... 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 ...

... Esq. Sir Win, Rawley, Bait. Orbell Ray Oakes, Esq. Barnard E. Howard, Esq. Thomas Cocksedge, Esq. ?? Sherlock Gooch, Esq. IJohn Wilson Allen, Esq. Thomas Ruggles, Esq. Thomas Bucke, Esq. John Mosely, Esq. Edward W. Martin, Esq. win. Mathew, Esq. Abraham ...

... angll 1r appoint the Right Honourable Williaeis Pitt, George Percy, Esq: (commonly called Loreil Lo ~aizee) Janles Edward Hardis, Esq. (co nj}onl Caleed Viscount Fita.FHarris)Ythe Right Horiojtdrab~p Charles Long, and George Spencero Esq.i (cotl. monly ...

... Yesterday se'nnighL Mr. Gco. Parr, sur- geoll, of Writtle, to Miss Leake, of Wcald-hall,Essex. Trhtirsdiay last (he Rev. Dr. Hardy, rector of Loughbo- roslgh, in Leictcershire, to Miss Maria Smear, third diirhter of thc Rcv.C. Smear, rector of Frbstenden ...

... his Majesly's Fleet. Also to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the Unitcd Kingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, to Thoma% Maslerman Hardy, Esq. Captain in the Royal Nasy, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. His Majesty is said to have ordered ...

... to Botany Bay. An'alarming fire broke out on Friday even- ing, at 6 o'clock, in the back warehouses of Messrs. Hedart and Hardy, wholesale chemists, in Queen-streelt Cheapside, which fut awhile thireatened tlhe destructiolxof the neigh hbourhood. Tile ...

... you can be of service, as I have but a few momients to live. He re- peatedly asked for Capt. Hardy, of wholm his Lordship,enquired, how theywenton? Capt. Hardy replied, that 10 ships hal struck; and ,)i; Lqrdsblip said, I hope none of ours have strack ...

... late of the .Ninories. Lateiy was married at Tendring, Essex, Mr. I Benj. Carrington, of Little Bromley, to Miss I Alary Hardy, daughter of Mr. Robert Iarty, of Bradfield. Samle day, Ir. ltobt.liardv,jun. of Tendring-hall, to Miss Carrington. Lately ...

... setatisfM Wiscucst. Esq. Same jdlay-'was married, at- t. Shpp garetd s church, in this town, by the Rev. C. -W o FonnI - reau, Thomas Russl, Esq; to Mis. ttchinsbu, ,eldest daughter B. HUtchinsXnl rec- tor-of Rusbiden 4pdr Holywrelld, Hutindonv shire. Same ...

... Manahcster, couton-slanntuactuurer. John Wood, DManchester, coton, spinner, Thomas Beard, Manchester, sadler, Joseph Hardy, Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer. Married. A few days since, Mr. Thomas Goldsmith, of Ixworth, to Miss Mathew, niece of Mr. Whaits, of the same ...

... Esq. el-arged on the oath of John Green, .Mary Hardy, and others, withstealing various notes of the Bantk of England, and nloney, to the amount of'upwards of 1001, the property of thle said James Hardy.. Last week a dreadful fire accidentaly vbroke out ...

... Wlvin. Manby Esq. on a charge of having stolen a copper tea kettle, of the value of IOs. :d. the ptoperty of Thomnas Watson. Thomas IMioss was committed, by George Spurrell, Esq. on the 4th inst. charged with stealing two trusses of hav, the propertty of ...