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... Rowe, Oct. 3. John Spencer Colepcpcr', esq. Oct. Valentine Hewlett, esq. ditto.—To ensigns, John Spencer Colepeper, esq. Anp. 24. John Valentine Hewlett, esq. 0ct.20. Cory, esq. Jan. 12. 11. Hanson, esq. ,lan. ip. Win Chave, esq. Aug. 26. John Luvington esq ...
... 1163 TWcft i Hereford 480 520 North Hertford 560 480 Eaft Hnnlingdon Anglefi-a Kent 960 1296 Brecknock °* Lancaster 800 1439 Cardigan 10 Leicester 560 Carmaithen Lincoln 1200 1368 Carnarvon 230 , Middlefcx 1600 Denbigh 645 Monm utli aBo Flint lco Norfolk ...
... informed, by a correfpondent who on Sunday evening at cight thai Sir Watkin ReWes reiutned’ to that city the “fare: evening Cardigan, “an that b tended te begin his canyas on thorning. Wear that og Wedoelday D Auguit fo, Sir Joho Hatl if rhb cane vaffed ...
... regiment have behaved with great regularity on board the Jhips the fquadrOn, and done their duty well on all occafions. Major Grattan, an officer late General Medovvs’s a ft, and a Captain in the rooth regiment, has alfo ferved with great credit on board the ...
... befitting energy. Items Swift's Will.— I bequeath to Mr. John Graft an, a silver box, to keep it tbe tobacco, which the said John chews, called pigtail. —I bequeath to tbe Rev. Mr. Robert Grattan, Prebendary of St. Audeon's, my strong box, condition of ...
... prejudices, aud incur foreign obligations. Air. Grattan spoke on the same side, and said, that unless the Government this country satisfied the present demands of the Catholics, they be thrown into the arms of some Foreign State subject to the Emperor of ...
... afternoon, at Guildhall, London. John Blood, of in the county of Warwick, Mercer and Grocer; on the 50th of Oiflober inllant, at ten in the forenoon, tl e home William* Rice, the the Calflc, in Tamwonh aforefaid. John Fc.lows, late of the p.irilh Hornfey ...
... transmitted to John Wilson Cruker, esq. letter from Capt. Kerr, of his Majesty’s ship Unicorn, giving aii account of his having, on the 12lh instant, captured L’Esperance french National vessel, (late bis Majesty’s ship Laurel,) armed en flute, commanded ...
... these were principally females, according to a return ot Mr. Beverley, published in The Mechanics’ Magazine. From the speech of John If ills, I' sg , Af.P , a meeting in the metropolis on Tuesrlay last, for devising mean sto prevent loss of life by fire. _ ...
... refpcdling the treatment of thofe iflands in the Well- Indies which lately fubmitted to our arms, in the expedition under the conduct of Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jarvis. He had not yet made his mind as to the which bis motion fhould take, but be would ...
... in aid of its funds. Tus Day or readers will bear in mind that to-morrow (Wednesday), is specially set apart for the pur our arms in the se of imploring a divine blessiag on t, and supplicating the restoration of peace. The form of prayer to be used on ...
... etcven at NiOr, our Detchinenis gave A.Jvice to the Muth th it the Eliient)'s %hole Arm/ %V 6 in march towards Midden. 'rho' cou:d t,ardly believe it, we got under Arms. The Maifhal fen. to tEe Doke de Broglio to ripa:s the Weer, and pin tin :.1; I)lll ...