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... the Cardigan Randle for Dublin Spraycombe Williams the Duporth Grenfell Quick and the Sister Dalling all for Bristol the Squid for Plymouth Nautilus Jenkins for Swansea and several other vessels coastwise Dec 31— up channel II M Scilla with armed schooner ...
... 1811 OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership which subsisted undersigned MOR- V widow Administratrix of the Chattels of JOHN MORGAN of this city deceased) EZEKIEL NASH in the Trade or Business and Chyniist Oil and Colourman the Busi which Partnership ...
... Portsmouth for Gibraltar, having urrdet convoy the Weymouth. and ifyceiza store-ships, and several transports with ammunition and arms on board for the Spaniards in Valencia .and Cato- . lonia. The transports have on board the 7th battalion of the King's German ...
... Gratt-in, to say that he would be to see Lord Fingal( Sunday; but, *I Mr. Grattan had retiirned to his house in the country. the letter had totlimed biro there, where Mr. Grattan hid written in answer, that the matter did not press. •. Lord Fingal! replied— ...
... that Mr. HAY was their Private Secretary—that he had been supplied with a blunderbuss, and many others were armed, as it was easy to procure arms 'out of the Stores at the Castle and that an attack was shortly to be made in Dublin, as they were assured ...
... Peninsula still maintain with such unabated resolution Hi Royal Highness to express his congra tulation on the success of British arm in the island of Prince Regent trust that you will concur with H R Highness in approving wisdom & ability with which enterprize ...
... for E CoxSt Thomas s Borough John Sinclair HonCha Manners Hon A Hon and Rev Rice clerk — Sirs Hugh Smyth John Reade Charles Cockerell Charles Pole Robert Hromly J Cotterell bart Sir John Bridge r Sir Sam Wathen km— t c I John Plumtre DD Henry Ridley 1D ...
... pleased approve of (he Greek Light Infantry Corps being styled The Duke York** Greek Dgkt Infantry Regiment. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. JOHN HENRY WILKINSON, Loulwrd-kireeu fccior, from 7, to Fob. 2j. at ieu, Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. -THOMAS SMITH, Ciiarlott«-slrce r ...
... Kingstonupon-Hull, and Thomas Henry Payne, of Cullum-street, London, nierchants.—John Galley Bate, of LAterpool, merchant. —John Hodgson, jun. late of Christchurch, Surrey, distillet—John Burbidge, of Little St. Thomas Apostle, warehouseman —Jonathan Woodward ...
... y. .., • . . • The appointment . of ..Serjulut at Arms Atiej'louae I Coin woos, ive tiod, is not in the the iit'of the Lord Chamberlain; so that it be disposed of utitil that high is filled, Lord John 'Thynue continuing to act only Dep.ii ty 7 Charnberlaia: ...
... and Mr. Hay was their Private Secretary—that he had been supplied with a blunderbuss, and many others were armed, as it was easy to procure arms out of the stores at the Castle !—and that an attack was shortly to be made in Dublin, is they were assured ...
... Pearse Mr John Burrows Esq George Herbert Esq Mr Mr ram Mr Gilson James Elliot Esq Mr Richard Kerswell Mr Johu Christian Mr Richard Hill Mr Dennis ''''Babbuge Mrs Mr Mrs Raitey Mr Thomas Mr Thomas Mr William Williams Mr John jon Lieut John Edevaip Mr ...