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... Articles v v il] be engaged, and her Place in fold on much lower Terms, than at any ot Kinodom. O if THOMAS LEONARD, Grocer, At No. 41, GREAT Britain-STREET, Thomas Beafly lately dwelt, The wherein Mr. EGS Leave to inform his Friends and the Public, that he is ...
... John Flliet, Efq; the Hon, Robest Boyle Walfingham, and Wil- kam Hotham, to be Colonel of his marine forces, in the room of Thomas Graves, Ro- best Dighy, and ofhua Rowley, Efqrs. appointed of his ajefty's fleet. War-Offce, March 16. ard regt. of Capt. ...
... attempt to appear t pe at fea. Sir Charles: Hardy, is hourly expefted at Portf- mouth to take on him the ¢emmand of the grand fleet, which is to confit of nga 46 fail, of them of the me. Sir Charles Hardy hes not heen at fea for the laft fixtee a qas ...
... other Coarse Worx: and LABOURERS for other Bufi- They will get conftant Employment, arid “good ay This Day, was publifped, by THOMAS WALKER, No. 79, Dame-Street, Price a Britifh * ijjuftrated with the following Copper-Plates, I. Aa exact Reprefentation of ...
... the Cool-quay, to Miff Elitt. Kinnitr, of fijbambkfirtttâln Cork, J. P. âfront, Efq-, to Mi/i Higortjâ Waterford, Mr. Thomas Sbtermam, toMfiMarm Emerfcn Mr. George Chapman, Kilkenny, to Up Sbuff. l, of WaterfordâMr. Francis Corkran, of Slip, to ...
... of the Weftward and Lee- ward ifand {q nadrons, Weft-Indies. inttructions were yelt erday fent of from the Admiralty to Sir Thomas Pye, at Portfmouth, which, if the above Admiral thould happen to have ae ted, are to be immediately feat after him in a clean ...
... at four o'clock, a meflenger arrived at the admivaity with fome difpatches from Admial Sir Thomas Pye, at Pertfmouth. Orders have heen tent to Sir Charles Hardy to put to fea with al pollible expedition, for the purpofe of preventing the Breit ficet from ...
... hefides frigates. A velfel from Swanzey, ing, reports, that Sir Cha arrived here yetterday even. tually st fea the rgth int rles Hardy's fleet wore ac. Yetterday evenin ig arrived in this harbour a French veffel, burthen 16@ tons, and mountin g 6 guns, ta. ken ...
... to join the 'French fleer, which would then amount to forty fail of the line, and this being the cafe, he hoped Sir Charles Hardy would not fent out to lea with no more than thirty-one, when could have thole five thips as foon mauned, which he was of opiuion ...
... rtuttfliips, ten traj.i'purts, wttli '' I troojis, &c. &C. 'i'tic aliovc (hips came down 1 I channel company with htr Charles Hardy, R - (* ot the Hath, and commander ir. chief I (tpudron j Vice-Adinii«l Darl«y, th! I fecoml poll; the Hon. Robert rtar admhalrf ...
... had rilked hit rfot al taking hold Hep for the fervke of his country this dangerous crifis, in order reinforce Sir Charles Hardy, depending on the Houle approving his co .dmft, and indemnifying him by pading this bill, he found unexperted oppolition; but ...
... the Bay and Harbour of Wexford. *,* Application tobe made to Mrs. Martha Mocre, at faid Houfe ;, or. Street, > Mr. Benjamin Thomas, Attorney, Crow- WEDNESDAY, Juasy 21. Arrived One Mail. F O REI G N NE W S. Hacus, July 7. HE French ambaffador detivered ...