... Hastings. COWES. Arrived —Pappenburgeu, Book, from Mamies. South Carolina, Sranford, from New York. Picollos, Ruyl, from St. Thomas. Ebenezer, W'edsted, from Longsound. Sa:its—Alexandria* Weston, for Alexandria. LYMINGTON. Arrived—On last the convoy for ...

... Wednesday was married, Mr. Alexander, of Miss Pothecary, of Wallop. Sunday evening died, almost suddenly, Mrs. wife of Mr. Thomas lnglefield, late of the King's Head Inn, Brockhurst, near Gosport. Friday last was married at Bray, by the Rev. Dr. Milne ...

... void the resignation of the Rev. Robert Broad ley. Monday was married, at Bansted, Surrey, VV 'arington, Esq; Miss Parry, Thomas Party. one the Director* tbe East Company. Sunday died at Broad lauds, the family seat, near relict the Viscount Sunday last ...

... WINCHESTER, Saturday, February 9* Died, on Sunday afternoon, the Close, in the prime of life, Sir Thomas Rivers Gay, Bart, whose excellent endowments and amiable manners, made him loved and respected all who bad the pleasure his acquaintance. received ...

... three pair stones and necessary machinery, with a large Bakehouse, Storehouse, and other Puddings, now m the occupation of Thomas Pratt, tenant at will, together with a meadow adjoining. Lot X.—A capital MESSUAGE or DWELLINGHOUSE, Newport aforesaid, with ...

... Defender and Nemesis. Sailed the Avenger on a cruize off Havre. Went out of harbour the Zealous, of /4 guns, Captain Oaker Hardy. The Prospero takes convoy to the eastward. Saturday Morning. —The Glory, of guns, is now getting under weigh from Spithead ...

... to St. Helen's, the Belliqueux, Captain Byng, with the East India ships. Sailed the Zealous man of war, of 74 guns, Captain Hardy, to join the Channel Fleet; and the Saracen sloop, Capt. Prevost, for Guernsey. Saturday morning. —The Indiamen are still at ...

... Pomone, of 38 guns, Capt. Lobb, Cerberus, of guns, Capt. Selby, and Saracen sloop. Tuesday. —Sailed the Locust, Daring, and Hardy gun vessels; and the Falcon, off Havre. Wednesday —Arrived the Eugenia sloop, Capt. Webb, from the coast ol Africa. This vessel ...

... Bartholomew's Hospital, before Skclton, Esq. one of the Coroners for the county Middlesex, and respectable Jury, upon the body Thomas Aris, who was murdered Wednesday in Feathers-court, Lincoln's Inn-helds. The Jury having been impannelled and sworn, proceeded ...

... their assistance floated until the Port Mahon saw and rescued them. The Kentish Courier of Tuesday states, that in the case of Thomas Archer, a seaman, at Chatham, the Inquest gave a verdict '* Murder generally, and not of Murder against the Captain, as ...

... Home News. PORTSMOUTH. SATURDAY, OcTOlil'.R 12. Sir Thomas Tfifjge, Liieitt. Gerieral of the Ordhah.ee, left tins place Wednesday, after inspecting into the state of the fortifications of the garrison. made very particular survey the Duke Richmond's new ...

... PORT NEWS. Dartmouth* Nov. 12. —Sailed the Pluto, Liberty, Hardy, Redbreast, Steady, on different cruises. Falmouth, Nov. II. —Sailed the Paulette and Plumber sloops of war, with convoy for the Eastward. Plymouth, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Hero and Couragcux ...