... 'Portuguese sloop 6f ivar, Capt. De Melo; and the Rebuir gon veisel, Lieut.. Leaver.-Yesterdav tile TTriumph, 'of 74 gaus, Sir Thomas Hardy, went out of Harbour. } ni Ships at Spithear1.--Triimph, Princess Carolina, Japiter,4 DJiom'tde, Lavinia, Seinivninais ...

... iot sappruss-'' Geuntlesnen, (3s i d I,) I am a stransler to Lhe vworld, hlst Volt, per- haps, can inform me slsy honest Thomas Hardy, the shoe-msher, and quasdons Secretary to the Carte- sponding SocieLv, shoil I aslstress vou on this occas:on; las iqe ...

... at this port. v Captain Welch is appointed, to the Racoon sloop I' of war at Chathamn. e The Triumiph of o 4 gons, Sir Thomas Hardy. is ordered to this port,from ott Flushing-, to bc refitted. I The Crocotlile frigate, Hon. Capt. Cadogan, brought in three ...

... Esq. to be Iidutenant-Colonel. -Thdma-'2s h ,son, and Lepton Dobbon, Esqrs. to be Majors 7 JosephfHol lirii, Thomas f1~ilingis;, Chiresa Hardy,, 'Jo-tl~ ph eatto' Thromas (ath'o-i'lt 't illtram Gomer- sall, C oorg& l)'bsob, Frsncis.Vhrmert, anl John Claytoi ...

... Lord. Nelion was ,a Freeman oF the Company of Drapers, and yeiterday a grand dinner was- given at their Hall, to -Sir Thomas Hardy, in honour of the fight, off T'raflgar. -At a General Court at the Eaft India Houfe, was'taken intb further corifiieratido ...

... 180 muen, from Guadaloupe; has been sunk by a flritisb frigate, and all the crew drowned. . Tuesday about 11 o'clock, Sir Thomas Hardy attended at the Chamberlains Offic, Guild- s hall, where he was prcsented with the Freedom e of the City, and an elegant ...

... higher. MAlgK1ED.-Mr. Clementsof Great Comberton, to Mife Headley of Evefham.-At Halifax, Nova Scotia, Captain Sir Thomas Mafterman Hardy, Bart. of his Majefty's ihip Trhqmpb, to Mifs Berkeley, daughter of Vice-Admiral Berkeley, M. P. for Glou- r cefterflire ...

... 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 ...

... that,. vas occasion was a Rear-admiral. ere Iord- HoLLAND observed that Sir Thomas HaIdy- in was not thanked in the vitoi ry f Trafalgar.- he Lord MULGRAVE sa-id, Sir Thomas Hardy was nut for Captain of the fleet. ed, The Earl of LAUDERDALE observed, that ...

... darves, Efqrs. aANKIIRJPT5. D. H-ardie, of Ruffia-row, Millk-ftreet, ,varehoufeman. John Feary, late of XKingfland-road, builder. Win. Cornforth, of Bifhop-Wearmouth, failmaker. Thomas Holme, of Liverpool, houfe-builder. Thomas Jones, of Caniomile-ftreet ...

... AMichaeti Bryan, Efq. and filter to the Earl of Sbrewlbury. On Wednefday, of aparalytic itroke, Lady Hardy, widow of the-late Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. On Tuelday fe'nnight, in Charles. ftreet, Grofvenor fqnare, London, the Right- Hon. Lady Archer, for ...

... horfe hair and woollen manufacturers. June 24. Key Hardy and James Hardy, of Houghton Regis, Bedfordlhire fllraw hat manufafturer.s J Jnly 15. John lXillians, Thomas Crane, John Par- ; ker, and Thomas Bzfrrow, of Carliflei Cuinberland, iron nt founders ...