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... of the Admiralty, in the room of Adm. vendifh and John Morley Trevor, deceas'd.—Rear-Admirals: Thomas vers, and the Hon. George Clinton, E'j), the Red fquadron; William Rowley, ?', of the White; and William Martin, of the Blue.—Charles Sackville, Efq; ...
... ' A D V ERTI'SEMBNT S. *f* Mr. THOMAS DUN DAS Advocate, ProteiTor of CIVIL and CANON LAW in the Uriverllcv of Edin burgh, begins his Colleges on the Pamdeßs and Infiitutlons ofthe Civil Lara, on Friday the 2d of November next, at his Lodging in the Foot ...
... - Cleveland :20 Guns, 1 30 Men. Royal Carolina, Sir Charles Hardy: 10 Guns, (so Men. Bonetta, Benjamin Younge, Cruize n 9 Thomas Cotes; Fly, Elliot Smithy Hound, William Dilkes; Spy, Thomas Jolley,, Tryall, Dandy Ki^d : all Sloops, 70 Men. Otter, John ...
... Levefon Granville Gower for Bridport, Ld Vif- c °unt Deerhurll; for Corfe-caftle, Thomas Earle Drax ; for Windfor, Ld George for Gieat Marlow, William for Hythe, Thomas Hales ; Scarborough, Edwin Lafcelles; for li'aac Hawkinsßrown; forYar- Ld Carteret; ...
... Levefon Granville Gower for Bridport, Ld Vif- c °unt Deerhurll; for Corfe-caftle, Thomas Earle Drax ; for Windfor, Ld George for Gieat Marlow, William for Hythe, Thomas Hales ; Scarborough, Edwin Lafcelles; for li'aac Hawkinsßrown; forYar- Ld Carteret; ...
... of the Knyvetts.—At Greenwich hofpital, Dec. 24. Sir John Jennings, an experienced Admiral, Governor of that hofpital.—Hon. Thomas Dalziel, granduncle to the prefent Earl of Carnwath, formerly a Lieuteiiant-Colonel of the Scots guards.—The Lady of Major ...
... Officer of the Navy at Chatham and Sheernefs, in room of Thomas Matthews, Efqj who is appointed Vice- Admiral of the Red Squadron of his Majefty's Fleet. And James Stuart, Efqj and Sir Charles Hardy Rear-Admirals of the Blue Squadron. ...
... l of the n fon, Efq; Rear-Admiral of the Kin appointed Thomas itj ' to be one of the CommiJJionf,V J. a lity of principal officer, of the 0r ~ the naval affairs in the Medif te Phe Bifle, Thomas Revel), Tho- Ci% %en»f ° n » William Thompfon, Wilt,\ and ...
... Flanders. V s elles Ef of Eni!Q > ' °-f' t^e^r^nance - —Charles lnc ipal officer of the Navy M R:^Sbeernefs. —James Stuart, es Hardy, Rear- Admi}>l e of , Peter Perry, c >ty l j Majejifs Serjeants Arms Sj,' ® e e ° n^on - —Chriitopher Coates, 7'/ Xrw-Jtrfey ...
... viz. DRUMMOND, Efq; Lord Provoft. p A viD Inglis, ?? Stuart, ( B .„. Alexander Kincaid, f *-»--l »- - j am_s Milrov, -> Thomas Allan, Dean of Guild hM. s Grant, Treafurcr. >id Flit.t, Old Proyoft. [fill iam Hamilton, -\ John Brown, f nu ?? . . ?? /* ...
... Bath and Wells Philip Cavendish Esq; member for Portsmouth, Admiral of the Blue, and one the Lords of the Admiralty. Capt. Hardy Swift, of Col. Folliot's regiment.âln Germany, p Cc '^ er ital firing of a fufil in his ⢠Archibald Macbean, of the He ...
... Tranquility for 22 Hours, if another Paftor v intruded upon them ; Co that the Committee: tired re infecla. T'other Night Thomas Bell Baxter in th is C ty, wasattackt in his Way home from Leith i three Ruffians, who, after knocking him dot and mortally ...