... yea.r of his age, the Rev. Thos. Jnh~nson, A. ,M. 48 iyears vi-ar of thath place. , He was 'formerly of St. John's college Cambridge, where he prceeded A.. B. 1752. A, ?? 1753. 'he livilig is in the gift ef the ILordlChancellor; : . * Samie d1y diedstidclenlyi; ...

... State's Office. Mr. W. Wynne, brother to Sir W. Williams Wvnrke, isappointed ?? Drefden, and is on his route for that Counrt. The Duke of Nortnnimberland has (with the approbation of his Maje(ty) engaged to raife and maintain, during the war, at his own expence ...

... Britilh therchantmen from c I Frincl) privateers. . C On Saturday the Duke of York reviewed Cox-- w heatil Camp: about two o'clock his' Povayl High.. nefs, attended by the Duke of Cambridge Gen., Sir D. Dundas, Lord Romney, and a numerous ; Staff, entered ...

... to a French offiter, from out of his pocket, which f led to a discovery, Q04 him were found two forged letters las ftom the Duke of Yoirk , ihich enabled oimn to6purfde his plans without fufpicion; arid had actually engaged -the King's Boats in his various ...

... De- ''ll rev egimeasts of Militia have rillantly \'lmteered to ferve in Ireland; viz. the We 1 'lUfolk, Laft Norfolk, iand Cambridge. te \ lr tmorning the St. George's Volun- td thhi a teld clay ?? Park, and -receiv- ?? coloursfs'onm the Earl of'Chefterfleld ...

... gloomy indeed would be the prospect be- fore us! As to the objection founded on the field-marshalship of hfis Royal Highness the Duke of York, that might have been ob- viated by placing the Prince at the head of the irregular army, a measure which would, in ...

... his regiment, the Dukes of orkClarenccCam- bridge, and Kent, were on the ground, and Ohe review commenced; and at 10 linished to the completesatisfactio ?? inChief, and the illustrious personages present. The Duke ofYork, wilh the Duke of Cym- berland,arrived ...

... merchant L Io WAT. Utlier, Vere itreet, Clare-markct, dealer - I L 1. Martin, Whitecrols-ftreet, vi tualler - a to J. Kenriiy, Duke-ltreet, cabinet maker . - I iC7 I. Ihliniastate tof Conzonailo-1trect, merchant .0 M. antidi J. hardg- Iswitrbnorne: Buclks ...

... To 1Ai .ltqesfy'. Liejgteiz~o M 'wty ?? SqThfiki. Yesterdav afternoon his Royal Highness the Duke of York, accompanied by hic brother, the. Duke of Cambridge, and atteuded by several ,eneral Oflicers, arrive here. He was im-' .nediaiely waited upon by ...

... on in Great Britain, will in a very d short time render ridiculous all attacks on that tI quarter. a The example set by the Duke of Clarence at xx Teddi,,gton, in entering his naine as a volunteer in the ranks, xvill, -we doubt not, have the happi- est ...

... twelve o'clck. His Majefty was met by and had c.onferences with their Royal Highneftes :the l)ukes of York, Clarence and c Cambridge. After whidi there was a Levee, at which -were prefit the Right HonmUrabje the Chancellor of T the Exchequer,: the Ar:.hbifhop ...

... place. Dumotirier, it( is novsaid, came to England in consequence of 9iis invitation, not from tle French Princes, but from the Duke of York. It t-vill b6 recollected that towards the conclusion of the American War, an invasion otfthis country wastneditaied ...