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... , under convoy of the Dauniless loop of war, Arrived the Fauy brig of war, from a cruise to the westward; the Pubona, of Cardigan, Pait- Lips, from Yonghall, with a cargo of barley, for this port; the Union,, Tuxnicn, and Sagittarius, SLADE, from Dartmouth ...
... Windle, john-ftreet; and Mr. Cliander, Nortitvideh.---H. Hall, Lewes, butcher, Nov. 12, Dec. 14, at the Star, Lewes. Attorney, Mr. Gwynne, I.ewes.—R. W. Clapham, I.iverpool, grocer, Nov. 22, Dec. 14, at the Globe, Liverpool. Attorneys, john-itreet ' ...
... as tnentioned the precediog Act. . At th e Q . ,iarter Sessions for the county Cardigan, the recognizauce of the Rev. Wm. Herbert, Clerk, entered into before the Magis- Armes of Bow -street, himself in 40/. and his siireties 61 40/. was (to the greet s ...
... produce an unfavourable impression on the popular mind. Mr. GRATTAN expressed his concurrence with the views of his RiCt Hon. Friend, and would not bring in his Bill until after the holidays. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, fintling the Returns of the Port of ' London, ...
... can learn any thing respecting the real state of France : from private sources we know that the Conscripts are every where arming and embodying to repel the efforts of :he gen: d'artne: to drag them by force to the depots! The following letter from Guernsey ...
... particularly in the absence of -the opinion, that the question mooted hetweenyou and alone Bite him a chance of succeeding by arms. he spent with the recruit in question, with whom , Colonel M i s ACDUNALD, who the sole executor. M r. him had beam' be decided ...
... mean rime ' have the honour to be, Indies and Dent lenten. Your moat faithful bumble servant, ...
... ••• fAN: . . .. • 25. Th e C a th o lic Board'preatnted their Attdrese.on Si turday to Mr. Grattan. The following is a copy of BURG LARY. Thomas Coates, a footman in the employment of Mr'. Morley, a merchant, residing in Broad-street, the'Cit - was Oksterday ...
... to Ireland. Sir William and Lady Ably, to their seat at Richmond. Tbe Earl and Countess of Cardigan and family, to their seat, Deans-Park, Northamptonshire. John Calvert, Esq. to his seat Aldbury-hall, , The Earl of Erne, to his seat in Yorkshire. Henry ...
... Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant J. L. Hargrove, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hayes, who exchanges. 18th Ditto—John Grattan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice St. George, promoted. 26th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Westlake to be Captain of a Company ...
... Michaelmas next, situate two miles from Tunbridge Wells, the road leading from tlience to Wood'.jafecomprising substantial f arm House, with good square rooms, (which at moderate txpence might he made convenient for i Gentleman’s residence) large, iiarn ...
... suffered less from their disorders. With respect to the injuries done to the inhabitants by the soldiers with their fire-arms and bayunets, in return for their plaudits and rivets, it appears very extraordinary, that it should not occur to these co ...