... Brititb men of war, free and unmolefled by the enemy's cruizers, bringing to Old England a mine of wealth, and hundreds of hardy tars to man her fleets withal. TurJd/ay. Wind W. S. W. fair. Sailed on a cruize, the Seagull, of iS, captain H. Burke; and ...

... one of the G CJi-d/fanS Iribh dirceors, has been adnmitted at the American bar, and is now pradifin ar ?? York. . la Sir Thomas French and My. ?? the catholibdt deputies, have ltft town 'or Dublin, for which city fh the earl of Fingal, and the other ...

... officers and e Iul plealureh i ifo to;ollg You wC have not hill-d the o lv perloans woounded were iTr. ; M dy, otidripnao, Thomas Knox and t -.o, t oneo, ~hihl'. dkpi- el me of a truly O1lo'. old taos' men; having on board three ficic rt rc:*v -iiOdc;- ...

... been found previous to his trial, to .e deaf and dumb, btv a jury impannelled for that purpofe, his fentence was refpittcd. Thomas Mare, conviated of ftealing a canvas bag and is9lb weight of linen rags, the goods of William Seward, was fen- tenced to be ...

... White, for horfeftealing; John T'ractmn, for highway pom robbery; Lhzabcth Rich, William I lHrriban, Eliz. In, Sanderc, and Thomas Arthur, for houfe breakinr,; Sir C James Bryant, for lf-aling his rraaielfy's ftbres; Ann copp Calvert, tor ilealing a watch ...

... for the yearat nrtifuig, in the room of Jofeph Greenway, efq. whofe ij mayoralty will expire on Mondaiy next, when John va Thomas Wright, efq. was ?? to that office. At the fame lime, Ch-arics Collyns, efq. was appointed MW. receiver, and Mr. H-umphrey ...

... lieute- 1, nant ; Mr. Dawvs, inafrcr's-mate ; MIr. Bird, midfhip- A, man; and Mr. Auftin, ?? Clements. captain of marinees; Thomas Oiborne, le- i* cond lieutenant ; and Frederick H'ealley, midlhipman. Ve (Sijned) R. J. STRACHAN. le Genial Mesnittndu.n. ...

... place. I C, On Wednefday laft died at Brixham, after a very I le Qort illnefs, aged 32 years, Mrs. Mary Dewdncy, wife 4 of MT. Thomas Dewdney, baker, of that place, I o Sunday laft died, Mifs Mary Whiting, of this city. t MoRday la4 died Mrs. Grant, widow ...

... The king has alfo been pleafed to grant the dignity f a baronet of the united kingdom of Great Britain Ireland, to Thomas Mafterman Hardy, efq. cap- n in the royal navy, and the heirs male of his body wfully begotton. DowNrIsG-STMEET, Jaun. 25.-The king ...

... Bee, F-Icifh, from Yarmouth; Prince of WVales. Davies, fromCork; Margaretta. Hardie, from Portfinouth; Surry, Brine; and Sally, Carter, from London.- Sailed theJoker, Thomas, for Plymouth. This even- inog was launched from Mr. Symons's yard, at Little ...

... of StocAs this day at one o'rferk. Confotls, money, 594 ?? Apt it 60. EXE7ER, WEDPNESDAY, Aarch5, On Friday laft the rev. Thomas Bennett, M. A. was iinftituted by the rev. Precentor Gordon, to the united a ?? of Boconnoc and Braddock, in the county of ...

... iolines, Baptille Bel- ville, Hedrick Aubcrt, Thomas Evans, Michael Man- ning, John Bowre, Alexander Law, Calwin Swift, Edward Teale, (Boy,) Charles Hardy, all flightly.- Secretar-y's clerks ovznded- - Thomas, badly; Jeremiah Honey, ?? 7rafier st-ounded- ...