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... bli n . Liverpool--Silters,Calky. and Exeter, Blair, from War. ; Perfeverance, and Er..ibeth,--•, from Danisicki Rd Concord, Hardy, from Riga. At Cowes--Two Sifters, Bunker, from Clarkftor. Off Falmotith.—Ralph Nieholfon. Stephenfon, from Berbice. Off the ...
... Dragon Inn, Dewsbury, at ten. Attornies, Messrs. Cardale, Hallward, and Spear, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Edwards, Halifax. Thomas Dagg, of South Shields, ship-owner, Tune IS, 19; and July 20, at eleven, at the Shakespear Eavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies ...
... imi-keeeper. Mar* Jen. Doc. 4 Thomas Smallbones, Buokiugham-street, St. blary* e-Bone, carpenter, atone, Guildhall, London. Dec. 7. Thomas Rutherford, Sr.otch-yarJ, Bush-lane, London, broker, six, at Gml dull, London. Dec. 14. Rees Thomas, BruuU-itreet, I’. rish ...
... Castle-street, Falcon-square, Undon. Thomas ~Sharp, Walthomstow, Essex, ironmonger,. to surrender June 19, 22, and July 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, Londisni. Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane,London. • Thomas Whitaker, Kighley, Yorkshire, innkeeper ...
... BENCH, Ml.ty 24, Thomas Baldock, found guilty of fupplying the Ma. rines at Cnatham with adulterated bread, was lentenced to pay a fire of cool. and to be imptifbned fix weeks. THE KING V. HEWITT. The Defendant was commander of the Hardy gun. boat, and ...
... ftrect, Falcon- fquare, London. Thomas Sharp, of Wahbamftow, Effete, ironmonger, coal-merchant, dealer and Chapman, June to, 22, and July lc, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane. Thomas Whitaker, of Kighby, Yorkfhire ...
... and 24th oi July, at tell, at Gnildliall, London. Attorney, Mr. George At- . ' kinfol), Caitle:ttn7et,. Falcon- innate, • Thomas Sharp, Waltharnitow, Etkx, tronirionger,,,on the r9th and szcl of June init. and 24th ot , July, at at'G uildhall, London ...
... Shadwell were returning from his Majeity's atip York, lying at Long Reach; their boat, in which were a Mrs. Hart, and Mr. Thomas Guru, of Shakefpear's Walk, Shadweli, who had been vifiting thrir friends on board that sip, was upfet by a madden : and thefe ...
... King-ftreet, London ; and R. Fotter, Wakefield, merchants. Dec. 7, T. Rutherford, Scotch-yard. Bufh-lane, broker. 14, R. Thomas, Broad-ftreet, St. Giles', glafs-feller. 4, J. Coson, tik . seen-fireet, Cheapfide, merchant. fa, T. Higgins, Throgmortrm-theet ...
... Jerkey irtthe night.. She is colle into h arbour, and will moft probably be broke ulp. Sailed the Amphion frignie, Captain Hardy, with tofd fl. Fitzgerald,' Anbaffador to the Court of Lif- bon, on board. ?? evening arrived a frigate, fuppofed to be the ...
... Dragon Inn, Dewsbury, at ten. Attornies, Messrs. Cardale, Hallward, and Spear, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Edwards, Halifax. Thomas Dagg, of South Shields ship-oWner, lune 18, 19; and Tilly 20, at eleven, at the ' Shakespear -raVern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ...
... frigate on a cruize to the Wcftward.. Lieutenant-General Sir THOMAS TRIGGE, K. P. Major IVI'MAtIo-s, and Capt. R.AIICES, his Aides-de- Camp, Lieutenant-Cc:o.onel Lietstenant-Colotiel THOMAS, and 'Ajar DoaLING, arrived on Friday morning at Portfrnocith ...