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... ers; at onc, Arms Inn, Macciesfield, Cheshire, silk-manufacturet ; at & John Ridgway, Macclesfield ; final, 4 James Jack«on, Macc! » Macctestield Arms Inn, Chesbire, stk-throwster and mer. Arms Inn, Macclesticld. chant ; at one, 20. John ...
... Park, hence at ditto. Tre John and Henry, Brown, hence at ditto; she was boarded Ist inst. outside the Straits, by a brig armed with 10 guns, which stated herself to be the Brazilian, bound to Leghorn with despatches. The John Brown, Price, from Virginia ...
... boarded let inst.I routside the Straits, by a brig armed with 10 guns, which stated her- .of selfto be the Brazilian, bound to Leghorn with desparecses. I John Brown, Price, from Virginia at Bremnen. ?? Johns, from Matancas at do. nt Baltic, Seabury, and Themis ...
... Mr James Montgomery to Mr Grattan to demand retraction of slander gentlemanly satisfaction Mr Grattan declines do either and accordingly Mr Edgfcworth who under the advice friends refrains from of the horsewhip person of Grattan as in such cases the honour ...
... Monday, committed by John Clarke, Esq. at Prescot, under the following circum- etances :— ers, whose names are Edward Peel, Richard Standish, John Dane, and Jobn with another man admitted to bai!, were found by two ame k: rs, John Appleton and James Lowe ...
... sume port belunging to (or being under the power and protection his Majesty, every armed vessel which they shall mect with at sea under the Greek flag, or fitted out and armed at any Greek port, such ships of was only ex- cepted as are belonging to, or acting ...
... of St. John's, N. B.) S. of 20 stone. this year 17354) 201 345%) on that the prisoners and the public should know that your at- in port, amounting to several hundred, were twice landed, pier towards the Krombourg fort, 300 Thomas, from St. John's, N. B ...
... and the First Lieutenant of hisi Majestv's late I to bomb, the Terror, who had travelled (dressed like freebooters, ult- and armed with pistols,) more than sevenry miles, on foot, to Pest obtain assistance from the Admiral in the Tagus. Their ship, it appeared ...
... bei TURK~EY. enll (Front thec Gazette de Francr, dated Thuserday, April 1o.) ag, C'onstantinople, March ?? persecution of the Arme- P~, nians even extends to the convents of women, of whom about Coo have been obliged to leave I~e capi tal. The armaentscoaore ...
... Manchester. Alicia, voungest daughter of Mr. E. of sy, On Saturday the 3d inst. at Ulverston, Mr. John of Crossland, in to Ann, second daughter of the late Mr. John Soulbyv, bookseller, of the former place. On Sunday the ith inst. at Chester, Mr. EB Walmsley ...
... Duke of Portland and suite arrived at the King’s Arms Hotel, and afterwards sailed hence in his yacht. On Sunday the Right Hon, V. Fitz- gerald, M. P. arrived at the same hotel. The Commerce, of Cardigan, was driven on shore on Sunday at Southport. ‘The ...
... -, and about twenty sail more, whose names could not be made out - wind W. nearly -poo calm. IWill The sloop Commerce, of Cardigan, was driven on shore on tan, ~.Sunday, at Southport. The crew and materials were saved, man - A sealed bottle was picked ...