... Mr. Charles Taylor, watchmaker, Kingston, to Mrs. J. G. Phillips, of the former place. _ Lately, in Kingston, Jamaica, Mr. Thomas .Allwoocl, of the Parish of Portland, to Miss Mary Ogle, of St. Andrew's. DIED, On August SS, in Vere, after a few days illness ...

... 74., Captain O. Hardy, for a Court Martial to be then and there holden on Lieutenant Southcote, of La Renard, 24, Capt. Cathcart, on a charge of tyranny, &c. preferred against him by Mr. Mitchell, late purser of that ship. Capt. O. Hardy, President; J. ...

... 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 ...

... RENARD, of 24. guns, Capt. CATHCART, trtifhed on Saturday, on bard the CENTAUR, of 7 . 4. guns, Rear_Admiral DACRES. Capt. 0. HARDY,' Ptefident : J. LtDoEt., Efq. Judge Advocate. The charges againft him being fully proved, of mifapplying the allowance of ...

... property of Michael Moore. Imprifoned till the 4th of January next. Hugh Singleton, for (leafing one linen (hen, the property of Thomas Morris. Imprifoned till the 4th of December next, during which time to be once whipped. .Edward Colcsau, for flealing two ...

... ot La Renard, of L, Capt. Cathcarr, hr.ished on Saturday, on board the Centaur, of 74 guhs Rear Admiral Dacres. | Capt. O. Hardy* President ; J. Liddel, Esq. Jt^ge Advocate. The charges against him being fulf proved, of misap- plying the allowance of neeesyary ...

... from the Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Pringle, who exchanges. each Ditto, Enfign H. Hardy to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Page, who retires. sad Ditto, Lieut. D. Camppen, from the sirft Foot, to be Lieutenant ...

... 1 verpool, failed in January laff, and has not been heard of. The Mary and B et f ey, S ne l l, front Tob3g-' loft off St. Thomas's. ; - a ti 6 The Peggy, C orn ifh, i s arr i ve d at Two days after her arrival, the Captain whole of the crew died. She ...

... imprifontnent. Thomas Sutton, for healing a pair of (hoes ; the property of Robt. Hillier of Kurfley ; three months imprifonment. William Morrant, for healing a tar band the property of the Rev. Henry Jackfon Clore, of Hordle ; Thomas Monday and Thomas Witt, for ...

... James Johnes, Thomas Willoughby, and Malcolm Pergusson, murdered Fernando Fernandez on the High Seas. None of the persons included in the indictment were in custody, except John Ferausson, and the only witness for the prosecution was Thomas O'Gannon. Another ...

... passed Elsineur:on the. . 24 A h of' few ra :l t ay no s ' s n in ti c i :e were . c onviaed before the Dr. COULTHUAST and THOMAS LODGE, Esq., in Yorkshire, - William Bedford, of 11:Hand-turn- . Greetland, and Richard Mortimer, of I,iversedge,. clothiers ...

... the was with, but aftually bore the ,horrors and ccinfUlion of the battle, fighting at a gun ' with all the refolutionof a hardy veteran. In the (acne of carnage on bkiard that (hip,. Poll flood firm, and after' the event had 'proved fticeefsful, her humanity ...