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... tenant-Colonel' in the fet vice of his iVlajefty the Dd. EIVJR, in confevtrice of an order, received by exprds from the Archduke CHARLES, arrived in that fortrefs for the purpofe of examining the {late of.the fortifications, and re-eflablifhing, on a new plan ...
... which he alleged WAS doe by him to Mr. Dickens, the Plaintiff. Mr. Kennedy was quite surprised at such an application, and asked Mr. Johaston who this Mr. Dickens was? He was then tuld by Mr. Johnston that Mr. Dickens was in partnership with a Mr. Stedman ...
... Venn, Efq. to hi 4 hoofein Duke-ftreet, from Stoke Park. • F. Barnard, h.fq. to it. James's, fiom his feat at Twkkenham. T. Dickens, Efq. to his houfe iu Bolitrodc-ftreet, from Miclilin, Surrey. The Duke of Montrofe from Twickenham to his honk in Crofve ...
... of' Cavan, Sir Danl.l Baird, Honourable Astley Bertr,'tr, Honourable Frederic St: john; Sir Charles' Rose, BaiL John Whitelocke, Hay Mae DoWall, Lord Charles Henry merset, John DeSpard, William Anne Villettes, William Wc:- 11 * - is t to 11 ‘e LIEUTE ...
... by the accounts were at 53 are now at 48t. THE HAMBURGH MAIL, Which fell due this day, has arrived. After the va• 'lour robberies committed by France on different fire cities, our Readers will not be furl:nixed to hear that a loan of eight millions of ...
... Jewellery, to the ,amount of £5OO. This daring robbery was committed by the bursting open of a pannel in the window-shutters, and the breaking of a square of glass. Singular to relate, that this robbery was committed in so public a street, when are,watehtnen ...
... thrown out of his bout, into which h e had placed them for safety. tit Ditto, Ensign Charles Kohler to be Lieutenant, vice Mol- ler; deceased. ;octet Seejeant Charles Schlaeger to he Ensign, vice Kohler. th The Treasury have offered a reward of 1001 . ...
... the man, and had him secured and conveyed to Bow-street Office, whence he was fully committed. Jti consequence of fiequent robberies lately committed pit of the Ojiera bouse, a number of Bow-street officers have, been, several of the last nights performance ...
... Lord Viscount he hillowing is the list of Officers who were promoted on the Ist inst. in the Bottle of the •CA A I 21s—F. G. Dickens, of the Zephyr ; Hon. tl. Dawson, Parthean ; J. A. ',open°. Ot'ebtes ; Auvergne, Albiciire . ;, Hart, ; Jones, Talbot ; Dothog ...
... tsto Oleo, , with intent, ilte.--Johtt Blenheim, Win. tvarrelli and James We leh,. for a burglary —Abraham Lt vy Charles H riling, for a robbery—Moses Solomon;, 1 - .1 mi Morris, nd JOite.ili Burrell, let a burglary.Sitinutlet 'and Henry . Vtioolf, for ...
... 40nteaced . given for past services. Would of ' fog execution. prevent a master from rewarding *dream ?if Daniel Dickens, for highway . - robbery, was espi, did, it ' would yield not be pablic.poliey, for it tie tally convicted, and received sesteeceof death ...
... British Consul, and whilst the plaintiff remained in prison, he wrote a - letter to Sir Charles Stewart, the English Envoy ,at Lisbon, demanding his liberation, but Sir Charles replied, that he had been put under arrest in consequence Of an order from the British ...