... Brititb men of war, free and unmolefled by the enemy's cruizers, bringing to Old England a mine of wealth, and hundreds of hardy tars to man her fleets withal. TurJd/ay. Wind W. S. W. fair. Sailed on a cruize, the Seagull, of iS, captain H. Burke; and ...

... angll 1r appoint the Right Honourable Williaeis Pitt, George Percy, Esq: (commonly called Loreil Lo ~aizee) Janles Edward Hardis, Esq. (co nj}onl Caleed Viscount Fita.FHarris)Ythe Right Horiojtdrab~p Charles Long, and George Spencero Esq.i (cotl. monly ...

... them be- vil be ing lately tried on a charge of bigatny, forne of b, the witneth's ?? that they knew the prif'oner rp to be T'homas Hoag, while others as politively' ha declared that be was Jofebph Parker. Upon co this contradictory tetfiniony the priloner ...

... in Norfolk, Thomas Havers, Efq. Principal Steward to the Duke of Norfolk and Lord Petre. He was lineally defcended from the Standard Bearer of Richard the 111. who fell in Bof- worth Field.-At Tunbridge Wells, Mifs Rickman, daughter of Thomas Rickman, Efq ...

... Broagh, Pat. tampb'ell Frederick Glubb, Cha. D. Silliry, john -May, WilliamSlihenlev, Andrew Bredon, Thomas Rngers, Williat Roberts, 9ames Power, Thomas Gambile, John Fead,. W1Villea .Hall, Alex. Munro,: Tho. Patterson Frincis -Power, Ja. P. Cockburn, Adain ...

... all in good health, viz. Vi~tlry, Vjice Adimiiral 4ord Vifcount Neifuo, lit ('aptain Reai Admiral Murray, 2d Captain T. M. Hardy ; Royall Sovereign, Rear Admiral Sir Richard Bick,.ton, Capt. J. Stuart ; Caniopus, Rear Admijal G. Camnpbcil', Capr. J. Conn ...

... extraas. Ceneral ARMSTitONcl, the Americ;lal Ain baf- tador to France, failed from New York on the ...

... Manhehster. Bluter ' Ditto: Ditto ditto Je;Harrison :.-Stockholm London ironp Calypso, Brown Eull Memei ballast Richard, Hardy Ditto Ditto ditto Wisk .LHolt London Ditto ditto Grovehill,.Sacker Ditto Baltic ditto .Request, Ellerby Petersburg Plymouth ...

... has' bequeathed islagi*;es upwards of i OomoX.' ^ atmwuday se'nnighl tled;ge&L 1S, :Miss tati- c '~a ~n,; datd khteriof Mr. Thomas Seaman *Ppstdniaster l' Yarmsulh.: ,Toesdaysennilhr'die Jnhn Allhiasbao ; a pri- vale in the Loyalipsvich Volunteersi and ...

... Jores to t l he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Spencer, promo. mot ted in the 7th foot. - leav 25th Ditto-Captain Peter Thomas Ryves, from the ter h :9th f oot, to be Captain of a troopv Biliguit, who' exchanges. , ist Foos-George Gordon to be Ensign ...

... gfain. 22. Hero, Dougall, from do. for: Lonidon, wheat. lo, Adventure, Lrnngfton, from Ri a for fesfaft feed. th Advezitue, Hardie, from St P'>eterfburgl for Grange- mouth, tallow. !re 23. Rofe; Johrfton, from do. for do deas - Hazard, Davidron, from no ...

... woe)arrved at Plymouth, with the unit Of. his- comforts,,,in Captaini Uoore c abin : . On Sattufday feitnnight, Captain Hardy', of the Hardys, .of::Sbields,: lying, at Gruatby, fell. into .the .Dck-Ba-i&n, at. that port and^was drowned His body 'was ;two hours ...