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... l;l'l. inolclder ; in Builth, Brcconfbln.MAuo-' SN W Pope’s-Head. alley, Londea, ef Mr, Lvan Thomas, in Buil.h, % A Niceting for Proof of Delt. April 3. Thomas Coliinfon and John Henton Tritton, of Lombard-flicet, Lood.n, bankers and copariners ; at Guildhall ...
... Loire, Capt. Legond; and the floop, La Biche, C:pt. Le Battard. = = - * The land forces confift of 3000, commanded by General Hardy. .They are faid to have a quantity cf mufkets, artillery, & all forts of ftores. By the lait hips from Jamaica, there are accounts ...
... thiereof immediately, to Mt. Thomas Underwood of Hinckiey aforefaid, one of the Executors of his Will, ~ And all Perfons who ftand indebted to the faid Wiliam Morris, ar¢ défired forthwith to pay the fame to the (aid Thomas Underwood.—Alfo to be Lett and ...
... Matter and Commander. His firoasion as a Lieutenant on board Admiral Nelfon's hip would not permit a quicker rife. Captain Hardy is the Commander of the Mutine cutter, in whicn Capt. Capel came to Naples, and he bas ‘been made Poft. When Adm. Nelfon came ...
... mnflhhn Richard Muli, Richard and James Dereham, for burglaries; &n DY%: Pr{cc. Charles Higley, and Richard Oskley, ‘.fi “u’; Thomas Weaver, for flealing a_gow; Manfelt Howell, for frealing a filver watch; :‘r Hughe:, for houfe-bresking, received fen. tence ...
... ‘r T.dflanly. of his Mfigs ip Fouant, of 30 5.1,0 g ‘s \ arvived at the Aémmg on wf&y.&h}% i;dchfl from his l.ordg' .. Capt. Hardy left alermo on the 14th of’rhmr. Their Neapolitan Majetties will remain in Bicily till the- month of May, as the capital of ...
... Ships eawe - twenty ...
... fooner. Fhis 'day the Clerk of the Crown, purfuant to a warrant’ from the Speaker of the Houle of Com. for ¢ledling a Hon. Thomas Howard, . called up by writ of fammons to the Heale of Pcers by the title of Earl .r'iv,;go nl:njor of the ' PN'ft\x'fu:lrd ...
... Honourable L Admirals of Henry Ofborn, Efq; Thomas Smith, Eiq; Thomas Griflin, Efq Charles Knowle Honbar Right Honourable F y Vice Ad George Pocock, Ef; Honwnbk,G«ngj Francis Holbourne, .k Vice Ad Thomas Cotes, E'q; Thomas Frankland, Right Honourable 1 Harry ...
... and commnodious Inn, known by the Sign” of the Rofe-and-Crown, Tituate in the Certrc’of this City, and late in the Tenure of Thomas Glaves. : ‘lhe above Premifes afe in very fubftantial Repair, great Parg of which have been newly erefted, and it 1s elfleemed ...
... terranean, ~for m‘&m e at” SCALE |« The Clafs un net ann ® Mr. ~d Duke of North Earl of Lon{dale e C«m\t‘-‘ifionm } ation, will hard'y “thE bérea:x:fi; of the Firt e tenth of their under e W *nN. of Portland £ 3000 targ, oF Aberborni. 280 Marguis of Bath Marquis ...
... failed from Spithcad,” with the Tranfports for Guadalupe, with a leading Gale. , * The fame Evening arrived here Adm. Sir Cha. Hardy.« “ Monday Morning the above Genteman”s Flag was hoifted on board his Majefty’s Ship Mars. The Admiralis going out asa Paffenger ...