... condemned at the Ifle of St Thomas's, on the coaft of Africa, after bcitg * on ihore. .A A I L S. Zrived-Ireland, 6.-llailsburgh, o -Lisbon o. DTue-Ireland, 4-L-fiamburgh, x. WINDS AT Or A. Feb. 17. E. N. E. blws hard,-iS. N --o. S. S. W. I r I I 7 Ii ...

... free merchant, do. William Raymond Barker, writer, do. William Eaton, native, do. Henry Gibson, assistant surgeon, do. J. Thomas Henry Graham, writer, son to the Member of the Provisional Counsellor at C Bengal, do. Mrs Cator, Miss Cator, Elizabeth Tenett ...

... Be-Nvickshire, on Tuesdiiv the zist s,1ist. Mr GEoRor nr C.AiST.UI-RS, merchant, Leithi, to MrISS IILLEN DR)vSDALE, daughter of Ir Thomas Drysdaae olf tsoylaws At Hanrburgh, an the 28thl ult: S.iMuE PZRET Fq. tb MiSS fi x HA:RR1ET sCkSON; L - B-IRTH -- At Strorrness ...

... parts., Every thing is fettled, even to the Co- lour of the coat of the General Undertake-r, he whofe name is Booly - e- Sir Thomas Bouldon Thombfon, the brave re Commander of the Belilona, who loft his leg in - the aaion of the 2d inflanrs, continues at ...

... Lubec to Leith, flax. Gatiges, Wil amson, from Rigato London, wheat; r6. Pomona, Davidson, from ditto to ditto, hemp. Concord, Hardie, from ditto to Kirkcaldy, flax. Blair, Keay, from ditto to Bridport, ditto. Fortitude, Duncanson, from St Petersburgh to Perth ...

... July, which drove the following vessels ern shore, but were afterwirds got off, viz.' the Peace Clark, from London ; Bellona, Thomas, frorn Suri- onai ; Sheerwater, -, Lion's Revenge, and several snall craft. The Phienix, Gnnby, for London, is put back to ...

... ruweit of Ar;!/ev. F the Firft Lieutenant Thomas B. P. Hardy to be Captain by Lieutenant, vice Raitt, deceafed; dated October i5, e, by 8or. Second Lieutenant George Harben to be Firit ance, Lieutenant, vice Hardy, promoted; dated Dcccmnber ,p on a, a8ot ...

... the Houfe of Commons for an enquiry into the Fer- at rol expedition;. for it 75, againtf it 149.-The lady of the late Sir C. Hardy was burnt to death at Sooth- al ampton, by a candle fetting fire to her clothes. bi 19. His Majefty's fhip Pherbe of 36 g mns ...

... uniorn ,vilh her peopl, PLYMOUTH-l, JanutnrY 4. KLate laft evening arrived, dciven in by con- trary wind, the Eden, Captain Thomas Hardy, from Surinam ; and the Progrers, Captain Froft, from Dominico: They failed in company with a large fleet, under convoy ...

... room of THOMAS ASTLE, Esq. deceased. WAR- OFFICE-Jan. i4 Stirling Troop of Pentlernen and YVeoman~' L t nant Cavalry. Cellander to be Captain, vice Murray, progotcd. CMorn ?? io be Lieutenant, vic Cal- lander. Loyal'Falkirk Volunteers. Enfizn Thomas Hardie ...

... 54th foot, to be Lieutenants -wihout purchafe, vice Whelan, promoted in the NcelA foundland fencibles. 6 8&h Ditto-Captain Thomas Waiker,, from half pay of the late 7th Well India regiment, to be Captain of a comnpany, vice Blakeney, deceafed. Enfign Nathaniel ...

... ferve the nanie of a gallant young native of this d city, Lieutenant HAY, of the Eaft India Com- pany's Artillery (fon of Mr THOMAS HAY, fur- geon)- who, wvith a detachment of that corps, in A the moft gallant and fuccefsful manner, brought off the enemy's ...