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... night, a firelhip attempted * l 'j-de-Sac, where the greateft part of our re up; but this proved abortive, and to the water's edge, without doing :!ie leaft intended a general affault, had • ,' n re t0 fliips and lower town. ' c this letter without doing ...
... fireihip attempted to , ' _!!e -Sac, where the greateft part our laid up; but this alfo proved abortive, and i!.e water's edge, without doing '.lie leaff /• vyp.ofed they intended general had . ' J 10 feting fire the fhips and lower town. «n, de th ...
... of the fame, Cornwallis. of Linca of pu and H the Stuck in Trade, ( i} ' General Arnold, though now in England, car- Wm, Mitchell, may apzly to the faid Mr, Me Poon Goods) of the or Mr. Sprout, ties always a Pair of Piftols abouthim. he @ho will treat ...
... s th , Inas Barns produced a Copy of the Sentence of Monday a Package arrived at the Admiralty-0 - , received eenien:w et Death ; George Kilpike, Wil. .l v erce prenounced in Duftor ' a Commons between from Plymouth, which contains the Journals from the ...
... week .died Walter Tranthom, crier of w hitchurch who, though the age of 94, performed his officc until within a month of his death. Wedncfday le'nnight died Derby, aged 22, Mrs.. Drcwry, wife Mr. Jofhua Drcwry, printer, Stafford. Wednefday fe'nnight died ...
... Sunday Night's Mail. FROM THE LONDON GAZETtfe. September* 14 ...
... th e Captain, or any on board, that she Was a Spanish coaster ; no further notice, therefore, was taken of her, until she edged close up to the Swift, and laid herself a werds of 50 hands, who, ide of her, when up- t time had ke be- rushed upon deck w# ...
... 9: Thomas Kemp.—Guyilty Janes Worsley, a 25, a labourer, ftom Nether Alderley, for Samuel Dean, ot gardener, by a cart in which Smmnucl ean then, wad, and thereby occasioning his death. Mary Sherratt, aged, 50, 4 silk doubler, from Mac- clesficld, for privately ...
... of, and escaped fi the gaol of the Castle of Chester, whilst under c finement to take his trial for the above char Guilty—Death. John Leigh, aged $7, 8 labourer, from Che for stealing a horse, the property of Joseph T of Manchester, yeoman.—Found guilty ...
... forwed, as the most eligible mode of attack, the idea of being able to carry the town and citadel hy assault, on the south face edging of the water, in co-operation with the ships of the squadron, under Sie Home Popham, which were to si- Jence the batteries ...
... view of obtaining bis death ; and the admin deletcrious drugs to the object of his guilty amours, for the purpose of procuring abortion.—The defepdaut was sentenced to nine months’ imprison- ment in the King’s Bench Prison.—W. Mitchell, for printing the same ...
... shftlj not conform to the commands of the this subject, (ironoiifued guilty of high treason, and subjected to the punishment death. is impossible to form any just istimate of the consequences this extraordinary and unexpected Ordinance ; if resistance opposed ...