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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; ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... read the Duke of Post land's order to Lord N Ifon, which ended, Rear Adrniral Graves is to be'introluced bet W1edrVCaptains Hardy and$ Retalick, baking three e'r~nees tp.the ?? n, and'onet toJ Lord Nclfon. The Rear-a niral is then to kneel down,' and Lord ...
... Ramilies, !vhce Ofborn, ill; Cap ir tain Lenox Thompfon, of the Voltigeur,'pro tempore tt e to the St. George; -Lieutenant, Thomas 'Hill, pre bi Y tempore to 'the Voltigeur; Captain Phillips, to the Pi L'Oifeau; Captain W. Parker, of L'Oifeau, to the at ...
... late ?? her ftores after the was nrn on the ihoals cal!ed the Jardines. The (Court dotlu therefore adjudge that thle fiaid Thomas New, Efq,' late Commander of His. Majefy's late floop Bonletta, and fuch of rbe Olilcers andIfhip?4 compahy of the faid floop ...
... Porrfimouth. - . - PORTSmtUTH. TO LET,; rto A HOUSE, ready Furniffi'ed, fit for. the-receptjona ?? of a genteel Fnnily ?? in St. Thomas's-fireet.I be _ ~Fur particulars apply to .Mclirs. RooD anti SON, :Higjh lrect - - . . _ . r TO-BE LET, 7 - ,For Nhne Mar/tbs ...
... Gibraltar, 'and on her paffage fhe run on Shore.-We are happy to, find the officers and a~l her creware paved. The Ills, Capt. Hardy, is now appointed to take out his Royal iHighnefs. The Temeraire and Formidable, of §8'guns each; Thefeus, Orion,and Vengeance ...
... Cavendiih, defirin: them to { draft for payment; and to fend thedgoodsail . z changre to Mil1ington'sCoffee-ho.o'y, Holla . Sir Thomas White. ,. ' ,- r -The plea in'behalf of the prifonir wasa de flateof mind., Mr. Graham depofed, t time gf 'figning his examination ...