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... licut. purch. MAJORS 4th West India reg. ensign Rich. Stannard, * r, l Win Savary West India reg. to lieut. by purch. vice P. Thomas, of the promoted. dU» ivn tiie 27t1l ditto, John Slatf corps.—Ensign John ,Toh.n t' Hon, Edwiu-d WiuglicUl, t licnt. w-m ...
... in Fifcshire. On the I7th mst. George Proctor, e*q. Lodge. Berk *. . die 18th lost.' of paralytic rtroke. Lady Hardy, wiof the late jig Hardy. that the Honourable General llshed hiS character, and proprietvnTte' enarge* musT feffYSTeei eflecls of Uieir ...
... accident. Southampton. m\. yi). act identoi choly nature happened hereon Wednesday evening the person of f Hardy, reiict the laic •■'° V Sir C. Hardy: She was silting alone after mg, but falling asleep, her head-dress appruafiin' near the flames of the candle ...
... L. Searles, Greenwich Sam. Vine, W, Peckham Peter Burgefs, Ramfgate JnTracy,Chatham & Brompton Rich. Grover, Town Mailing Thomas Elgar, Folkftone & The important fums which ha\« been annually paid by this to sufferers by fire, ftrongly prove the ufefulnefs ...
... March 17. Queen's House, the 17lli of yiJicb 1301 rRKSENT, Most Excellent Majesty in Council. e 1 the Honorable Philip Earl of Hard(i the Right Honorable Geot|te Legge, com»icke. a* l , Yisctiunt Lewisham, were, his Mam-'nl,y f?. nd, sworn of his Majesty’s ...
... Dover Leon. L.Searles, Greenwich' Sam. Vine, W. Pecldum Peter Burgefs, JnT racy,Chatham & ton Rich. Grovef, Town Mailing Thomas Elgar, Folkfton? *3* The important (urns which have been annually paid Office, to sufferers by iue> ftrongly prove the ufefulnefs ...
... votes of ten Sta; Aaron Burr, of New York, four; and that [L votes of two States had been given in blank- that consequently Thomas Jefferson, of Virairi, had been, agreeable to the constitution, elected Pt-’ sidentof the United States for the term of four ...
... Swymmer, Mr. W. J. Bowes, Mr. Thomas Mr. Georye Morgan, Mr. Philip Vescoote, Midshipmien; Mr. \V :liiam Joy, Boatswain. . Belhna. —Sir T. B. Thompson, Bart. Captain, lost his leg; Mr. Thomas Southey, Lieutenant; Mr. Thomas Wilks, Lieutenant, slightly; ...
... Houses, itself they will meet their approbation. e«f variety of ' Black Silk Cloaks and Veils on the most reasonable terms. THOMAS PARNELL, 'lty) CLOCK AN© WATCH WHKRIt, the airliest upportunity of ncknow- Uic favours his friends and the public, during ...
... Lieutenant-General David Dumla*. from the 7th Light Dragoons, to Colonel, vice Sir Ralph Abercromby, deceased. ?>d cUllo, Cornet Thomas Hutchins to be lieutenant,, vice Storey, who retires. lih regiment Light Dragoons, Colonel Henry Lord Paget to colonel, vice ...
... few months will pul end to her crimes with her existence. French and Dutch fleets are ready to sail with invading army the hardy north is arming against her; Russia preparing to pour out her myriads upon her ; Sweden is fitting out her Her t; Denmark lias ...
... Valuable find very eligible Freehold Estates, situate a sl;ort distance from Canterbury and Faycrsham, the property of the late Thomas Hawkins, esq. deceased. Compiising the Manor of Stone Stile, together with an excellent Farm, lease to Mr. Berry; and sundry ...