... denied by any; not withitanding which adrniffion, it was now Lmaintained for the firft time, though the Ifubje&t had been fix weeks under difcttflion, that the bill fhould be. fupended till the Houfe had infured the difeitflion of his Ma- f jelty's Minifters ...

... in town four days Gince fiom Ireland, where he received information of the Ofilcers being in fearch of him, in lef, than 48 hours after his brother e and the other prilsoers were committed to the Tower. h At nine o'clock in the evening the Mem- hers of ...

... Rafts, 96 feet in length, arc con- firuding in the canal. Sorne of thee will be lafbed together by trong chains. Breafl- ,works, with artillery, will be conafrudced on board ofthem; and each of them will carry tooo men. Engineers, appointed by Buona. ...

... fervice fO As to MtWt the agce fituations, and wifhes of Wiffienret individuals, and to afford to each ' that fhare irt the great work which is masil co.; vient for hirmfelf.-, Thofe who were vi Wling to bear arms have an option ofjoining e ither the Cavalry ...

... deftroyed, 1 My '1'ich about thirty families were deprived or thetr lodgings, and upwards of forty ope- ratfve weavers thrown off work, who occupi- e'd :omson the ground floor. The greateft part of the prenifles, we hear, were infured. Ma ried here, on the x9th ...

... being put fhe pitched up in a ?? nearly ernal'diftance between the two, wlhen the iate opened the fire. In about a quarter o an hour the cutter bore alvay, and run a- fliore under a prefs of fail near a fmall battery off the entrance of Dieu River; floating ...

... unanimoully chofen. A man has invented an engine that will .flaap or cut 200 horfe fhoes in one hour And a gentleman has taken out a patent fora machine that will work ?? along cauals, without the-ure of horfes to tow them. On the isth inflant, Mrs Fuller, wife ...

... An epidemical diforder broke out a few weeks ago on board his Majefly's fhip York, o:l her paffage from Jamaica to St. Domingo, which carried off fo many officers and msen, that fufficient were not left to work the (hip, antd (he was obliged to put back ...

... c' to the fouthwnrd, and on the 2.th soil. ?? ?? Jarrived in lati-ude 48 deg. 22 minn. C longitule 7 de. weft, I had -fitii s to fall in with a lar 7e French frigane r i .fier ae hour's running fight, canne t' C : i1 ion vithl her, which hailed for 2. 2D'l ...

... prizes, but proved to be the Mermaid frigate of 3 2 guns, that on the Isth inft. had engag- ed a French frigate of 48 guns for three hours vithin pillol ltht. The gallantry of thi; afion has not been exceeded this war, a; befides the great fuperiority in ...

... gale a few days ago. th - ctilon of his Royal Highn es com- alf , is in coifequencc ou a fevere hurt col in his thigh, a few weeks before n da. is failed, from his horfe falling and -- uon him, which has occafioned finch or numbncfs and debility in the limb ...

... addi- D tional Englilh [hips of the line have arrived at Naples to be repaired, and the fmali fqua- dron which had for fome weeks been cruizing in'the latitude of Sicily, had failed for Egypt. .Some veffels continued off Malta. All the Imperial troons in ...