... icd 3 Of on- DU ),)d ate kc. M per bb- ?nd lie cc, the ain character, and an inflexible rectitude Of con- e; due}. Captain Thomas Manby is appointed to the command of the beautiful frigate le Borde-S lais, of 28 guns, at Plymouth. Captain Man. ,i by commanded ...

... VWilliam Rew Thomas Andrews Thomas Murray Thomas Haall Samuel Cook James Mervin John Erfiine a Mofes Gott John Lifflio John Newman David Rouet David Vanderiall John Hero James James Duncan M'fliac Thomas Neats George Brown 7 Benjamin Aymer ...

... Cumming, daughter of the late Sir John Curm- fL ming, formerly of the Bengal eqabliihment. it Married x1t7 curt. the Rev. Thomas S. Har- c, die, to AM!is JaneC Colvil, daugnter of the Rev. It a Mr Colvil, minifler of the goipl at Ormiftlon. t e On Monday ...

... oats, in the Corn Exclhange at 415. t per qnau ter, andi dii unnlawfully regrate So quarters of t .the fiid oats to Wi'liam Hardy, for the price of 435. h1 pi' ouartor. I Mr lirikiec frid, this was a cafe that deferted all r I rir atnti: tion anld all their ...

... prefes Gilbert Biddie, re-eledted treafurer i Wal- h ter Flenderfon, fecretary ; Thomas Hender- fon, Robert Falconer, and Francis Johnflon, ?? wards; John Shivas; Thomas Cook; Jas. d Thomfon, Alex. Henderfon, fen. John Clerk, , Alex. Black, John WSoodman ...

... home with a well acquired fortune u0 at leal 2.50,0001. A gentleman of Leicefteriffire, who late y died, has left to the Hon. Thomas Erfkrine ?? efiate in that county and anothet in Derby. fhire, fubjec to fome legacies to be paid there out of the value of ...

... 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 ...

... Ilousb of Commons yesterday. 1,Ve are happy to state, that Mfiss Addington t .!S atiout fnoon this dty somewhat better. :xr Th'omas Trowbridge is to be appointed a C rnmodore, to succeed Admiral Rainier in the 'Sit I-idies. Governor Creyike, of the Royal ...

... great expence, and who were entirely use- . less to her. These, Thomas intended to have re- 7 duced. The Seiks at this time committing de- a\ nro~ation.s upon the Begum's country, Thomas sl went to retaliate. During his absence, the art- ful and envious ...

... merchant, Glasgow, to Miss Eli- za Douglas, daughter of George Douglas, Esq. I Esq. of Woodlands. r At Glasgow, Mr James Hardie, jun. merchant, q to Miss Beugo, daughter of the late Gavin Beu. n go, Esq. of Lancefield. At the Manse of Calder, Captain ...

... Thoruborough, Joli 7 F:tton, and Sir Isaac Coffint, Bart. ; Captaini-Rohert Dudley Oliver, Tames A- t ! owovud, the lion). Thomas Bladen Capel, Jas. 0; ssett, John Il-vin, Joln Seater, and John Lar- mour. it was urnderstood that Mr Bicknehl, the Soli- ...

... 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 ...