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... Disci is, Argylititire Peneible infantry. Lawrence White, Mi. We Captain in Pant, to be Captidn,vice Dielrfon, Dated Fingen John Sell to be Aieucepaat, vice A. Campbell, mended for aConitnillon in the Line. treed Nov. I, ISM tepid Hoop tote Sen. Dated ...
... Worcester, Jn. stead John Zachary, of Arcley, Esq.—Sir John Stepney, of Llanelly, Bart, to be Sheriff the county Carmarthen, instead of Thomas Stepney, of Detw, id, Esq,—Rob, Lloyd, of Esq. be Sheriff of . the county of Cardigan, instead of John Palmar Chichester ...
... is, 23, awl April u, at ten, at the Squirrel Inn, Wellington, Smoerfet. Attornies, John Minific Wellington; hlelliv.Shephard and Adlington,Cray'sinn- fgu-re. 'Ando°. John Hosvitt and Francis Weldon, of Whitecrofs-place, rear Einibury-kuare, dealers, March ...
... to be the Dolphin armed brig, commanded by Jan. Vatmtyes, belonging to the Dutch East-India Company, mounting 14 guns, and having on board 65 men. May 24th, at day-break in the morning, we captured, close under the land, a small armed brig, of six carriage ...
... be the Dolphin armed , brig, commanded by Jan Yauntyes, belonging to the Dutch Eatt India Company' Mounting 54 guns, and • having on bOard 65 men, . . May t+th, 'at day-break in the niominkwe car. tured,doie under .the lanq, a (mall armed brig, of lix ...
... ' Lincoln's Inn ; Meffrs. J. and T. Leman, Bri _ Thomas Rees, of Llanbarlarn Trefegiwys, Cardigan, thop. keeper; March 53, 14., April Jr. at the Radnorfhire Arms, Prefleign, Radnorthire. Attorney, Mr. T. Meredith, Knighton, Radnorfhire. Daniel Lilley ...
... the schooner had out two oars, but the felucca •gained on herfast; which being perceived by John Dickson M'Eaughlin, a free black fisher-, Man, he went out armed in a•large catioe ithsic hands, and succeeded in taking the vessel in tow . ;: as sootras• ...
... tee ned tit preparations making at Malta---: einhaikations at Trieste to reinforce the arms' des,tined .to dris'e the enemy from. Egypt.:---rßut now it appears that nothitig more than the plan of the attack has been changed, that. in lieu of making A ...
... LASTREPORTS via. I. d. Sir Robert Outtning,.Bart. per Mare. • A. to a a Right Hon. John Trevor, per and Co. A. 5 5 0 David Halelturton, Erg. . . ii i s s A John Englith Dolben, Erg. - - A. I s a Pater Corbet, Efg. - .. - A. a. 1 o trihh Walter, Efg ...
... MAJESTIES, accompanied by the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, arrived at Buckingham-house, attended by the Countess of CARDIGAN and Lady C. WALDEGR AVE. The KING held a Council at :theQueen's House, a't which were present His Royal Highness the Duke ...
... what the House already knew of the meritori- ous services of the army in Egypt, and the laurels reaped there by the British arms, under the auspicas and gallant exertions of the brave and justly la- mented General Abercromby,- they would most chearfully ...
... Memier of Parliament for Weymouth. On Welinefday died, in Wimpole-ltreet,.Mr, John Dobbins, in the 70th year of his age. ' On Thurfday died, in Little Pulteney-ftreet, Mr. John Frears, in the 39th year of hisoage. D. L. The Country Girl, with The Defertes ...