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... oath, upon mistaken religious notives, hals been decl'ared unfit to hold a comnussion in lis )d i- jesty's service, and Mr John Tyrvi r, mnaster's mate, anl others, are to be trico upoii a daig of having been privy to the intentions of tie aliu- tinee'ls ...
... CLYDE SHIPPING. A . 93 I r;vo f . .- .. . *rlvi' LEVI V IMIOLTs Au~gust sr. Fxpress, Russel, 'f;or Belfast, wvith 8 bales ix packs i casl and rS loose pieces linen cloth, a barrel beef, 87 firlhins 23 haLE firkitis and ; crock.s bust- ter, and 33 barsels ...
... of thftc; John Tassle, weazter t - Govau, accused of rnurder; Andiew Carquth, umessenger in Glasgow, accused of forging and fabyicating law exccutioas; Robert Williamsoin, farmer at Whitchall, accused of vitiating and al- tering billh; John M'Allis'tr ...
... grain Trusty, Levrocl:, from Riga, goodsg Edilbilltegit Packtr. tlolnbar, froca Hull, do, a. Jeati, Nitrrie, from Irwicic, do. Russel. Ford, froin Morutrose. do. Eliza, Clark, fronm inrtl:ress, do. C athrine :,and T-nitell, Nairn. fnom Perth, do. Dublill, ...
... ir. Friends, Simpson, from Aleooawli, grain. Paradise, Drysdale, from Berwick, barley. HfIbc, Clark, froni Dundee, goods. Russel, Ford, froan Alontrose, do. 513- Mary, Muir, froan Arbroath, stones. Gallant, iuardie, froii Crail, potatoes. Five sloops ...
... ivere steering. The Fly cutter arrived at Yarmouth on Saturn 3av, with dispatches fronts the-A methvst frigate,. for Admiral Russel. They state that the Dutch fleet is ready for sea, and has shifted its -position p front the Maese Deep to the Lower. or Nierive ...
... I s month, from the Texci, to ?? she had carried a t a flag of truce, with dispatches for Admiral r Kirkert, from Admiral Russell. She states, that r the Dutch squadron, consisting of seven sail of the line, l frigate, and z brigs, was lying in the C ; ...
... signal 1 posts, and broughoff all thecoloursand signals. Adreiral Duckworth is arrived at Plymouth in the Supu-rb. Admiral Russell's squadron has returned to Yarmouth, and proceeds, it is said, for the Bal- tic. *The Elsineur letters state, that a number ...
... most obstinately defended; the slaugh- ter or, bo(h sides was dreadlfu!, and i: is with , al concern I state the loss of Mr John Thomp- son, the Master, who was killed, with eigl: seamen-; and Lieutenants Ward and Baker, with twelve seamen and marines ...
... -.Credl- tors receive a divided from James Thorhfon. writer in le Dunmfries; 10th May.. H . ADAM RUSSELL, Bailder in Edinburgh.-Creditors _ meet in John's Coffeehoufe, 30th April, two o'clock, t tstinftrzs& trufte#, onS DAVID ED-AR Sate Merchant in Brechin ...
... o ?? I.orrion.--On th-ir wvai ns it over they met a vessel, the nmatster of wvtlich 'tisrnt`- k on edi them, that Admiral Russel had firc'rd his way wvas into the Texel, soil de s'rov cdt tile Duti 'iect. ticde Sir SidneySmith arrivedat Plol naioti or; ...