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... Drain, and of the interior Drains of the laid Level. PRESENT, THOMAS GROWND, Efq. in thtt Chair. Thomas Aveling*, James Fotler, Clerk, for Mrs. Thomas Waddingten, D, D. Waddington , Thomas Eurgefs, 'I homas Orton , Samuel Wells, Nathaniel Goodman William ...
... grocer, to surrender Oct. 5, t ten, it Guildhall. : Joseph Hardy, of Leadenhall-street, London, silversmith, ta surrender Oct. 5„ at reo, at Guildbail. 'BANK Thomas Fenslek, sen. and Thomas. Penwicic, On. of ovon, Lincolnshire, drapers, to surrender ...
... port, accompanied by the MAGICI ENNE frigate, Capt. VANSITTART:-,- Caine into harbour the ATHENIENNE, of 64 guns, Capt. Sir THOMAS LIVINGSTONE, and the CAaatritE, Capt. MAITLAND, to be paid off. DEAL, Sept. .24..—Sailed through the Dewns this morning from ...
... July Gordon kladcira Jeflerfon, ■ Chiui Conception, Lifton Ifibella, Cranllon Tcncrifte Penrod:, d° Molly, Barcelona Nymph, Hardy Capo Verdi Sufannah, .ilboa CHARLESTON .- - arrived frr.m i July Abelino, Maifoiile: i J Lucy, Liverpool Garland, Gillies Naffau ...
... 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 ...
... Francis Thomas Quarl e s , roullhasi, and Meffrs. Windus's and Holloway, Chancery- George Nightingale, of Leadenhall-ftreet, Carver, Oct. 2, 9, and Nov. 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kibblewhite, Gray's-inn-place. Thomas Archer Simkins ...
... toot. Col. - Edmund Earl of Cork, from the Thilircain reg. foot guards, to be Lieutenant Colonel. ' ditto.. Enfign Henry Hardy to be Licutenarit • oittn. L C ieut. Duncan ampbelt, from 9ift foot, ititieurxiiant, Lieut. Franc , s Lodge Morris, from ...
... Sufannab Saloe CHERBOURG an'vedfrm i Printerns, Cayenne CHARANTE arrived/n,m London, Smith Hambro HAVRE arrived from Peter, Thomas NYork MARSEILLES . arrivtdfrom Aurora, Thompfon Smyrna LISBON , . . . arrived from Mary, Madlin Dublin GIBRALTAR ...
... Guthrie, from St. Thomas.-213. Pallas, Cunningham; Kate, Thurston, from Jamaica; Herald, for Baltimore, from Loudon, put into the Bayou account of head winds; and Rockland, Brown, from Aux-Cayes. At PHILADELPHIA-July 24. Nymph, Hardy, front Cape de Verds ...
... In the River—St. Jean Baptifte, Areante, from Bilboa ; and Mary, Deye, from Waterford. In the Downs—Ann, Burney, from St. Thomas's. At Clyela—Nancyjarney, from Quebec ; Mary, Reid, from Jamaica; and Elbe, Henry, from Demerara. At Cork—New York, Rots, ...
... of the Sund ay se'n n i g h t i n t h e evening,' an alarming in t h e i ron wor k s o f M essrs. j arrat, f °rd. T l ' and Hardy, at t h e L ow M oor, near Bradroof of t burnt with great f ury, an d soon reac h e d t h e ° I co th eir grea t cast i ng- ...
... -Denholtn Young, Gent, to be Captain, . by purchase, vice O'Meara, who retires. 64th Dlito,- Captain Thomas . Deane, front the 53d Foot, to be Captain, vice Thomas, who exchanges: 65th Ditto, Captain John Swinton, from Half-pay of the 4th Foot, to be Captain ...