... lady had her arm broken two coaches ran foul each other oppofite the Magdalen, and the hind-wheel of one of them coming oJTthe body upfet, but nothing material happened to the pallengers, three in number. On Saturday morning the body of John Winder, of ...

... Carden tpflkflh, ifl Churvh-rtreol arm Bridge Lane, The arc bride ahd fijad, repair, and are held it.de hundred and ninety-nine years, winch about one hundred and twenty are expired. For vie** uf the apply Mr. John Mitehell, ChurcMlrect atbralaid { and ...

... als the Red. William Allen, Elq John M‘Bride, Efq. George Vandcput, Efq. Chailes Buckner, Efq. John Cell, Efq. William Dtckfon, Elq and Sir Alan Gardner, Bart. Vice-admirals the Blue, lobe Viet-admirah the White. John Lewis Gidoin, Efq. George Gayton ...

... wounded, was murdered in his bed. The foldiers of that regiment turned their arms againrt their officers, and (bot fevcral of them. The regiment of Drefnay laid down their arms; thofe of Leon and Damas fought bravely; but the moft noble ftand made againrt ...

... already re-embarked, to fent to France, and the reft are to follow. On aft net examination, there has been found 5000 ftand of arms concealed in the rocks, which they had there for their own ufe, and for any other vagabonds whom they could get to join them ...

... country* In Paris the hate alarm bis been very great, and there ftill appears a great danger of the Parties retorting laft to arms. appeal to force to be expected tbe armies and there cannot be a doubt but the generals already know how are to act (hot) Id ...

... Hall, Efq. Wiltihirc. John Bennett, of Pithoufe, Efq. YoiUhire. Sir T. Pilkington, of Cheviotte, Efq. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen. John Morgan, of Furnace, Car- nurthen, F.fq. Pembroke. John Talker, of Upton Caftle, Efq. Cardigan. Pryce Loveden, of Gogerthen ...

... S. I have sent the privateer into port, and going in chace. Peggy sloop, of Cardigan, James Prichard master, from Dover to Penzance, with wheat and barley. Camilla brig, John M'Kena.e master, from Hull to Plymouth, with coals. Deuvai, Charles Mann master ...

... against a person of consequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was taken into custody, and brought to the Duke of Portland’s Office. The moment the mistake was discovered, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan, and he was of course liberated. An American ...

... kill him more speedily. After tire body had hung about twelve | minutes, it was lowered, the executioner holding it in his arms, till it was laid gently on the platform. A young man, a surgeon, put on a yellow linen dress, and prepared to cut off the ...

... and-gilder. Peter Ncvdlyn, late of AlrcSford, Southampton, currier and lea- * ther-cutt r John Vaile, of Gloucester, carpenter and timber-dealer. John Owen Harney ol Cardigan, shopkeeper. >n SMEUtde, of Tower-street, London/ plumber. James Kelly/of Woofwidh ...

... Hervey, grand-daughter to the Eari Bristol. Monday at near Salisbury, John Rite or, Esqa gentleman considerable property Derbyshire, Mi's Pcttingal, of Bath. Tuesday at Bradford, John Newton, Esq. clothier, Mist bush, daughter of Tho. Bush, L.q. DEATHS ...