... Family, by the Right Hon: George Rose,- the Hon. Brigadier; General Stewart, Lady. Hamilton,. Mr, Beattie, Capt. Sir T. B. Hardy, Bart. &c. tic. to the Rev. 1. S Clarke, Librarian to His Royal lliglinesS the - Prince of Wales ; and an highly interesting ...

... Enigit Lewis Algeo to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, deceased._ Ensign Thomas Savage to be Lieu. teninit, vie Culloden, deceased. john Casimir Harold, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Algeo: Thomas Hall, Cent. to Ensign, vice S - av - age. Ath:Ditto; Ensign loshua ...

... Porsetsiiire,' to Miss Hamot.hardy-, se,:und daughter of T. It4rdy, Un Thursday, at Bathgati, the-Rev: Mr. William rieeming, to M4:-4 Dick, einesf,dau , ,;hter ct Mr. Lulu, Dick, Merchant Oere. On th,., zzd uit. at Glasgow, Mr. Thomas Smlth, Grocer, 'of to Nliss ...

... merchant, to surrender 06. t. 29, Nov. 4, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, St, Thomas's-street, Southwark, Surrey . Charles M'Hardy, William Simon, Arrowsmith Middleton, • and lames Lythgoe, or Liverpool, tobacconists and co-partners ...

... Drax Grosvenor, 1. Willis, I. H. Browne, ThoMp Ranger, Thomas B. Bower, Thomas H. Bastard, Henry Scymer, Nat. Ternplernan, W. R. H. Churchill, Robert Strong, Robert Albion Cow, john foseph Hardy, John W y lbore Smith, Giles'Meeelt, john C, Mansfield, ...

... others are. Supposed to be in the Wink Mso :the Hardy Gun-vessel from a cPuize off Havre; and the Die Stadt Lubeck, from Bourdedux., bound to Lubeck, laden with wine, brandy, paper, and fruit, detained by the Hardy. Sailed the ,Steady. Gun-vessel on a cruize ...

... Company, vice Howe, deceased. Bth Regiment of Foot, ensign Thomas W, Lloyd to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase. James Drutnmie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lloyd. 14 h Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas C. Wadman to be Captain of a Company, vice Smith, deceased. ...

... Ensign - Robert, M'Kechnie, vice Hardie, resigned. Dated Sept. as, 18os! Ensign Simon Bitligate vice •Waugh, promoted: Dated May is, 18e6. , To be *Ensio - fames Sawers, Cent. vide Lauder, promoted. I).oed Feb.' '2l, 18°5. Thomas:. Dmicanson, Gent. vice M'Kechnie ...

... Death's terrific fOrni: So, though around our sea-encircled reigni The dreadful tempest seem to lower, Dismy'd do Britain's hardy train Await iri doUht the threat'ning hour Lo ! to \his sons, with cheering voice, Albion's bold Genius calls aloud; - Around ...

... Captain Hardy expressed et hope that he was not,severely wounded ; to which the gallant Chief replied They have done for me Hardy.--- I hope not,, answered Captain lardy. « Yes, replied his Lordship, my backbone is shot through.' Captain Hardy ordered ...

... — .1 hope, said his Lordship, none of our Ships have struck, Hardy.— No, my Lord, replied Captain Hardy ; there is no fear of that.— Lord Nelson then said— I am a dead man, Hardy. lam going fist it will be ail over with me soon. Come nearer to ...

... Surgeon, vice Pa',Arthtir, who excnanges. 3d Ditto, Li , ' atcrant-Thomas from the 6th uards, :to be Captainola Company, vice r;- son, appoint,':d to the . 72(1.Yu0t.' 4th Ditto. !ono Thomas, Esq. late Lieutenant- Celdgel of the 28th Foot, to be P.avin.ister ...