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... —Dez.i0. John Lomax, Liverpoo), shve-maker, at the Tavern, Livespool.—Dec. Richafd Merry- weather and Richard Brain, Lancester, brewers, Mosley. Arms Ion, Manchester.—john Orrell and Cor- Dister, Lancaster, cotjon spinners, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Mancliester ...
... no capture. May 12. Arrived the Countess of Elgin hired armed cutter from Portsmouth; Decoy cutter from off Calais; Folkestone hired armed lugger from off Boulogne Active and Resolution hired armed cutters from off the Scheldt; Rinaldo sloop for off Boulogne ...
... of now in the occnpa- tion of Ealy may be had. For farther partitulars, and to treat for the same, apply to Mr. John Dunford, Dorset-Arms, l i ti, I ewes, > SIXPY-FIVE, UINEAS REWARD. HEREAS, s¢ person or persons, at pre- \V stut d in the night of Tuesday ...
... precious cargo. iiis harmonious concert continued during the passage St. John’s, enlivened occasionally by attempts haute royale, until the boat fairly discharged her cargo at St. John’s. Fruitless, however, has been the attempt at colonization, as nearly ...
... Admiralty Session, of being found on board an American | privateer, in arms against this country., according to his sentence, at Execution Dock. At the last Quarter Sessions for count v o' Cardigan, the recognizance of Rev. Herbert, clerk, entered info the mng:- ...
... India) sa.led with a convoy for England, consisting of the LadyCarrington, Lord Castlcreagh, Grenvdle, Union, Arm, andCamperdown. The Royal Cardigan Militia marched from Hilsea Portchester on Monday last. The East Kent (one company not yet arrived) and the ...
... splendour and glory, shall not be conquered; which ,i ly bat made many sacrifices for its independence ; which carried its arms amongst its enemies, but to ensure libation of Europe; and which associates its destinth that hero, whose posterity will, at ...
... lost an arm, and being so unfortunate ns to lose his remaining one, a volunteer upon this occasion, I trust their Lordships will confer a mark of reward for the misfortune of most courageous, zealous, young man. I have the honour to he, &c. JOHN BORLASE ...
... Mr. William Davey, jun. Redruth, or Messrs. Cardales and Young, Gray’s-inn, London. John Cook, Whitmash, Warwick, timber-merchant, May 18, 19, June at eleven, at the Arms Inn, Warwick. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford.row, London ...
... Barnard, the Earl Bar* court, George Frederick Stratton, Esq. the Rev. Ri ...
... chased before the declaration of war was known. A change in the Cabinet had taken place, and further changes were meditated. Gen Arm* strong as Secretary at War, place of Eustis, resigned Capt. W. Jones, ofPhiiadeli succeeds the Hon. P. Hamilton, as Secresary ...
... a part ot the army, with true attachment to their Emperor and their country, maintained the ancient renown of the Austrian arms,—the most perfect tranquillity reigned throughout the whole extent of the empire. fhe evenis which occurred in the last months ...