... eeter. e Mifs Frazer, the daughter of the Generl, ! aunt, Lady Gibbs. Earl Albemarle, bv Lord William Iup-rli 0 Sir Thomas Maftlern' an Hardy, Captain of th, e tory, Lord Nelfon's flag Ihip in the battle o, lrr ' 1- by Admiral Harvey. ot Mr Bentincl, on his ...

... been pleased to grant the I i dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of r V' G-'-at Britain and Ireland, to Thomas Master- ,cman Hardy, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, I w and the hb's male of his body lawfully begotten. I 1 The King has been pleased ...

... the s4th foot. Thomas Capel. I to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wilmot, promoted. the 47th Ditto-Quarter3Master Serjeant John Haggar at t to be Quarter-Master, vice Harley, appointed Payma- Da ster of the ad battalion. A= 48th Ditto-Thomas Wright to be Ensign ...

... Dragoons-Cornet Robert Ord Fen- wick to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stringcr, pro- moted in the 7-d foot. 5th Ditto-Cornet Thomas Kersteman to be Lieute- l'Zllt, vice Nugent, deceased, RobertYorke to be Cor- net, vice Kersteman. 14th Regiment of Light ...

... 110,u1adron under the command of Vice-Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth, K.B. in the adtion of the 6th of February, 1806, in the Bay of the town of St Domingo. SUPERBa. Seamen ?? Brookbank, Thomas Phenne, lfaac Legard, Marines ?? Kenry, William Morgan ...

... Lieutenant, without purchase. 38th Foot. For Lieuten3nt Thomas Tiddeman, from half-pay of the regiment, to be Lieustenant, without purchase, vice Every, who returns to his former half-pay, Read Thomas Tiddeman, from the half-pay of the re- giment, to be ...

... acconmptant. GILBERT FIFE, late at Mill of Melgund.-Creditors receive a dividend, 16thiJute, from George M'Hardie, at Crofs-town of Abertomno. THOMAS BuCItASNA-N, Grocerin Calton of Glafg6w.- Creditors fee ilare of his affairs with WilliamnThomfon, the trufree ...

... ra :atained and sent in by the N~igiutingale sloop of di u1ar, and a letter of maique belonging to Gree- 3nork. D The ship Thomas, MBride, of Greenoc, C w-as totally lost on the 27th April last, on a reef P of rockcs called the Prophet's Keys, Bahama ...

... and advanced agati to Coienza. It is to be deeply regretted, that eliectual support could not be given c to the leval and hardy Calabrians. The sanguin- ary ALIASSENA is now advancing against them with the whole of the French force, and we anticipate ...

... Ditto-Ensign Lewis Al.eo to be Lieutenant, f vice Claxke, deceased. Ensign Thomas Savage to be Lieutenant, vice Culloden, deceased. Johni Cassirni;r Harold to be Ensign, vice Algeo. Thomas Hall to bc Ensign, vice Savage. t6th Ditto-Ensignf Joshua Dancer to be ...

... immemorial experiei-ce, wvhich, from the general d Y poverty of their circsin;etances, was also the sole iidul- d egence this hardy and siseful part of his Mlajesty's subjects ° ever partook of: Thas Governnent, i:o doubt, with a - view to the increase of ...

... be Captain of a company, vice Howe, deceased. Sih Ditto-Ensign Thomas Waring Lloyd to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Jaines Drunimie to be Ensign, vice Lloyd. 14th Ditto-Lieutenant Thomas C. Wadman to be Captain of a company, vice Smith, deceased. Ensign ...