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... priloncri have all a kind of badge upon the arm, denoting what-they arc. Accounts from Plymouth, of the 3d inftant, mention the arrival in Cawl'and Bay of his Majel- ty's (hips La Pomonc, guns, Captain Sir John Borlafc Warren ; Artois, of gnns, Captain ...
... 20, at the Radnorfhire Arms Inn, ia Prefteign. Richard Spear, of Plymouth, brufh-maker, May 14, 23, une 20, at Guildhall, London. Stephen Wilfea, of Wood-ftrect, Cheapfide, Silkman, May 12,19, June zo, at Guildhall, London. John Dearlove, jun. late of ...
... accidentally weat off, when the ball affed through the Deterter the man who was tying his and into the body arms, and killed them both on the fpot. Mr. GRATTAN haspublithed in papers, a long & {pirited-addrets to his feltow-citizens ot Dublin, informing them, ...
... eider, Avon, grocer. . |rtr . Nov. j. Thomas Pettat, John Rich. Flight, late Kingftanley, Gioa- 1 -' 1 ' thiers. . • 3- John Ford, of taltington, Glj*'' aier. -j» 4. Thomas Hutfon, of Brentvood, ' 6. John Simmons, late Milr*a-«-S founder. 7. George Biinfl'T' ...
... letters by the above mail held our. However, the hope that leieral thoula.uls oi the iulurjitnts would loon lay jlowu iiicir arms were this morning received at the Sicr.i.iry i'. s office Karl Camden, co.ilirin.ng very agreeable aid coiii. iiiiii fortner ...
... captured. Intelligence was given tins veflel, of three French frigates having faileil with troops board, and leveral Hands arms, the deftiuetion of which was luppoled be Ireland. 111 his anfwer the Addrefs of the Inhabitants of Walhington County in the ...
... Extraordinary. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, OCr.21, 1798. Lieutenant Waterhoufe arrived here late laft night with the duplicate of a from Sir John Borlsfe Warren, Bart. aad K. B. Captain of his Majefly’s thip Canada, to Vice-Admi- ral of which the following isa Canada, ...
... Mortimer. To Lieutenants—John Sinclair, George Gilchrift, William Crighton, Charles Huxley, J. A. Ballard, Aflam Neil, and James I.ee. To be Brevet Lieutenant—R. Cooke. To Enfignt—Riehard Day, John B. H. Baker, John Myrick, John Charles R. Mortimer, and ...
... late of Talfame, Cardigan, lhopkccper, the Bulh Tavern, Biiftol. May iS. Henry Fearon, 0/Saint Mary Axe, London, factor, Guildhall. May 21. John S'cphens, Tewkeflmry, Gloucefterlhire, fcriveper, at the Crown Inn, Worcefter. May 21. John Snook Ames, Bath ...
... his paft conduit. As loon Mr. Grattan had ended his fpeech, the Chancellor of the Kxclicquer, wc are inform-! Ed, retired, and lent a- meffage General' Craddoc Mr. Grattan, demanding immediate latis/aftion.- Mr. Grattan inftantly • left the Houle, accompanied ...
... He puffed this point, he laid, knew that futh declaration muft have the cffefl of uniting all parties in France againfl our arms, ai.d thofe of otir allies. fupport of his argument, that the.re-eftablilhment of the Bourbon w.as the objefl, referred the ...
... mv arm.— The Pnlbnerv anfwercd, never touched your arm. I laved you from killing that man. John Huf'dale, the hackney coacnman, faid, that the Prifoner, on being allied what the matter was, laid that the drew a dagger out of a flick, and that Prifoner ...