, 1305 ;4 • r, Solomon Arming, of Colyton, in the said County, Stone'mason, was about ...