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... all well, also arrived Magionia, , front Belfast, Untlv, Vanell, from Hiichestcr. Minai, Owens, and Cygnet, Davies, from Cardigan, Concord, Aftatns, from Dublin, Dasher, cartel. Furze, hom Motlaix, Olive, Owens, from Fisgard, M. brig Intelligent, guns ...
... packet. Fnrretdale, for Lisbon, with inniU, Prince Wales, Williams, for Cardigan. Sunday. Wind N. Arrived, the Morgan Balk, from Swansea, 1). Iphin, Holier, from Chichester, John and Grace, Sever, from Southampton, Androenr, Mazza. Irom Liverpool. Sailed ...
... front Plymouth. Thursday Wind E. arrivals or sailings. THDRO, Oct 13. Pattered Inwards, the Ltmh, Meihuish, John and Matilda, Billing, Susannah, Johns, Godson, Biackuiore, Bersv, Tregerlhen, Oakwell, Jones, Mary. HusseM, NVrvham, Mayo, Forest, Hawkins, all ...
... t with a wise, a liberal, and an enlightened toleration. Mr. Grattan presented the Catholic Petition to the House of Commons Tuesday and a short discussion look place upon it.-L Mr. Grattan thinks that the Veto, or some oilier equally efficient measure ...
... Ellis, gents to Kiisigus. 5/hor Regiment. John TyacK, rsq_ Captain-—John Collivcr, Charles Reed, and Henry Odgers. gents to Lieutenants.—John Reed, William Colliver, ami James gen's, Im* Ensigns. or Pendcnnis Artillery Regiment William Brush, esq- to Captain ...
... measure had the circular letter the Catholic Committee certainly recommended substantial violation of the Convention Act Mr Grattan contended that Britain exist without Ireland Ireland without Great Britain the Parliament this country as called particularly ...
... has issued at Martinique by Governor Brodrick directing persons having arms in their possession to deliver up order to their deposited Fort Royal also ordering search made for arms and ammunition ana penalties those having their possession the order Highness ...
... Arrived Speedy from Truro the Susannah Johns from the Three Sisters and Lydia Cooper from le with copper ore the St Ives Johns from with balk the Neptune! Davies from Newquay herrings the Sampson Morgan from Cardigan barley the Thomas Pienee Swansea Supply ...
... Leach, and St. John, New* man, for William, Smith, for Glocester; Prince Wales, John, for Derry ; John, Davie*, fof Dublin ; Endeavour, Bcckerton, for Newport, Ann Peggy, Waters, Chepstow, Mo** ley, Friends, illiams, Sampson, West, John and Harwood, Hopewell ...
... Sunderland John and Sally Scorey Southampton the Cargreen Crabb the Perseverance Smitli the Tamar Lee the Dove Bunt the on-and-William Best the Mary Ann Tippet and Kitty Salt Plymouth the Johu-and-Mary Johns the Peggy Cooper and the Susanna Johns from revenue ...
... fastened in tufts, or bows of the same colour ; a short sash, lied in a bow > the left side ; sleeves looped in the front of the arm. The bottom of the petticoat trimmed in vandykes correspond. While silk stockings, with blue kid shoes. The hair twisted behind ...
... broke hi? knee, arm, and thumb.—On Tuesday evening, Chenowelh, of St. Agnes, fell from the shafts of a waggon laden with tin, nearTresillian-bridge, when the wheel went over his head and crushed mi to instant death.—On Monday even iug, Mr. John Paddun, clerk ...