... much favoured gentleman tam Marti quam Mercurio, but, like Lothario, he was no less successful in love than arms. Equal to both and armed for either he had probably but little difficulty in winning the lady of his choice; and in return for her handsome ...

... to decree head- money ,n the esse of a number of armed vessels, which were taken during the last war, with cargoes on board. anuidvt ?? ?? h d ?? •*• dist^tion between, armed vessels, and vessels armed contain ng cargoes An an peal was made to the Lords ...

... ascertained. The following account 1 have received from a gentleman and lady, who were on board at the time:—Mr. John Blow, corn-dealer; John Potton, labourer; and Richard Genney, fruiterer, were blown away, and never afterwards seen; Mr. , Baptist Minister ...

... Llywyn, Esq.; Thomas Casson, of Blaenyddol, Esq. Montgontershire—John Jones of Mftestnawr, Esq.; Maurice Jones, of Broadway, Esq. John James Turner, of Pentreveylim,Esq. .DenbigAslare—John Price, of Plascocii Liaiwchan, EM.; Lloyd Baniford ilesketh, of ...

... felywyn, Esq. ; Thomas Casson;of Blaenvddol, '- Alwitgomershire—John Jones, of Maesinawr, ; Maurice Jones of Broadway, Esq.-; John James Turner, of Pentreveylin,Esq. . Dei:biglashire—John Price,. of Plascoch Llaurchatt, Esq.; Lloyd Bamford Hesketio, of ...

... leaving then all well, proceeding for their destined ports.—l am, Sir, your humble and obedient servant, H. W. RO LSTONE. John Bennett, Esq. Secretary, Lloyd's. • Helms, Aza, Enchantress, and blagdelaine. • CAM= Stout:out, MUNI, Or rivaarom.. &a—ln ...

... for the The whole of the outward-bound got under weigh Saturday, mid proceeded for tbclr different destinations, except the John, for Calcutta, and Killingbeck, for which ships remain. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 19 Wind by N—Arrived, the Vihclia, Corbet, from Quebec; ...

... Sailed the John, Fawns, for Madras Bengal; and IL S. Forbes, Cuaritax, for London. Haat., Nov. V. —Wind M. N.M.—The Dido and Hannah have proceeded for the River. Gaantseno, Nov. $l.--Arrived the Hero, Want, from Haut. bro'; Stinks, GRAY; and John, from St ...

... Friend as to the benefits of the Burmese war, and that it tended to preserve peace, and to raise the character of the British arms in India. The capture Bhurtpore itself, was a glorious instance of British valour, and would strike perpetual terror on the ...

... pre - viously taken the oaths. Among the Members who performed tho ceremony, were— Mr, W. A. A_hur_t, Mr. J. genet., r_ortl John Hay, Sir G. Nac«ot . Mr. Wod4_UM.se, Mr. W. WhitmoMs, Sir J. Pollen, Sir -W, «__* te. . 1 %ie J. Smith, Sir C. Grevl-_* v Bir ...

... Gish Court, the Hon. Mr. LAMB, having ascer tairrerftliat arms were purchased and preparations made in secret to undertake a coup-de main against Portugal, had i cially declared, that any armed attempt upon the Pot • tugnese territory, whether effected ...

... demanded his purse. Upon his ofiei lng resistance, they wrapped a towel about his head, stebbed him in seven places in fixe left arm, threw him down, and took from him a watch,'Wßd about four thousand francs, which were enclosed in abelt. It seems that two ...