... William Dimly. Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Miaow Canted, April tb, The Right Hon. the GrAeinor Graaeaal in Council. Ins been pleated to make the hallowing promotion' in the isth rest of native infanta. Capt. Lueut Thomas Bioughton, to be captain of company ...

... MARRIAGES. Charles Claude Clifton, Efq. of the Royal Horfe Artilleiy, to Mifs Young, datigltter of the late Thomas Young, Efq. of Bulb Hall, Herta. Thomas Hanker. VII of Broorivlbooti to Mas Mar. the Harrifon, of Clapham Common. At St Ann's, Soho, that Rev ...

... American Ship Brwnetta, Cominaoder Benj. Lander, America and laß from the Coal —l3th Ship Marquis Corrivral;it, Capt. Thomas Hardie. Surat,-14th Creole Prize, to H. M. Ship Lieut. Maclean. DEPARTURES. April toth Ship Shrewfbury, Capt. Ralph Campbell, ...

... brave commander, gave him three cheers. On Toefday morning 14, Edward Taylor, John Allen, George Dixon, James Riley, and 'Thomas Simmonds, (cameo, belonging to His Mejetly's (hip Temerai re, wereexecuted, agreeably to their fentence, for mutiny, ac. oo ...

... his head on a block. Aft his coal had been taken cf, his head was fey* red by a knife and law from his body per. from St. Thomas's Holpital, engaged on purpufc to perfarm that talk. The executioner then took the head by the hair, and carrying it to the ...

... proceeded for England, and landed his Royal Highnefs in [vital health, un Thurfday larl, at - Falmouth. The Juno, wish Gen. Sir Thomas Trigge, arrived feveral days before. the Amason failed from Gibraltar, at which place were the Maidkeine, Vittorietfe, and ...

... like there s tau w ill heat of s compromtre, till every muter, feutd, and pike M tll weeded from g.iiant Vulun. gees (the hardy and rvirited birth-right of your foil whim you are in tise-et.ef aiming for the defence all that is dear and (acted to human ...

... rep rt will prove au. theistic. Since the late arrivals from England, it has been reported that the Ship Cu:ILIA, Captain Thomas, which sailed from England under Con. voy of the Phaton, had been driven oa .bore and lost at the Island of Madeira: —this ...

... D. Mimeo, Cadet.. F. &Moue, fee. oderchant —Cast J. A. —Loom G Mu.. ay—Metes. R. en J Henderion, ceerno —kletf.o. H. Hardy, J. Thomas, J. C. I. Field , J. Macleod. T.Coorßodo. T. %Volker. Archer, D. H Dick, G rt• Mrs. M and C. F. A. J kosploo, B. Rirkpairotk ...

... aged 44 , 4 children, income 381. Thomas Slack, of the benefice of Margaret Loath% Igen, aged 44 , 5 children income 761. James Stringer, of the benefice of Brenton. Chatire, aged 44, 7 children, income 361. William Thomas, of the benefice of St. Vagina ...

... of 74 guns, looked into the out. • er road of BM( la* Friday, and counted te• fail of °lips of war ready for lea. Sir Thomas Hardy, who fo nobly fought in the Vi(tory, of Trafalgar, is appointed to the command of theSimpfun, of 6+ guns, at Poufmouth ...

... so truncis nearly ready at Chatham. end w,ll greedily be comnittLoned by bet old commander, Camels 7 hnnus Marshy. Sir Thomas Hardy, ha been takes the Triumph, of 74 guns. Honorable Captain Suroct r to be Croeodile. ...