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... with his Majeit y's ships and vessels as per last. Remain at St. Helen's his Majesty's shin Amphion, of 32 guns, Capt. T. M. Hardy, and the 'Pigmy cutter, of 14 guns, Lieut. White commander.—Wind westerly and moderate. Sailed his Majesty's skip Thalia, of ...
... Interest, on ample security of Leasehold Property in the counties of Mid-lksex and Surrey. For particulars,'in- quire of Mr. Moy Thomas, Solicitor,' Bearbiilder-lam;,Man- sion-house, London. / r ?? in a Small Family, a MAID V V SERVANT, who understands plain ...
... Brown, - Conduit-ttreet ; Hayles, Portman.a.reet ; Hunt, High.ttreet; : Lynne and Hardy's . Mutic Shop, Oxford. .T,ALEHANI, Middiefex. —To be SOLD by AUCTION, by 'Mr. THOMAS CHAPMAN, of ,Richinowl, Surrey, in Lots, on Friilay, the zath of May hitt. at 'rewire ...
... allowed, do bl- se.-n at Mr. Geary's Livery Stables, Upper Mary-le-bone-street, near Ogle-street. LEGANCE IN BOOTS. AND SHOES.— —HARDY's NEW - I N Y E N TE D B LA C X I N G- POWDER, a chemical preparation; it softens the leather, repels water, withstands heat ...
... depcafed, one Thomas Butler, and a James 2vlowbray, late of Burley Manor, near Ringwood, in the d *caunty of Hants, Efq. deceed, which Willis fuppofed to have t beeiiexecutedeither at ?? the e Copper Company Office, in London ?? the faid Thomas But- a ler ...
... eastward, and remains at Spithcad with the squadron. Remain nt St. Helens, his Nfajesty's ship lion, of guns, Capt. T. M. Hardy, and l' cutter, of I guns, Licit. White commander.—Wind N. E. blowing a fresh breeze. His ?fajesty's :ship Alligator, of guns ...
... Ox*oid-ro.id, will be Im.ilethat.ely attended to, and the most respoctaolc ' retereiices given. . A \\Tl L ] ¦ â¢â Mr. THOMAS DAWSON, late VV ot No 6, Brompton-row, Biompton, Middlesex .(dsceased), having on the 25th day of December, 1799, injd ? ...
... Leather - of St. Peter's, Cornhill, and Chaplain to the Right Pron. the Earl of Leiceftel ; aid that in the Evening by the Rev. Thomas Fry, M. A. Chaplain to the Lock Hoftlital, for the benefit of too Boys, educated and clothed by the a bove ciety.—Service ...
... guns, Capt. Lake, and remains at Spithead with the squads on. Remains at St. Helens, the A.►piien frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. Hardy.—Wind N. N. W. and moderate. .- Sailed the Starliq guu•ressel, Lieutenant Guyon, Cur Poole. DEAL, MAY I I. Arrived and sailed ...
... Harding, Solihull, near Birm. Worcester, E. M. Mence, Worcester. Wilts, W. W. Salmon, Devizes. Westmoreland. Thomas Fell, Kendal. York, W. Riding, Thomas Bolland, Leeds. N. R-.dir.g, W. Lockwood, Easingvvould. E. Riding, J. Lockwood, Beverly. WALES. Anglesca ...
... EVENING, • - • THE TELI.E's STRATAGEM. .ooricourt, Mr. pairy m ore ; Sir ..GcOrge Touchypod; Mr. lArroi•ighton ; Letitia Hardy (with a pew Colpic Song) Mrs. Jordan ; Mrs. Rackett, Mils Pope, and Lady TOuchwood (for that Night only) . Mrs. 11•Iounlain ...
... Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Judifon to be I .ieutenant Colonel, vice Fade ; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Charles Robifon to be Major, vice Judgfon ; Captain Lieutenant John Dyer to be Captain, vice Robison. Dated Aprils), it's.). Firft Lieutenant Thomas Rogers to be ...