... MembeFs of the faid Socit'ty in year Stile, Thomas 'logger, latg'of Trentwced, E flex; E Richard Nieile, of Greenwkei, hent, Drueeift. . Frederic!: I'. Ncekler, late of Newman-ltreete Buinc Painter. - George Hardy ; late of Auftin-friars, Gent. loon Spinks ...

... place of Municipal Connell. •' 5 halfpence per ton per mile. II Xl. The members of the Municipal Councils are feleded ! By THOMAS HOMER. 1. • ~ ,_ ,„, , s Emote, p4 , i It by each Airembly of the Canton, from the lilt, of the hun- 1 4., 4w) ntect M. . ...

... morning' in the Offing, His Majesty's ships Rosario, Captain M*-uncey ; Peterell, of 16 guns, Captain — ; and Clau- sula center, Thomas, all on a cruise against the smugglers. — Wind S.W. Sheerness, Aug. B. — Arrived His Majesty's ship Tamer. The Harpy is paid ...

... ditto; Thomas, John Marlhall, t 3 ditto; Holderucfs, Thomas Page, to ditto; Oakhall, Ruben Colley, 8 ditto; Kattarine, —, 7 ditto. - NEWCAS c.—§arah,Anthony Stephenfon, tt Sib; Ereretta, John ditto; Middleton, Peter Juhnfon, 13 ditto; Ifabella, Thomas Clark ...

... Lot 1, A Close of Arable in the oceupatiori.of Mr. Thomas Spittles, Tenant at Will. Lot . 4. T‘N;enty-nine Acres of rich new-laid Land, at the North Entrance of Quorndon, in the occupation of Alr . Thomas Parkinson. 'Lot 5. A Barn, four Closes of rich Arable ...

... Plymouth, grocer - - 2 10 J. Hardy, Leadenluil-strett, silversmith - 2 lo A. De Mends, Pavement, Mooifieid;, merchant 2 10 J. Lioyd, Woolwich, victualler . - - i lo J. Brown, Goldsmith-street, warehouseman - 1 10 Thomas Ro^er^on, Ox lord- street, li ...

... 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 ...

... price so, in boarsa Newv Edition, being~ the Sceond, of, rmIrE-BRIT1SI G -i k RDEN' A 1Dcferiptee Ca- t .1 t-al'guc of' HARDY PLANT'S; Indigence.i tie slilvatedl inl the Clinmtce of Greeit Britain. Weith their Ge cic- 'fiditi-pci- fie, Chu'rae'taes ...

... in, viz. Belleifle, 84 guns, Capt. Whitby ; Centaur, 74., Rear-Admiral Dacres and Capt. Litt!chafes ; Couragcux, 74., Capt. Hardy; Fifgard, 48, Capt. Wallis; Hufrar, 38, Capt. P. Williamfon ; Sirius, 36, Capt. Prowfc ; and Carysfort, 32, Capt. Munday. They ...

... Coromandel, of 54, guns, and. Melpomene, of 40 guns, from the West Indies for Portsmouth ;• the C1au5.:72,7, Revenue Cutter, THOMAS, from a Cruize ; the Bark .Princess . Royal, Capt. -, from London for the West Indies; the American Ship Mar.„ der, Captain ...

... at the time ih getting the palrengerson board his. velfc.l, wh;ch was the Providence, from South Shields. • Lail week Mr. Thomas Norris, of 'rdunton, printer and bookfeller, went to the iiver.to bathe; when it is fuppofed he was feized with thecramp (as ...

... Orde, in the 4th F. 55th.—Lieut. Duncan lie Gregor, from the Half-pay of the F. Lieut. v. Hendley, resigned. . . • 56th.—Enf. Thomas King, Lieut. by pur. v. White, re tired. Lieut. Keating J. Bradford, Adjutan., v. Buckley, reigned. s7th.--Enf. Charles Dod ...