... following PREMIUMS adjudged by the Empire: £. s. i. Th o m as a m john Lyons, EstJ ' ** Pteoghman - - - 3 amKcak Livi Servant to Thomas Beck, jun. the second best Ploughman William Edwards, Servant to tbe Reverend Mr. Close, as the third Ploughman . - - - The ...

... Acres / morc or less) excellent Land, whereof about four ' 'Acres and halt are Meadow and the rest Arable, in the enure of Mr. Thomas Garrett: Cottage and Garden in the Tenure James Soper : Two Tenements, Malt* House, Barn and Fuel-House, Yard and iv the Tenure ...

... in this city, Mrs. Page, relict the late Mr. Page, 11411 Pound, near week was married at Droxford, in this county, Brooke Hardy, Esq. of the Royal Lancashire regiment to Miss Eliza that place. morning, about six o'clock, died Mr. JoHitte, M. P. tor Petersheid ...

... Esq. David Lance, Esq. Charles Shaw Lefevre, Esq. G. Purefoy Jervoisc, Esq. Samuel L-eke, Esq. Henry John Chandler, Esq. Thomas Cmry, Esq. Wilium Mills, Esq. L. B. Esq. John- Rawlinson, Esq. At the nisi prius bar there were a great number of causes, ...

... without Ios». The advanced reached river two o'clock. General was poster! within half a league at Morne-laiglish.— General Hardy,with ins division, moved, that point ; half league on the road the Cape met the incendiaries who had come set fire the settlements ...

... Sir Wm. Young, Bruce, Mr. Windham, Kensington, Gen. Lennox, Sir W. W. Wynne, F. F. Foljambe, C. H. Wynne, Charles Dundas, Thomas Grenville» Dr. Lawrence, George Ellis, Bryan Cooke, and Wm. Elliot, Three other Gentlemen, TILL ER S. Earl Temple, Geo. An ...

... payaLLtbx c d beeV incurred, and'thai tncTfon off the roll. I ' - THE HEWITT. j ■ Monday Lieut. Hewitt, late mailer and ■ Hardy gun-brig, (convicted the Win* j chefter affizesj brought'up to receive judgment for defrauded tht: of victualling for the navy ...

... excellent songs were sung in the course the evening. On Saturday last arrived at the Motherbank his Majesty's ship Ism, Capt. Hardy, from the Mediterranean. She sailed from Falmouth the April, with his Royal Highness the - Duke Kent, arrived at Gibraltar ...

... Hartley, Heckmondwicke, Yorkshire, Carpet-manufacturer. Thomas Degg, of South Shields, ship-owner. David Sweetland, of Topsham, coal-merchant. George Passmore, of Kensington, stationer. William Hardy, of Gloucester, linen-draper. John Finegan, Hatton-court ...

... Tiiomas Sharp, Walfhamstow, Essex, ironmonger. Thomas Whitaker, of Yorkshire, innkeeper. Thomas Cowlishaw, of Ashborn, Derbyshire, currier. F. M'Gowran, of Parsons-streit, Ratclitfe-Highway, Middlesex, grocer. Thomas Smith, Liverpool, woe-Hcn-drnfer. John Robinson ...

... defence of Acre, has been promoted to the rank of master and commander, and appointed to command the Cynthia sloop of war. Capt. Hardy appointed] to the Leda, vice Capt. Hope. Saturday Earl St. Vincent, with the other Lords of the Admiralty arrived hete, and ...

... will be paid the nt Dec. next, No. 9, New Broad-street. distribution for the Cosmopolite, will made the sloop Swan, and the Hardy, ury, and Terror gun-vesseft, No. 17, Cecil-street, every succeeding Friday. The sloop Dart, for the capture of the handel ...