... Juhii Hoggray, Leather-tane, in the county of Middlesex, victualler, debtor and chapman, at Guildhall, London. , Nov. SO. Thomas Blany, late of the East lndht Company'* ship the Walthamstow, and late of Bobverie-Street, Whitefriars, London mariner, dealer ...

... ditto; Endeatoar Haydon, from Bridgewater ; Star, Randal, fron Bristol. Sailed His Majesty’s ship Pluto, on a cruise; lerty. Hardy, Redbreast, and Steady, on ditto; ar.J Bulburry, for Poole. DEAL, NOV. 14. Yesterday evening, the Cruiser sloop of war, Capt ...

... came down. His Lordship inquired} How they went on.” Captain Hardy replied, that ten ships had struck; and his Lordship said, I hope none none of cur’s have struck.” To which Capt. Hardy replied, “there is no Jear of that.” He then returned to the' deck; ...

... Nortbev, F.sq. G!iarl«» Gruv.-.I imc-s grat'd, (the Steward of the Shew), Charles Wtstern, William Walcot. Joint Higgins, Thomas P.ckford, White Var'O .s, E. T Waters, John Ellman, Richard Ashlev, >!iii Westcar, Molloy, Oakley, Bellamv, -Gibbs, Garranl ...

... and delighted the com’party'-Ttfith thany loyal and-appropriate songs.— Among life coTrnpany were, Mr.BeRN.iRB Howard, Sic Thomas Penstard, Ac. Ac. OLD MACKLI^’S DESCRIPTION OF KN6LISU MAN OF WAR. An English-man war can speak nil She is the best Interpreter ...

... into, Cock-pit with Capt. Hardy, Lord Nelson told the latter to come near him. Kiss me. Hardy,” he exclaimed. Capt. Hardy kissed his cheek. •» hope your Lordship (he said) will still live to enjoy your triumph.” Never, Hardy (he exclaimed) ; am dying ...

... addition to the Russian fortes, army composed men every way hardy the brave warriors of Smaiand, Dalarne, Wanneland, and Jemptland. The Norwegians, particular, are as little degenerated as the hardy inhabitants of these Swedish provinces. They still are, ...

... of the action ; but was also part Ins daughter fortune. knew several persons the name ol William Thomas. There was one of them in particular, William Thomas, of Huglen, who used to visit his hom ; but never knew of Ins daughter's having been guilty any ...

... display all the ‘' graces he shawl with peculiar elegance. . The tielle's Miss Walsteiji is Correct and beOritching Letitia Hardy. A Miss LOCKE made her first appearance in Lady Frances Touchwood, This young lady has face of .more than usual beauty, and ...

... Upton, Barbican. December 3, 1809. Thomas Barrow, Manchester, Ksq. and William Gillmove, of Stochpoct, cotton-spinner, November is, 18(*8. Thomas C.soper and Joseph Walheo, and Stooclinusc, clothiers. May 7, 1808. Thomas Cooper and Joseph Kingstanley and; ...

... November.—-His 3lAJEsTy’a sbip Galatea tiSiied from St, Thomas’s the IStbrNoyember, beet for Groat Britain, &c. consisting of the followingyessels, viz.— . The Atlas. lI W ; Surrey, Polt» j Flora, Hardy Berbice Picket, >l‘lvrr ; William, Harvey ; tVjllwm ...

... nitist terms Hit l anguage With Mythological and ilintorical Appendix of proper Names, deduced from the in.at Authorities. By THOMAS CROWN F, LI. D. Author of New riassical Fdrtioaary,” Viiidarium Ptvf.cmn,” kc *** Upward* One’!h,ms uni - Words, not inserted ...