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... Leopard, of 50 guns, Captain COLLIER, for Chathatn, to be paid off.—Went out of harbour the Aiiphion, of 32 guns, Capt. T. M. HARDY; and , the Camilla, of 20 guns, Capt. HILL. DEAL, MARCH I.—Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships as per last, and several ...
... the . t 6 :the 27th ult. They are occupied chiefly with leave of abfence, and all thofe of that nation in guns, Capt. T. M. Hardy; tll proceedings- of the Tribunate and the Legif- the pay of Spain, have received diredions, .the 20 guns, Capt. Hill. . • ...
... TE4.LIGENCE. BRIGHTON, Feb. 27. • . • _..~ . i OF KING'S .1, GUILDHALL, 2. :1 mg: after Taw, lefore Lord ELLEMBOROTCH. THOMAS V. DAY. his was an action to recover the sum of i 10s. 9d. for damages sustained by the negligence of the Defendant. *the ...
... merits. The militia, however disciplined, might be still inferior, in se- vril of the qualities of good soldiers, to such hardy t vt •rfans as had parsed through a number of campaigns. _L~. ?? •-* was inclined to think, agreeably to • ...
... Oh 9$ By him Fields, • - Moor . • n a ti o G u s LADY, Asthenia. • To PANAY'S CONTRACT. WI N la° ll* A i* S aw P* . ek e Hardy^ /Yam ' i Yea*. • • AIMTILACT at tba ACP the for the lAA * A VALTJAILLE • COLLECTION of the Prises; Ilkint* se foe err it ...
... £>fup Betas*. Portsmouth, March 10. — His Majesty's shl{> Amphiort, of 36 guns, Capt. Hardy, has unmoored, and is under orders to proceed to sea. Several craft are gone out to His Majesty's ship Kep.une, of 98 guns, the flag ship at Spithead, with the ...
... i'vrajefty's gun brig Baillifki and has come into harbour. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH t r.-His Majell/ .fhip Amphiou, of 36 guns, Capta;n. Hardy, 1 121 unmoored, nnd is under ,orders to proceed to Several craft are gone out to his Majcfly's Neptune, of 98 guns, the flag ...
... of Suffolk, it is thought, will he sharply contested. Sir WILLIAM Row LTY, Mr. AtExAritma Mims, and the eldest son of Sir THOMAS GOOCH, are said to have declared themselves Candidates. Mr. I.Kwis, author of the Case- Spare, has a One-Aka Piece forthcoming ...
... daring robbery was committed in the dwelling-hoofs sf Mr. Hardy, of Runwell, Mr, on Tuefday be, about eight o'cOct in the evening, when, after binding Mr. H. and his fervants. vi loins obliged Mils Hardy to give them property ta the amount d bpi. and a watch ...
... faJil, had provirlerl am' fpears, and had hid them a garden, and that the plan was twoverturn the Government rule themk Ives. Thomas Raoifcar, a wh'trunith that Ronxley conic his &op order tools feme time Uft fum-1 nirr, and chalked out what he wanted, but ...
... Dragoons, Captain Richard Hussey Vivian to be Major{ by purchase, vice Taylor, promoted Light Dragoons, ith Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Jenkins, from Half-pay of tilt dent, `to he Lieutenant, vice Foot, who exchanges, the difference. Ditto,' Lieutenant Edmund ...
... DEAL, MARCH 11. ARR:nrEo the American Ship Fabius, Captain THOMAS FARRELL, after .ericitaVoUring in vain reach . ROtterdam, the Port of her destination. The came to an anchor on the . 7th inst. off Goree, where She cut from an anchor -and cable in a galeof ...