... 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 ...

... ra :atained and sent in by the N~igiutingale sloop of di u1ar, and a letter of maique belonging to Gree- 3nork. D The ship Thomas, MBride, of Greenoc, C w-as totally lost on the 27th April last, on a reef P of rockcs called the Prophet's Keys, Bahama ...

... immemorial experiei-ce, wvhich, from the general d Y poverty of their circsin;etances, was also the sole iidul- d egence this hardy and siseful part of his Mlajesty's subjects ° ever partook of: Thas Governnent, i:o doubt, with a - view to the increase of ...

... in the East Indies, Major 'rho. Fleming, of the 50th regimer.t. At Calcutta, after a residence of 25 years, Captain Henry Thomas Spence, of the Diamond -Pearl, country vessel. This gentlemnan left Edinburgh at ai early period of life, and, after serving ...

... Cap-snbs, to Miss Jane Ty~ler, second of daughter of Lieut.-Colonel Patrick Tytler.-Mir Alexati- ider Douglas, W. S. to Janet Hardie, daughter of Mr Robert Bow, merchant, Edinburgh. at -DllI)- le Thie Hon. Margaret Percy, daughter of Lord Lovaine. -At Elvas ...

... batiy woupded; the Honourable Major fatan; ,hope, 52d regiment, and some other sick and vound! ed officers; the Lady of Sir Thomas Hardy, and and family; Lieutenant Hunt, late of his majesty's ship Zealous, 74 guns Major Macgregor, and some f o h'rs of the ...

... Long Croft, the Rev James Harrower, Denny, I to Agnes, third daughter of James Russel Esq. of Long Croft.-At London, Sir Thomas Troubridge, Bart. to I Miss Cochrane, djughter of the iotturable Sir Alezcander Cochrane, K. B. governor of Gaudaloupe.-James ...

... 2' 0 Wifliam Read, Esq. ?? - .550 .Dwican Davidson, EFAq. - -- 3. A. Sandilandls, E~q. - 20 Alcxanler Shirrefe, E~sq1.?-2 Thomas Bunet E~. ?? 3 John Neniderson, Esq. ?3. Mr P. Gordon, Advociate7-paid, 1. 10 Mr David Hlutcbeon, 2 2 0 Captain I. Brebntx ...

... 13th April, at 1Q. . Claims to be lodged be- fore December 1. Adam Cowison, merchant in Aberdeen. State of affairs lies with Thomas Luirisden, merchant in Aber- deen, till 14th April; a dividend. u. DDINGTON MWARKET-March 22: Wd'eaC Berth. 1. Oat,.eO1 .6 ...

... painter. Lorrdon-Dr Ailam VTil, ol'.Jamaica, hrothrl to Mr Pnil, of Erdiington-cottirge, to Jessic, orl)y daiugihter of ' 'Thomas M'Kenzie, Esq. of Stoakesfied, Jamaica-At Fulbeck, 51st January, the Right Hon. Charles A~rbuthnot, to :Aliss Ha- riet lrane ...

... loitidoi, Liverpool, Plymouith, lxeter, Norwicb: H Hull, ai' dcti',t Is-ii y itsaml GloucesterF -t~ lti; ?? t,0 nt Sir Thomas Masteintin Hardy, Bart. has been ap. ce it- pointed Cominmodotre atii Commatider-itn-Chliefor tile at to ?? ol' Sutb America tnd in ...

... Earl of Aboercromibse, Jobn, tisn. Re Union Place, Aberdeen;-Anderson, Capt. John, of Can . em dacraig ;--Arbuehnot, Mei Thomas, PXterhead--Aber- p,' Iroiabie, Me ...