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... IILFL___ - - MILITARY. DUBLIN, SEPT. 25.—Lieut.-General the Hon. Sir JOHN K t B. Commander of the Forces, left this city on Thuesday for Cork, where he is to embark on board the President frigate, for St. Andero. The gallant General has been appointed ...
... still a tooting in the northern quarter of the Peninsula. Yesterday morning the Dukes of York arid Camliridge, Countess of Cardigan, &c (laid lueir resiiects to her Majesty, and the at the Qaeen’s Palace, At 12 o’clock her Majesty, and the Princesses, attended ...
... Paget, Of his Majesty ship Superb, Admiral Lord Keith, dated off BeUetate, the 9th iust#it, and transmitted bis Lordsliip to John ilso® Croker, Esq. I have great pleasure in acquainting you, that, the Superb has just run alongside the flue American brig ...
... also by . a sort of instrument.. which they fix, by _means of A swivel, to their fingers,:and with the other end, which is armed with small sharp, pikes, wound • and lacerate faces of their antagonists. Of the wounds thus inflicted, , three men have already ...
... 173 Tom John 173 Tuddenham Palmer . Twirgg Joseph Dividend lO ft Vidion John Mackie Adj. last exam 12 173 Walshy John Ward James 133 Winter George 34 to TUESDAY, Bth of JUNE. Ailey Ceoure 157 Carpenter Ilenry 133 Clark and Drown 133 Edwards John 3d 173 ...
... to enquire of his Right lion. Friend (Mr. Grattan) if he meant to press his Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill this evening, on the back of the discussion on the present motion ? Mr. GRATTAN replied, that after the Hone. Bart bad - Concluded ...
... Francs. Cell* . S 6 3 o A s 6 as A 53 60 o SS s Monday Sir JOHN BRIGGEI‘, Bart. hended infßath by Mr. Hi PESLEY, of ShdP 0 11C .4 let,.on a charge of embezzling Kings 11 h 20 years fince. Sir JOHN was e..arged concerned with ISGAR CHOSI.iY, (5‘1.:. in te' ...
... ef Netting- Liverpool, is Wm wastattpl. issosester, liees-draper, d. to evaresdes WM med ebli Sept. sad lith fist .t 2 at i Arms lao, Meseloteler..-4tels. 1,. Walker, King-sestei, Mesekiester, Is Ohs said eseetty, sod Temple, Imudim. Illig ir Om. August ...
... Corsham, doihier, I, the Krug’s Metksham April 13. John Sidiotd, Caine, auctioneer, 11, lh'# King’s A rm, i Mrlluham. April 14. Sarah and John Gale Baines, ftradloxt, hakeis, I, at the King’s Arms, April 14. Ebennacr Brutt n, Bradford, doihier, at tl ...
... Loudon ; or Mr. Shipdom, Dover. John Hayes, ci Rush Mills, parlSh of Hardingstone, Northampton-hare, paler-maker, January 9,12, and Frb. IS, at ten, at Guildha 1. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Abchurchlard Cannonstreet, I ondon. John Evans, of Ashton within Macit ...
... Coasiables-of Manchester and Salford, Itev. John Gatliff , Mr. John Close - James Ackers, Esq; Mr. John Reinhold Mr. L.-Peel Mr. WVillm. Tate Alr. John Barton Mr. John RatcliHFe lMk. Thos. Entwisle Dlr. John ...