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... COmmifflonejnZ~t'f Ztle AdmniraltyF, at GOUZrt Suts M rtil was' on 'Frida.y neld,' dnord theGtidiator, te .ori Lieuten'ant Thomas Vs iihyi'en, of the r'rie 9 s goi Dg forwasrd,,after a rnan 4~fbeen pinifhe4ali a~ag tere . I~the tlnip's crfew, and faying ...
... His Majeftys'fhips' St. Fiorenzo, Capt. -Sir H. Neale; Venils, Capt. Graves, Topaze,; Capt. Church; and Endymion, -Capt .Sir Thomas- t WillamsrwithTroops for Ireland ...
... Portffmouth; J C. Mottley, . . .Portfmonth; Thomas Wnitewood, Portfea; William Woodward, . Portfea; jofeph Watts, ?? - James Gordon, Gofport; 3enry Reeks, . Fareham, William Gunner, .. . Bifhop's Waltham; Thomas Longcrot, .. Havant; Sarah Godwin, . . Alton; ...
... Directors, Trustees, dec. may had Grans. Mr. JOHN SMITH, Attorney, Winchester. John Albin, Newport, Isle Thomas Smith, Worthing oj Wight, and Shoreham Thomas Pink, Portsmouth John Horsham I John Martin, Southampton George Harrison, Bagihot : Woodward, Gosport ...
... 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 ...
... Lif- hbon. On his paffagd he was chaced by a Spanith 74 and and two frigates, off Corunrna. Arrived the Diadem, Capt. Sir Thomas Livingftone, Lhe in z8 hours, from Cork. ' the The Vcrus, Capt. Graves, and Eurropa, a Ruffaln l ty thip, are come into the ...
... James, Thomas Ncats, Benjamin' Aymer, Robert Fothenngham, William Shuen, Edward Burt, George Standard, John Cooper, Robert Evans, Thomas Thompson, Cornelius Summers, Francis Morris, Edward Rees, Jacob Bedford, Thomas Dyer, John Huddlestone, Thomas Hilton ...
... of the latter being erdered to Halifax, to an bring home the ]Nke of Kent. ' ' ich Thle Diadem, of 64 guns, Captain,.Sir Thomas o Livingftone,- is ordered to Cowes, to take troops irh'n -bo'ard, aln* fail iumnediatety fwith'tealed orders. co aid TU'I ...
... Chalveygreen, near Windsor, aged 70 years, to his servant girl, Betty Thomas, aged zt. She is the daughter of one Thomas, labouring man, near Isley, Berks; what remarkable, Thomas has ten children, all living, and the parson of the parish, to his credit ...
... the Directors, Trustees, Sec. may had Gratis. Mr. JOHN SMITH, Attorney, cn est John Albin, Newport, Isle Thomas Smith, Worthing of Wight and Thomas Pink, Portsmouth John Dendy, Horsham Messrs. J. Mai tin, and Co. George Harrison, Has-hot Southampton Charles ...
... honour, &c. R.Stopford. Commission in the South Hants Regiment of Militia, signed the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Edmoud Dowlin, to be Ensign, vice Thomas Edward Bellamy, resigned. Ensign James from the Invalids at Ports, mouth, to Ensign in Capt. Peddie's ...
... returned to Paris. Government are about to take into the service this country, at the Cape of Good Hope, number the Boors, a hardy race, inhabiting part of the interior, about 200* leagues from our principal settlement; and who, from being highly amenable ...