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... Court met at Hick’s Hall, when the Grand Jury returned true lb'll, for High Treafon, againft Thomas Spence ; the Bill againll John Aihlev, not found. Thefe were the only ones before them. Mr. White, theTreafury Solicitor, informed the Court, had one more ...
... fome of the Officers of the Dolphin, that general for Peace prevailed, and they feemed, notwithflanding the fuccefs of their arms, to pcrfctUy fenfible of the great imfery of their country. One of the Gentlemen who lately accompanied CoL Ramfay to Hclvoet ...
... long before they will be enabled to re-embark. Tbr French lately landed a thoufand (land of arms, and three hundred troops on the ifland of Martinique the arms were intended for the blacks. They were however attacked npth fuch vigour, that it fuppofed ...
... Well Riding 789, North Riding 385’, Anglcfea Brecknock 53, Cardigan 47, Carmarthen 87, Carnarvon Denbigh 95, Flint 49, Glamorgan 99, Merioneth 56, Montgomery 90, Pembroke 60, Radnor 34. Arming of the People. —The following is the proportion of men to furmfhed ...
... for the continuation of Lord Camden iu the government this country, and their high,approbation hit adminiftration, scc. Mr. Grattan faid, that the addrefs comprehended a variety of fubjeds., on many of which there would probably be difference of opinion ...
... Budge-Row, chocolatc-manufadUrcr. William Rees, Swatifca, mercer. John Cambridge, Hammirfmlth, merchant. James Kxcter, dyer. John F. Nutt, 'l’urf Coffce-houfc, London, tavern-keeper. John Rcfsrle*, Witney, dealer. William Hudfon, Witney, linen-drapet. Benjamin ...
... Hare John Cairick Slcnitt OutraimA Lambert Croflc, Efcrcet A Co. Wm. Brown John Fcrraby Peter J. Wm. Sedgwick Geo. Wilfou John Wilfon Geo. Crols A Sort Briggs A Levctt Jof. Haworth John Storm Tho. Riddell Ogle A Fci Thorn.on, Tho Neibitt ...
... demand of Capt. Ledie and his party their arms, winch they had received hut that day in Charlemont, and, as the United Ii ilhmen imagined, without ammunition. Capt. Lellie replied coolly, “thatt''cy (honld have arms,” and, drawing pidol from the holder, (hot ...
... Virteem, John Sevile Foljimhc, Robert Tomlinfon, and Thomas Copley, Captains ; William Childers, Captain-Licutenant ; Thomas Graham, Timothy Ramfden, Wilde, I'homas Elfton, Benjamin Rohinfon, John Brookfield, John Rickard, Carnclly, and John Boldrick, Lieutenants; ...
... degree of fortitude, and Teemed not only reconciled, but even happy to meet death. run up Trolling to the Mailer Arms, and placed his arms back in the poltlion they were be pinioned.—Before they were turned off, Johnfon delivered a paper into the hands ...
... tctrible blow to our commerce. The —The Coinrt Augull 14, Citizen Buuvard is rapidly cemoviag from the earth. It it uow in the arm Hercules, and few dayswill hardly 'nfMe.—l,aljnJe~J ...
... •• FRIDAY, MARCH 2iu!. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The Edlon, of this port, from Liverpool for Oporto, ...