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... '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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... read the Duke of Post land's order to Lord N Ifon, which ended, Rear Adrniral Graves is to be'introluced bet W1edrVCaptains Hardy and$ Retalick, baking three e'r~nees tp.the ?? n, and'onet toJ Lord Nclfon. The Rear-a niral is then to kneel down,' and Lord ...
... His Majeftys'fhips' St. Fiorenzo, Capt. -Sir H. Neale; Venils, Capt. Graves, Topaze,; Capt. Church; and Endymion, -Capt .Sir Thomas- t WillamsrwithTroops for Ireland ...
... 'ROM Wi'ESDAY's LONDON GAE'riiE. [Fraufnmitted by Admiral Montagu.) His MaJOfty's gull-brig Hardy, ofF Little Hampton, Ftbruary iz, ig,&. Sir,-I beg leave to acqilaijnt you, thdt at eight oclck this mornring,l Beachy Head bearing E. by N. above five leagues ...
... LifLlibofn, ar-rived ar the Fountain on Monday, where. he waits for a fair wind, to proceed in the 10 Amphion frigate, Capt. Hardy, to Litbof. or Admiral Milbanke has llhifted his flag from the' )Y Blenheim, to tie Dry ad ffi.'att. GCapt. .Wlliain m. ,, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... dif tribution many may remain inadvertently loaded with ball ; injfances of which have occurred laft' week, in. this town. - Thomas Harvey, a private in the Newport Vo. ,n.eer Cavalry, commanded by Major Biffet, has bcen convided its the penalty of fip, ...