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... be fitted ya for the broad pendant of the Hon. Capt.. Coch- rane, who is going out to command in the Eaft In- h dies. h Mr. Thomas Pitt, late Mafter of the Prince, of, k 98 guns, is appointed Mafter Attendant to his Ma- a jefty's Dock Yard in the Ifland ...
... the Dock-yards, amounts within one-fifth part, to the whole pay of the fea. men about to be voted for by Parliament. Lieut. Thomas Staines, late of the Foudroyant, is promoted to the rank of Commander. Capt. M. Cowan, is confirmed in his rank as a Commander ...
... for Porti'mouth, Gofport, and all pirts adjacent. I EFr his Family, who has become chargeable to the Parilh of Portfmouth, THOMAS MED, a Soldier difcharged from the 4th regimieie of Foot; a La- bourer, a; years of age, 5 feet so inches higl~, fair com- ...
... u fs, near Portfniouth, for Portfimouth, Gofport, and all parts adjacent. ALL Perfons having, any Claim or Demand on Mfr. THOMAS LOVELL, late of the Union Tavern, Portfsmouth Point, are. defired to bhing in their Accounts bet-wetn this and the ift of ...
... J. Holt, . . . ye; Mr. J. Tebay, . . . Ha/longs; i'lrr. M. Nailh, . . Srrrngtor; Mr. John Heatherly,.. Raft re; Mr. David Thomas :. . sorzoing. The important Surns annually paid by-this Office to Sufferers by Fire, itrongly prove the ufefulnefs of this ...
... are ready to re- ceive orders from all that are oninfured; and to acquaint Pcrfons, whofe Atinual Premiums Bill due at St. Thomas's, that Rece-ipts art: ready to be delivered by their refpeaive Aents, as undermentioned; and they are requefted to ap- ply ...
... the i.4eat of a war, but we do not learit1i.t there:is any ap- pearance of a prefent dhange of adminiftraticin. Gen. Sir 'Thomas Trigge, is expefed het-e to- morrow, to embark on bbaMd the Juno. frigate, Capt. Richardlbn, for Gibraltar. 'The Amphion frigate ...
... feven years, called THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. 1 Doricourt, (firft time) Mr. KELLY. LeCiia FLUTTER, - - Mr. T. COLLINS. Letitia Hardy, with the favorite Air of, The Blue Bell of Scotland,- Mrs. KELI.Y. e In ACI Fouerth, a Masquerade Scene, e In Ac Second ...
... Dw al *Mr. J. Tebay, . H. ~laflings; famf InMr. M. Naifli . '&o2nmn are Vir. John Heatherly, . Eifibourne; . r- M,.,DaV.id Thomas '.worthing. '~'Ong r7The important Sums 'drnsual'ly, paid by this Office or to Sufferers by~ Fire, ?tro'-gly prove the ui ...
... usrture therein, at 2s. per ce1. for th ab to> iv!nsX 3cool.0 ;nd at 2s. Qd. per cent. 1o Iform By 1rder of the board, F. A. HARDY, tim C( 7 rfior T11' fice fioSec. C. unltry Department rot >rmr . ,!.i efor Fortfir3outti C M ore .i D t, r. 1w.a id pal ts ...
... Infurince may be made- to the Company's Agents in tite Country; anH on other Bufinefs to Thomas H. Wilkinfon, -Efq. Secretary at the Office in Pall Mall. THOMAS PAFFARD, Aent for Psortfmouth. PHE Rev. W m. BARCLAY's celebrated Pa ! T tent ANTIBILIOUS ...
... CHRISTCHURCH, Hants. ON Mr.'Vreasure quitting the George Inn, THOMAS HUMBY, many years Cook in a very reffiect.rble family, has this day opened a new Inn, called THE KING’S ARMS. The Hotife and Furniture are entirely new, a every is provided that can ...