... 'Militia ; the fecond divifion arrived this day frorn Notuingham, on threir route to the fame place. Saturday morning, Mr. Wm. Hardy of Keg. worth, Leicctlerfhire, was fround dead in bed at *he Swan-and H. ?? Inn,Northampton. He wasapparently in perfed health ...

... 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 ...

... daughter. At London, the Hon. Lady Dallas, a daughter. et MARRIED. At Bath, the Rev. Dr Lyfous, to Mifs Hardy, el- nt deft daughter of the late Colonl Hardy. At Lon- don, Mr J. R. Vincent, of the Eail India Houfe, to Mifs M. Gilchriil. At Strabane, Colonel ...

... will put an end to her crimes with her exiftence. The French aod Drt.h fleets are ready to fail with an invading army; the hardy North is armking agairift her; Ruflia is preparing to pour out herr myriads upon her; Sweden is fitting out her fleet, Denmark ...

... Maximilian Berhiune, Cand Chazles 'Goodwih Bethtie, of Ufiiverfity College; Mr. William Bifhop and Rev. Thomas Buirrow, of lriete College; Thomas Watkins, of ChriQt Church';` and Charles S. Landor, of Woncefter College;' Bachelors of Arts, were admitted ...

... 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 ...

... Lubec to Leith, flax. Gatiges, Wil amson, from Rigato London, wheat; r6. Pomona, Davidson, from ditto to ditto, hemp. Concord, Hardie, from ditto to Kirkcaldy, flax. Blair, Keay, from ditto to Bridport, ditto. Fortitude, Duncanson, from St Petersburgh to Perth ...

... merited refent- ment of Britons. On Tuefday. laff, George Brook~e. a young man employed at the iron-works of Meffirs. Jar- rat, Hardy, and Dawl4n, in North' Bierley, near Hal.fax; was unfortunately killed,; whilft working in a pit; a mould of vif uweight, for ...

... ter, Thornias Chaprman, iand Thomas Hanfwrd, f) breaking into thfe'lop of George Newbery, and lteal. ing feveral penn'y pieees; Edward Dodfon, and Wn.m Oram, for Iheep-fealing; Win. Brown, fora robberr; in the ?? of R. Hardy, of Kegworrh, were (eye.. rally ...

... 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 ...

... of .Shrewefbory, money -fcivenet- Thomas Gilks of Warwick, cornfaflor- james Hlorme the younger, of 'Woodbridge,'6uffolk, corn- ?? of. London, warchoufeinan -Joft Matthews, of Grgrave,- Yorkhij'e,- dereler and ?? Hardy of Londooi, card'maker -Richiad' ...

... July, which drove the following vessels ern shore, but were afterwirds got off, viz.' the Peace Clark, from London ; Bellona, Thomas, frorn Suri- onai ; Sheerwater, -, Lion's Revenge, and several snall craft. The Phienix, Gnnby, for London, is put back to ...