General Advertiser (Newspaper) - July 5, 1846, London, Middlesex The General July 5, 1746. Dealt July 3. IS Sloop the Hawk with of the Outward-bound are preparing to Remain the York and Men ef with the Dutch Ship for Eaft India and Prince for Came down the Two for Wind July 3. by the St. John and King of all from the Tower ef and from Oporto the from Gibraltar from Imperial from The frem is arrived at The from at from at of an Original Letter written by a of M to a Friend at It having been in fome * in the Relation of the King's Entry into Antwerp on the tfb of that the People exerted * to convince that by continual * mat ions of Long live the and by all other * Marks of of their Zeal and Fidelity I cannot cufe from that not one cf the * on the faid any fuch external Marks of except the Sieur fecond * and Alderman Du who having marched in the other Magistrates without the Gate of St. to receive his and pre- * fent him with the Keys of the thought it was in- * cambent on them to Long live the after * the Van had pronounced the * they did but perceiving no body to fecond they did not give the Trouble to peat their ' As I faw this and with my Friends at twerp a Fortnight after his I am * able to to the Honour of the that they * conducted in the outward ' they exhibited by Order bf the as Men ought to * that would reconcile their Duty towards a new * with Zealand Fidelity to their * under Dominion they hope to return a- * fooner or The French are marching their Militia from Places towards the of in order to the if any be attempted by the While the French are the cId Fortifications in the as at Fort St. Margaritte by and before at Oudenarde and are two new Forts to cover a Bridge they have built over the The M. who is gone again to is faid to be with the of which we are he not but upon a certain Condition mentioned in his are very dear at by the English Men of War taking and intimidating the the Hon. the Board of Works gave Orders to Mr. John to Erect the Scaffolding in for the Trials of the Rebel Lords now in the and this Day they are to begin about it. We hear that on the Trials of the Rebel Lords now in the every Peer will according to his Dignity have for the Admittance of divers of on the faid It is faid that the Reinforcements are by this Time the Allied Army % and that foon move towards the no to will take Care that He muft fight them They We hear the Directors of the have out of their granted the Sum of Ten Pounds per to the Widow of the unfortunate who his Life at the late Fire at Mr. in the laft the Court Martial at to the farther Examination of Mr. Lieutenant of the at the and on about Noon his Examination and Capt. the fecond Lieutenant of the was Examination z when Lieut. late Mate of the was called and was in Part and his Examination was then Lieut. late of the was called and his was but the Court deferred his Examination and adjourned Nine o'Clock on Monday the Court was continued at St. when the Rebel were brought to the Bar and that the Court their for Time to produce had allowed the 15 from July 4, and the Scotch 21 Days from the fame On laft at his Seat at near Tring in a of good who has left a good to his was one of his of the Peace for the faid and in that Capacity much On died at his Lodgings near Dulwich in Robert aged 64, formerly an eminent Merchant of this On the Right Hon. the Lord Cahir of the Kingdom of arrived at his Houfe in St. The who was on the Welch is got off and is arrived in The from Jamaica to is taken by the and carried into St. came that the Warren Capt. has taken and fent into a French laden with and The from is by the Dragon of and fent into July 1. On Friday laft 49 charged with deferring from the Marquis of Granby's were detained in the - We are that the for this County begin oa the 21 ft for the of the County And that three Weeks the four Judges will open their Special for the Trial of the it is all who are now under Confinement at and Hull will be brought to take their Trial at hie Houfe in Mr. William for fome Years Governor of that arra who the City as Sheriff ia the Year 1721. Laft Saturday Night died the Wife of Mr. an eminent of this The Lake The Grand Hunt of wfft be for the Second Time at on Monday Set to by Mr. The by Mr. Lowe Diana by Mrs. To exactly at 11 and at 10. Books of the whole Entertainment may be had at the Place of Performance but every is to them when the Entertainment is This Evening at Select Pieces of will be after which the molt beautiful Fireworks will be in Honour of the glorious Victory by his Royal the Duke of Cumberland over the Rebels in Emblematic Figures and Triumphant It hath been many Nights to crowded and allowed by all to be the magnificent Piece ever yet To all which will be added defire of of the Fire and which has given the 27. The Polls which arrived from the North bring with no very material The Rebels come in vaft lay down their and to the King's and fome other of the Clans have Detachments fearch for the young Pretender and the reft of his Followers are not yet but daily For a few Days paft we have had rainy atten ded with fevere Thunder and bus without any was devoutly in to the on Account of the of the pre feat and the happy of an End to the unnatural and civil promoted by and carried on by our deluded Laft one of the Rebel lately and fent to this fince the burning of the 14 was brought by a Detachment of the Military from the carried by the common and by the fame infamous Hand committed to the Flames at the public The Sheriffs attended by the and the Trumpets and the Populace in an extraordinary not only when it was put in the but after entirely By a Letter from we have the following That on General Campbell's and his with the Stewarts of From General marched to where Cameron of and two Brothers of two Detachments were fent to fearch for the Rebels upon the Side of 3 Water extending two Miles of in Lochaber one of the Parties was commanded by Captain John the other by Captain Duncan Campbell of of LoW John Murray's Captain Campbell $ Pieces of Cannon funk ten Foot in the which he got it was they bad beea concealed in that Manner by who was in that Place a few Days are all round the Country fot and driving oft the Rebels Noble in a late 19 Barrels of and 32 of Arms and buried below and a Day panes without Discoveries of the like General Campbel has left the Command to his Son Lieutenant-Colonel of Loudon's and has with 200 and the Marines for the remote of the Rebel and 'tis the Pretender may fall into his he left the Continent iri an open and went for the but neither the nor the People that were m her have as yet We that by the to prevent from officiating in without being duly who have attended Nonjurant twice fince the Month of are from or being elected into any public and in Time a Fine is on the Hearers as well as The of the of and Heritors of the of are to meet on the Day of at Three the Clock in the Inner in order to congratulate his Royal the Duke of Cumberland on his late the upon his Arrival June 27. The having the Colours of the Rebel M Donald of lately taken and fent to the they this being the principal weekly between the Hours of Twelve and One at burn them publickly at the by the Hands of the common the Huzzas and Acclamations of marly of and to the infinite Joy of the Whole Inhabitants of the r 1 11 mi 1 1 hi 7. 11 A Letter from Dr. to Dr. For Foots are known by looking At Men find by their Dear congratulating yon en your Attempt to vindicate the Faculty a who is endeavouring to the and unveil the ef our I certainly have undertaken this Talk had I not been prevented by the Authority of year Name ing the Conformity of our with both to the Principles and of t thought it for both to trouble the And indeed your Performance thoroughly me iri my having the to find my own Sentiments fo exactly and a few Errors in Grammary in the very Language I have on the Whoever on the Popularity of the and the Situation of your muft applaud your Sagacity in fo fair an Opportunity of emerging that in it is to be A D V E M E N TS are taken in fw this at Lloyd's in 0- s o
