... current, was marri- ed here, John Smith Bradlhaw, Efq; to Mifs i Ogilvy, eldeft daughter of SirJohn Ogilvy, Bai t. t The Rev. Thomas Hardy, D. D. one of I the minilters of this city, and Regius Pro- c feffor of Church Hi fory and I);vinity in the I Univerfity ...

... C. M. Gibfon, Erq; 3 John Hay, Efq; Grand Treafuter. Mr Win Guthrie, Grand Secretary. Rev. Dr. Toucl, Grand Chaplain. Iqr Thomas rommers, Grand Clerk. It was unailmnoufy ngreed to adare1s his I Majefty on the Lte important naval vitoryt gained by Lord ...

... has occafloned - her death to be a fubject of fincere regret. ..W ?? 3te t len .e 9 The Venus, Coutts, from London to St. Thomas's, is captured near Dominica, and carried into Porto Rico. e ARFLIBI), May 9. Countefs of Sutherland, s Mackie, from Leith ...

... receive no C farther communications fron the Continent for fome time to come. b In the Fox cutter came parenger Captain rs Hardy, Lord Nelfon's Capttin, who left ax Palermo on the 14th of November. Their Neapolitan Majefties will remain in Sicily till ...

... i arlike flores Cr and ammunition, were on board i everything anJ r was ready, and the morey required by Gene- we of rals Hardy and Humbert, was drawn for on the Bank in call, and ?? neceffary orders Mc nand advice were given at the Treafury . the On ...

... at St. Helena. The Court was compofed of Sir Roger Cur- tis, Bart. Captains Pickmore, Sir Thomas Williams, Legge, King, Larcom, Rogers, Payne, Weflern, Lukin, Hardy, Lawrie, and Paget ; and, after having heard Com- modore Lofack's orders read, and a long ...

... pr( fays, ' I am this moment informed, that the ha, French are preparing to take poffeffion of th, Xlhrenbretflein ; Gen. Hardi having yelter- anw day marched to the Valley for the purpofe of notifying his orders to the Auftrian Com. nsandant of that ...