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... Tenement in Broad-fireet, otherwife Waringftreet, adjoining Skippers-Lane, ia Belfaft, beloaging to Mrs. Ann WilMon, containiog 28 Feet in Front, and exiending backwards 74 Feet: There is now on faid Tenement & good Dwelling-Hou'e, and in the Leale thereof ...
... 28 OL. A ND. Pertfmouth, April 29. Yelterday failed the Oce.n, [indall; Sea Ventuie, Hail, and the Wentworth, Salmon, tranfports, with the fourth regiment on board for Betton, wider the command of Licutenant Bourmalter. . | LONDON, April 29, 30, and May ...
... Quick Hedges,’ ff'a lefs Quantity would be ‘more pleali ny to. he nay be with what he chufes. Propofals wil! be received by Mr. 28, Great Georze’s-Street, Dublin: Jakes No. N. B. . There isa large Quantity of well-faved Hay, at cach of the above Places, the ...
... Vienna, April-]. On Holy Thurfday the Emperor attended Divine Service in the Royal Cha- Vel, and having received the Holv Communion, retired to bis apartment, where he waflied the feet of twelve men, whofe ages together made 997 year*. Paris, April 16. Within ...
... their ancient allies, and to lecure much poffible that incilimable gem in the commerce of Britain, the fur trade. LONDON, April i. In the Houfc of Commons on Thurfday, Mr. Minchin gave notice, that he fhould on a future day call the attention of the Houfe ...
... verified their return France ding 10 the refpe« them. He did not wi(h to flaticr them, forms prefcrib.ed the law tie fith April If permitted their petition to go a Cpmthit“ 'af.» 'ed ild only raifc eipeftati-mi and therefore BaOe, February 25., Council ...
... conferred on Colonel Zegler. A courier has already arrived with accounts of an engagement between the troops of the Confederation and the Infurgcnls, in confequence of which thefe latter retired to the valleys and mountains. LONDON—APRIL 21. —C The Lifbon mail ...
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... give every effect to t.iat Item which had been adopted in our Orders in Council. He would not now argue di« queftion refpeaing thefe Orders, it had been argued over and over again ; but he would merely Itale, that his opinion with refpeft to the policy and ...
... This lias’s IvlAil, have arrived courfe. American Tapers in the 2Gth of April, German to the 19th of laft month, and Dutch to the Set inftant, have alfo been received. On the of April, Mr. Macon’s Sccend Commercial Intcrcourfc Bill \va», on the tlhrd reading ...
... TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1811. BOUSE OF COMMONS Thursday, May 23. After the recited in our last, the Hook proceeded on the India Bonds Bill. INDIA BONDS BILL. Mr, Dundas moved the second reading the India Bonds Bill. Lord Folkstone said, that the balance was ...
... it, ancf experience has well demonstrated, that when we are united, they have not the power. Pa ms, April B.—The Emperor has issued Decree, dated March 28, the first article of which is as follows: Article 1. The Ernperor summons all the subalterns and ...