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... Kintore-Edward Irwin, Esq. and family-R. G. d Macdonald, Esq. of Clanronald, M. P. and Lady-Captaind Macdonald and family-and Thomas Grant, Esq. M The Reverend Legh Richmond, A. M. Rector a of Turvey, Bedfordshire, who is on a mission to 5 this country, making ...
... ballast Martin, Martin, Riga, Newcastle, flax Trusty, Millar, do. London, wheat July 1. Mediterranean, Steven, Dantzic, do. do. Thomas and Ann, Shield, Riga, Arbroath, flax David, Cargill, St Peteraburgh, Sunderland, hemp Mary Swan, Wright, Danrzic, London ...
... Finlayson Hope Stcvart Fl,t Thomas Macmifla Alexander Fffe; William Gordon James Grant Peter Hardie Gavin Hilion Charles Hutchisor David Jameson John Irving . William M-Donal Robert M'Kinnal John Millar Garden Milne 'Thomas Molison William Murdoch Alexander ...
... Davis' Place, on the 4th current, Miss ELIZA. Bear NOBLE. At Bo'ness, on the 5th current, Mrs ANNA MURRAY, wife of Archibald Hardie, merchant there. I At Greenfield, on the 2d current, Mrs MARY M'NArR, wife of Captain William Logic, of the 92d regiment, ...
... irriston, on the 8th current, THO.MAS FRASER, in Esq. of Balmail, to Miss HZt~atETTA ANN GRANT, eldest s daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Johr Grant of Glen- morriaton. il At Inverness, on the 5th current, by the Rev, Thomas Fra- y ser, at lier rather's ...
... Holkar, proceeling to job the) grand armv of 40,t)00 cavalry, 14 bait 1;0L5C hi 10,000, and 80' pieces of cannon, Xas ,ri 1.. Thomas H s'op, with a furce of 4000 i fa r)t a troop ot r.clcket corps, and 14 guas '5l 'itt thst our trcops were flea-, he crossed ...
... James Wilson, Esq. Librarian. .i - P. Syme, Esq. Paister. i - - Ceusncil. .:rFWright 1 . David Falconar, Esq., Dr Yule' I Thomas .Sivwrigbt, Esq. D. Bridges, jtnior, Esq. I James Gregoryj-Esq.- -Di D. IRichl'eN . . -. .Captain Brown, -, ' xehy L~rdiSelkirk ...
... ' e 51also received from Gibraltar an account of an t ous robbery lately committed by a pirate on the Eng. A'oner Sir Thomas Hardy, bound from Gibraltar to l J that vessel put into Madeira in order to repair her I Tidafford to the crew and passengers ...
... Newcastle, pig ?? ya W r- Hardie, Sc Petersburgh, ?? and-Graham, Edward, D re Cbarlestown, llghtood Inten Baxter, 3o-ness, barley- B 'a Helen, Kelly, D ibar0brik-29. Port oF LeithWilsoLeith, O 0 IL -Orr, Leitb,: ?? and-Thoma~s, Dawar,-Husll, goods O tr ...
... last Circuit Court of Juisticiaryel at A V etW w e reollected, thA YDunca Al x M'watq, Donald M'Nicoll, Duncan Buichanan,- Thomas Stewart, antI William Ferguson, all re-/ ?siding in CAllander, or its neighbourhood_ were tried upon a chargei of having deforced ...
... to claim three British seamen (then in Charleston gaol) who had been induced to enter on board the pirat'e vessel Sir Thomas Hardy, ivhi t'hat 'pirat plundered the Louise. ...