... Ruddam Home, Efq. of Ion- forotacus, Rear Admira' of the Red. On Wedinefcday of a paralytic ftroke, Lady Hardy, wvidow of the latc Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. On Thurfday laft, at Hampton, the non. Juliana Bryan, wife of Michael Bryan, E[q. add fillter to the ...

... lplauie, exhibits thegallant atchievemients of LordNelfbn and his daring aZoci_ ates in their late brilliant vi6t6ry over the hardy, Danes. Thefe are moft faithfully delincated, and what has he- ver betore been viewed on any Itage,,a real feventy-four, (invented ...

... and the Skelton Cafile, Captain Matthew Ifacke; the Phasnix, Captain William Moffat, fronm Bombay; the Rockiogham, Captain Thomas Butler, from Madras and Bengal. The Swallow, Lord Morningtor, and Georgiana Packets are expedted fnortly to arrive. Pr.eywouraiu ...

... Jerkey irtthe night.. She is colle into h arbour, and will moft probably be broke ulp. Sailed the Amphion frignie, Captain Hardy, with tofd fl. Fitzgerald,' Anbaffador to the Court of Lif- bon, on board. ?? evening arrived a frigate, fuppofed to be the ...

... lhaw;'Alhbourne, Dcrbylhire grocer - J. MuLlett, Cxomer-, Nortolk, nmerchant F. Siahifebsmidt, Whttechapcl~road1 grocr an0 re 3 Hardy, Leadenhall.rftret, Ilvtrfmith ' - an RBarlker, Wellinghorough Northiamptonfibire, com. car IO, sp IV. Sutton, Saltcrs'-hall-cqurt ...

... PoRs.'roa Tris, M.Y-2S-'i'h fsiiow. French prizes are fent intor-this Port by the La AMiricrve frigate, Captain Bullefi,- Le Hardie floop, P. Soutiel maitcr, from Birelt tot'ereamp, with cyder; Marie brig, Julien' dc Pauche matter, from H:tvre to St. Malocs ...

... mnafer', from q Barbadoes, bound to -Londbnr. The Holiewell, WVil- liamnfonr Atiguila, Padue:; .Hind, Darby ; Fingal, fall ; Thomas, Martyn; Lady Harwood,..3ranan; ?? 'Carmarty ; and Sifters,' Vernon; vfere in. Ithe fleet', with'about fixty other fjips, ...

... Cour ragtieux, .n feveral cha res exhibited aian1 him by his 9aptain (Hardy) Co.nididience.oF orders, ¢ooteipt, apd negle& of duty. The profecutign ivws condubted by' Captain J. O.- Hard'y,: but did not oecupy'.: niore than three' hours at- i ten tion of ...

... Spiihead, upon the fame eflablifhrnent as the whole of the lalt %war, to receive men, &c. The Couraieux, of 74. guns, Capt. Hardy; is brd dered to'be paid ofiummediately at Spithead-, and .re -commifioned 'by the refent Commander. 'She will fail with' the ...

... winds haveunich impededtise grcwth of wheats snd early sawn barley, and oats on the cool stro;:g s~ils.an Beans, and the hardy kinds of field-pease, look well, baving suffered less from'thelseverity ofthe season than the wlite-corn crops. In well-managed ...

... te. Captain Ferris, latelv returned from sarba- does, was paidi of this mlurnlil~g. Ibe Zaalous, of 74 guns, Captain J.0. Hardy, is ordered to join the Channel fleet. Tae c Del'etce, of 74 Funs, Captain Hope, has made the signal to go out of harbour; ...

... SirEdmond Head, Sir John, Uoieywood, Mrs. ElizaVincent, I CaptainThonias Cuzen, 5ir Ralph Abercroinbie, dcad, Mrs. Couihrune, Sir Thomas tleviingston, wil'iam Lee, Esq. Lon- don, R..F. Lee, EscI Warsrant of Attorney Office, - Pop! pliewell, merchant, Lonldon-poNC ...