... Con (table, of Billiter.iane, London, tea-man. Toappe.r July 21, August 5, JOf at Gnldhal!.— ( Atr.>rt,.es, MelTrt. WaCcfon, Hardy, mi Ca.low, ! Loadun, Tho.-nis Lurcntr. of Charles-ftreet, Middlcfet, baker.! To appear July zt>, it), and Augull 30, at (JaiU- ...

... Jam-es Bradley Richard Barnes Robert Hardy John Jackfont John Duncan John Janmes James Cline Robert Kyle John Crook Edimund Stanton Wim. Tavenor John Hunter John Cline E. Willianns Jorfeph Joliff Ignatius.Cox Thomas Price John lngham Ifaac Kn'ight John ...

... able damage has been dorne to the premifes aK2 the goods in the fhop. Since our laU was cormmitted tO' the Ca&lL of York, 'Thomas Wilfon,; late of Middleton- Tyas, labourer, charged upon the oath of 'hcr- mas Robinfon, of the townlhip of Skeeby, id the ...

... His Majeftys'fhips' St. Fiorenzo, Capt. -Sir H. Neale; Venils, Capt. Graves, Topaze,; Capt. Church; and Endymion, -Capt .Sir Thomas- t WillamsrwithTroops for Ireland ...

... counity. On Tuefday lall was married at St. Martin's Church Mr. Charles Agar Hunt, of this City, Apothecary, to Mifs Hardy, daughter of Mr. Hardy, Mercer of this place. 'Lately was married, in London, Edward Whitaker, Efq. of Bampton, in this county, to Mias ...

... R D S H r R E-John .SkiF, of Ledbury, Efq. * Thomas Aond.iw ` tlnigh, of' Elton, Efq; Thomas Debitts, of1boe Apolles, Efc. F -E HesroRosri KtRr-Robert Thornton 'Heyfhani, of Stagenhoe P'atk, El'q. Thomas Fizeherbert, of Shenley, t Efq. Jacob Botanquet ...

... died. General S. L. Morris, Colonel -v of the Sixty-firlt Regiment, and Governor of Quebec. THE DANE FkIGATE.-Thomas Mills, late Purfer, and 'Thomas Henry, late Surgeon, C have contradited the report of the mutiny U being planneff'by. French failors allowed ...

... Richard, jun. Ditto Hollier Thomas Walton. ?? A vtni (haw Thomas Sutton on the Hill Holmes George Bakewell Bagfhaw Jnhn Oaks Hope Rev. Charles Stead Derby B_inbrig«te John Biggin Hope John Ditto Cainbrigg. Jofeph Clifton Hopkins Thomas Long Eaton Bakewell William ...

... of the latter being erdered to Halifax, to an bring home the ]Nke of Kent. ' ' ich Thle Diadem, of 64 guns, Captain,.Sir Thomas o Livingftone,- is ordered to Cowes, to take troops irh'n -bo'ard, aln* fail iumnediatety fwith'tealed orders. co aid TU'I ...

... SHIP NEW-S. n, ARRIVALS,. it IAt yamaicc-!wThe Advice, Green, of and from this I_ port. At Pbiladd1phbia-The America, Hardy, from this a. port. The merchants and fhip-owners at this port have petitioned the Lords of the Admiralty for a convoy to fail ...

... the hands and feet, thereby iclievirg me from great difirefs and danger. I am, Sir, yaur m. ft humble fervant, j THOMAS SCOTT. From Thomas Scott, Efq. Exeter. To Mr. Rymer. J u i y ?? ,- 86 . Sjr, My complaint*, namely bilious retchings and gnpings, with ...

... the occapation of Thomas Prince, containing ?? -- 2 , LOT 3d. ' \ Rough Clofe, containing . _ 2 12s Clofe at Eight Acres Head, - . 2028 Clofe behind the Houfe, - - s o 16 Long Clofe, - . . . a a , a 9 o 38 In the occupation cf Thomas Prince. LOT 4 :h. ...