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... want of arms in Andalusia, Valencia, and Murcia. The garrison has given them every aid in their power, hut nothing compared with the pressing intreaties of the Spaniards, to be furnished with means to extirpate their enemies. Vessels loaded with arms would ...
... Militia. —C,a4.tain John Spices to be .Major, vice Cameron, resigned.— Dated March 5, 1810. Charles Kingsley, Esq. be Captain, vice White, resigned.-- Dated May 25, 1810. Ensign Wm. Best to be Lieutenant, vice Garrett, resigned. Ensign John Spelt gang to be ...
... SPEECHES of the late Right lion. (RATTAN. Edited by his Sun, Henry Grattan, Esq. In four vols. Bvo. price 21. Bs. boards. 5. MALAY ANNALS; translated from the Malay Language. By the late Dr. John Leyden.. With an Ictroduction. By Sir Thos. Stamford Raffles ...
... &Itchy Arms Inn, Stockport. ne mad Parry, Temple. Attorniee, Mr. Haddad- Tli is the wt. of these preoridd ne in this ley, Stockport ; or Messrs meet alter the Law of Ejecta:en:, with a view I the fends emoadtted by means of the'power which John Rood, ...
... Km to be Colonel, vice Eteaufoy; Major John Castle Gaul to be Lieutenant-Colondli vice Sir Daniel Williaml, promoted ; Captain Nicholas Willard, !root the sail Regiment, to be Major, vice Grant, pro., motel; John David Webb, Gent. to be Quarter-Master ...
... the Royalist General Morales and the fleet of Spanish vessels which recently left Curse you for Porto Cabello. A ship and armed brig, formerly in the British service, were hourly expected at Laguira from England, combletely manned and equipped, and a ...
... lion. W. Owen, Sir John Adel', W. Fries, Henry Onslow, Arthur Bective, Lord Fane, J. O'Grady, Standish Bastard, P.. Vane, Vere Pringle, Sir W. Bastard, John Fleming, John Prendergast, M. G. Blake, Robert Ileeming, John Pollen, Sir John ...
... of the Scottish Isles.— The Venerable, ELLlnrr, from Africa for Liverpool, was driven on shore the 18th inst. at New Key, Cardigan Bay —cargo expected to be saved. The James, 13EN4tsoN, from Jamaica, was towed into this harbour, yesterday, by a pilot boat ...
... at eleven—Dee. 12, J. Collins, Lewisham, schoolmaster, at one—Dec. 5,. Thomas Moffat and John Brown, Goswell-street, blue-manufacturers, at eleven—Dec. 19, John Hodgson, jun. Coleman-street, merchant, at twelve—Deember 15, Patrick Boyle, Vine -street ...
... Serope l.ufbington, Step. Stanley, Lord Creevey, hos Lloyd, Colo. el &bright, Sir John Calvert, Nicholfon Lethbridge, T. B. Smith, Wm. Calera ft, John 1 sing, M. Smith, John i Cochrane, Lord Miller, Sir Thomas Saville i Albany Cuthbert, RJ. Mahon, lord Sherid ...
... *ray. M A. Lecturer, ter's and M. John's. in !.eels, aoti Chaplain to the Karl of Abt dren, to Miss Wainman, third daughter ut of Carrhead, near Skipton. Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Majnr-Gesel John Lambert, K. C. B. to Jane, daughter ...