... inform whether 1 am to console tire miserable inhabitants, or rouse Them vengeance and anger. God protect }curEscellency. Thomas Morla. Commander in Chief the Forces by Sea ami Land of his Britannic Majesty, forming the Expedition before Cadiz , On Board ...

... Esq. Sir Win, Rawley, Bait. Orbell Ray Oakes, Esq. Barnard E. Howard, Esq. Thomas Cocksedge, Esq. ?? Sherlock Gooch, Esq. IJohn Wilson Allen, Esq. Thomas Ruggles, Esq. Thomas Bucke, Esq. John Mosely, Esq. Edward W. Martin, Esq. win. Mathew, Esq. Abraham ...

... rtblyv actlitted. Letters frorn the flect in Torbii; state3 that in their last cruize, -the San' Joaeli;f' $ gunsJ Captain 'Hardy; sailed re rkia'- well, and staved and ~vore' likc 'frigate' ; she bats ?? wlole fleet under lhei three to,.sails. Tuesday ...

... setatisfM Wiscucst. Esq. Same jdlay-'was married, at- t. Shpp garetd s church, in this town, by the Rev. C. -W o FonnI - reau, Thomas Russl, Esq; to Mis. ttchinsbu, ,eldest daughter B. HUtchinsXnl rec- tor-of Rusbiden 4pdr Holywrelld, Hutindonv shire. Same ...

... blrewsbury, money-scrivener. Thomas Gilks, Warwvick, Warwickshirc, cotnfactor. James ?? Thopias Gore, College-hill, Larnhctti-marsh, Surrey, warehouseman. John Matiheivs, Gargrave, York- shirce dealer and chapman. Henry Hardy, Long-lane, Snow-hiil, card-ztiker ...

... Yesterday se'nnighL Mr. Gco. Parr, sur- geoll, of Writtle, to Miss Leake, of Wcald-hall,Essex. Trhtirsdiay last (he Rev. Dr. Hardy, rector of Loughbo- roslgh, in Leictcershire, to Miss Maria Smear, third diirhter of thc Rcv.C. Smear, rector of Frbstenden ...

... Esq. el-arged on the oath of John Green, .Mary Hardy, and others, withstealing various notes of the Bantk of England, and nloney, to the amount of'upwards of 1001, the property of thle said James Hardy.. Last week a dreadful fire accidentaly vbroke out ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TIhle combinled fleets, notwittistan(fing their gfeat sujreriority,,were ofter- ed battle for two days by tie gatlilit AdMiral Hardy, ?? lay-to oil' tie Lizard lor tot m oith ile 23d and 24th of, Autrst, wilto clny 37 sail nf the line. The ?? the enemy was ...

... and that conutry, which hal; bvei considered from time inimemorial, as j the granary of the adjacent territories, rarl now i hardi)l supL)o0 t the miserable reniains of its per- sica tedi wcltdivators. The scarcity of nitrnev at HaMnburgh is such, J that ...

... 12 Nov. I1705 ; and on the 12th Nov. 1 805,1h6 cup was ?? to his iltusirious descendant; The Victory of I00 guns, Capt. Hardy, with the bodv of the lalte Ltrd Nelson, came to an anchor on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, at St. Helen's, (he tide not ...