... the Dock-yards, amounts within one-fifth part, to the whole pay of the fea. men about to be voted for by Parliament. Lieut. Thomas Staines, late of the Foudroyant, is promoted to the rank of Commander. Capt. M. Cowan, is confirmed in his rank as a Commander ...

... was next propofed by 'Mr. Folker, and feconded by -Mr. Adams; 'and thirdly Johtn Ingram Lockhart, Efq. was propofed by Mr., Hardy, and feconded hy Mr, Fidler. At the clofe of the Poll at four o'clock, the Numbers flood thus- for Mr. Lockhart 283 -1 Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... be fitted ya for the broad pendant of the Hon. Capt.. Coch- rane, who is going out to command in the Eaft In- h dies. h Mr. Thomas Pitt, late Mafter of the Prince, of, k 98 guns, is appointed Mafter Attendant to his Ma- a jefty's Dock Yard in the Ifland ...

... Sir C. Pegge. The Governors afterwards dined at the Star Ilns, when the Right Rev. the Lord Biihop of Oxford, and Phil lip Thomas Wykharn, ifq. of Thame Park, were appointed Stewards for next year. On Wednefday the Vice-Chancellor, the Noblemen; the Headi ...

... 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 ...

... committed to Warwick graol, to take their trials at 'the ensu- ing assizes, for burglariously breaking open the farm-house of Mr. Thomas Shaklespemr, of Fil- longley. On Saturday the 13th ult. three boys impru- dently ventured on a marl-pit at lestHeath, near ...

... 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 ...

... Tallemach, eldeft daugh- ter of Thomas Tallemach, Efq. Peterfham, Surrey.- His Excellency Count St. Martin de Pront, many 3 ears Ambaffador from Sardinia to this Court, to Lady Flete- wood, widow ofthe late Sir Thomas Fletewood, Bart. Lieut. Col. r4agrath ...

... nearly a ton and a half of gold and silver for the expedition. On Saturday last d died, in consequence of a fall frbti his gig, Thomas i Lockyer, Esq. the principal merchant of this > town. As ; merchant, his loss will be lon- d *regretted, and as a husband ...

... 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 ...

... Squadron attackrd tboe Cer/ambd F/eets, en the a etJ of Oa. GCasn VAN. CLord Nelfos, Victory, see ...