... 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 ...

... committed to Warwick graol, to take their trials at 'the ensu- ing assizes, for burglariously breaking open the farm-house of Mr. Thomas Shaklespemr, of Fil- longley. On Saturday the 13th ult. three boys impru- dently ventured on a marl-pit at lestHeath, near ...

... Ilousb of Commons yesterday. 1,Ve are happy to state, that Mfiss Addington t .!S atiout fnoon this dty somewhat better. :xr Th'omas Trowbridge is to be appointed a C rnmodore, to succeed Admiral Rainier in the 'Sit I-idies. Governor Creyike, of the Royal ...

... long before I leariut that (Jenert I Christophe was posted with his troops at Mount Etglishm, half a league from us. General Hardy, waithi his division, marched thither ; and aborit half a icagee farther, in the direction of tie Cape, he met tie inceirdiaric3 ...

... Gibraltar, 'and on her paffage fhe run on Shore.-We are happy to, find the officers and a~l her creware paved. The Ills, Capt. Hardy, is now appointed to take out his Royal iHighnefs. The Temeraire and Formidable, of §8'guns each; Thefeus, Orion,and Vengeance ...

... of Madras, was publicly read and proclaimed. |After the publication of his Majefly's Lett. rs Patent, the Honourable Sir THOM.As ANDRew STIA'NGE took the ufual oaths of offite as the firtl Chief Ju~tice; is and the Honourable Mr. ludfice GW!LLI'NE, and ...

... Cavendiih, defirin: them to { draft for payment; and to fend thedgoodsail . z changre to Mil1ington'sCoffee-ho.o'y, Holla . Sir Thomas White. ,. ' ,- r -The plea in'behalf of the prifonir wasa de flateof mind., Mr. Graham depofed, t time gf 'figning his examination ...

... bull-baiting we muft fay a word or two on thefateof the Bill, brought into Parliament for the purpofe of abolifhing that ancient, hardy and anti-puritanical fport, and of extirpate ing a race of animals, which are peculiar to this ifland, and peculiarly char ...

... APP0INTMENTs,-Captain Broughton, M to thc Penelope, vice Blackwood; Capt. A. Frafer, R' to the Amphion, vice Bennett; Capt. 0. Hardy, k1 to the Achille, vice Buller; Capt. Gregory, to the in Reynard, vice Spicer; Capt. Fane, to the Childers,, vice Crawford; ...

... Arundel-Lord Ardaovcr, John Atkins, EfI.* lucltinghanm-Rt. Hon. T . Grenville, Lr Proby. : Ch;chefttr-Rt. Hon. r. Steele, G. Thomas, Erq. Chrftchtirch-Rivht liHn. G. Rof , W. Sturgess5 Efq.- *. Guildford-Gord Ctanleyt Hon. Chapel NorronO. - _ Horiham-.! ...

... Cartways, Garg witej and O'verton - Watkin Williams, Efq. Fowey-Reg. Pole Carew, Edward Golding, Efqrs f Gratniarn-Sir W. Welby, Thomas Thornton, Efq. Griar;pound- Sir C. Hawkinsi B. Hobhoufe, Efq, Huhiton-George Sham, Erq. Sir J. Honywood. . %V.. Chuir - IElj ...

... i, tvine'and brandy nerrehaintz 9 A. Dulau, Soloho-fquare, bookfeller - .. [div.) Io M. Camon, Plymouth, grocer '- I s J Hardy, Leadenliall-ltraet, Silverfl'ith - 2 10 A. De Mendes, 'lor'i-elds,'innercinit - . 2 tQ I lloyd, Woolwich, Kent, vidlualler ...