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... aivife about the meafures proper ] to be purfued : appears that the refult has been, that ' ought not to hefitato to take arms and the mean time fcrraething permanent is refolved on refpect- * the conduct we are to purfue, it has been decided to make ...
... years groom to the late John Price, Efq. BANKRWPTS. Elizabeth Ogier and Peter Ogier, of the Old Artiliery-ground, weavers. John Shuttleworth, of Lawrence-lane, London, warehoufeman. Richard Turner, of Midgley, York, (luffmaker. John Bayley and Alexander ...
... fmaller parcels, as above. BANKRUPTS. Judah Pariente, of Lemon-ftreet, Goodman's-fields, merchant. John Welton, of Clothfair, near Weft Smithfield, weaver. John Laugharne Allen, of Fobftone, Pembrokefhire, dealer. Robert Hincks, of Chefter, backer. Thomas ...
... Shicwthmy. Lieut. John M'Donaid, the BUil*ies—Prince George. * Surgeon cf the Elizabeth. A. KEPPEL. LONDON, Tuesday, Auguf 4. The engagement between the two admirals was very for time. Their (hips were engaged yard arm and yard arm, for near half hour ...
... lligma the French arms Undoubted advice is received of Count D'Eftaign's arrival, with the chief of his fquadron, in Brelt harbour ; and that of his fhips are a very wretched condition. letter from on board the Heart of Oak, his ty's armed (hip of guns, Capt ...
... Townfhend, Mr. Burke, Colonel Barre, Mr. Fox, Lord Duncannon, Admiral Pigot, Mr. Hopkins, the' Rt. Hon. T. Townfend, and Lord John Cavendifh. Shortly after their taking the: oaths, Luttrjcl! rofe. faid he had the other day fpoken a few in the ing the pr:fent ...
... of Scotland on the fame footing with of England. General Conway dofed the debate, by agreeing in the general principle of arming, at a time like the prefent, but his particular opinion to the time when the bill fhould come openly before the Houfe. After ...
... oui own element. John Wtflceit, of Mary Axe, infurer. Jofhua and William Peafe, of Hurlt Courtney, Ycrkfbire, farmers and graziers Hopper, late of Sal ford, Lancafliire, butcher. Joihua Peaf'e, of Monk Fritton, dealer. John bimes, of John's-ltreer, Middlefex ...
... peace in that quarter fccin for the prefect premature.* and groundlefs. The above difpatches were brought over hythe Fame armed fhip, Capt. Morgan, is arrived in' the. Powns. Gen. Elliott's laftdifpatches occafions. the moft ferious alarm Government ...
... guineas and filver watch, the ttreet, Portfmoutb. Thurlday laft, five cvnvicts were to the port London, to for Africa, nix John Fulker. John Fo*, William Deadraan, Marftiall, and Si* mon Waterman. having been very fcareo late years in the midland counties, there ...
... but French wines toil! be cheap as Portugal ones in England, and Lord Shelburne has the Duke of Ancafler, Mr. Pelham, and Sir John Thorold, that by means of this change, there would be fuch a demand for the manufactures made cf long wool, that they would ...
... member, was at that time in cullody of the Serjeant at Arms of theffoufeof Commons in Ireland, in confequence of the molt violent quarrel ftaving taken place in the Houle between him and Mr. Grattan, that perhaps ever dignified an ali’embly. are ex:re 111 ...