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... ] ,‘-. —& MNE. T RADIERS et Shall Sail at the undermentioned periods : For London, The armed brig VENUS, Pendleton .. 7th May g 5 This Vessel being armed snd completely well found, Insurance by her will consequently be effected on the most r ...
... enable his Majesty to restrain the ‘’%i: Ao, ““ val stores, and more effectnally 10 preye,, “hnnl ‘“ tation of salt-petre, arms, and “‘-mnixi(,,' . ““ prohibited by Proclamation or Oye, b (.fv\ but it,is neverthieless our pleasure (b, ml'iJ. i, contained ...
... Quinn 12th June Tue MINERVA, Courtensy, ..c Eight days after From London for Belfast, The armed brig GEORGE, c-o%’m June The armed brig ENDEAVOUR, Finsi ’;q;hidl)l after. For Freight in London, 'lé te Messrs, A. & W. OGILBY & JONES, I ...
... less than they choose to prescribe, the Rev. John Clelland, a Magistrate for the county Down, sworn in twenty of the prinmpal in. habitaats, of the towa as special .constab.es, and supplied them with arms ; and also issued orders to the yeomanty to hold ...
... FAVOURITE, Bishop, sth November The armed brig DONEGALL, Courtenay, Eight days afier From London for Belfast, The armed brig ANN, Boyd, en first delivery of TEAS fron the Sales. The armed brig PERSEVERANCE, Sly, 14 day« after For Freight ...
... Sermons - Bowdler’s Sermons. new Edition—Gishorne’s Sermons, 3 vols. Grattan’s Speeches— Lewis and Clarke’s Travels. 4to - Montgomery's World before the Flood—Steven's Life of John Horne Tooke, 2 vols.—Stower’s Printers Price Book, 1814— Romaine’s Works ...
... the arrival of the John Adams, in America, notice had been given by the State of Mas sachusetts inviting all the States of New England to appoint a Congress for the separation of the Nor. thein provinces from the Confederacy, The John Adams arnived, the ...
... with numbers answering to - names, consequently composed the Grand ‘\.,th Innes, Esq. John Crawford, Esq. lord Vis. Castlereagh. | 15. John Maxwell, Esq. }iu. John Meade. 16. Ar. Crawford, Esq. Lord Vis Glerawly. 17. Dan. Mussenden, Esq. Lord Vis Jocelyn ...
... one year. In the discussion on this subject, several Members spoke ‘in opposition to the resolution, and Sir John. New-. port and Mr Grattan expressed their most decided epinion that it should not be extended 10 Ireland, as being altogether wnsuited to ...
... sure he did not exaggerate in stating them to coutain a million of wen in arms, all regular soldiers, unper she severul Poténtates there assembled. Had Bona _ v [l Mr. GRATTAN differed entirely in epinion with the |l Hon Gent. who had sat down, and also ...
... possession of JOHN RYDING, for a term 'of_F.rs, of which 75 years and upwatds sre unespired. or further particulars, apply to Messrs, WHITLA & CRANSTON, Agents to the Commission. e . ROBERT HALLIDAY,Y . | THOMAS O'NEILL, g Assignets. | . JOHN.SIMPSON, S ...
... who, according to the expression of his own subline genius “can wield the thunderbolt with the arm of Jupiter.” I had intended to mave an address to Mr Grattan, calculated to remove the stain cast upon the honour of this county, but I wish that the reparation ...