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... PRO MOT THE LONDON GAZETTE. I uth Volunteer r—William Hyde, El'jj, Captain—i u be Lieutenants, William Bailey, William Hardy, and Wiiliatn I'eicii Kyme, gent —To be hnligu*. Samuel Taylor. George Utarie, Crofs.andTimothy Aiiilbr., gent. s:ford (,'orr ...
... tavern deliver a mefilge the Major. !ufra:.t!y fell down llfelefa. Sacurd y laft, about ten o’clock hi the forenoon, Peter Hardy, weaver, of, Bridlington, wa« returuijig from Hcrnfea, was by two men near Ulram, diigtiifed with black handkerchiefs over ...
... Bonaparte, calculated t» hr ng flairs in that quarter a crlfis. that the Court tf Vienna fevcral nbj-.dlions to being made l.on.hardy, and it may r fnj»p«ifrd, fliU 1 will iiiducc the Eusperr;r f«> the kintedom, under the of h’irdeT, and wiih a title eareniive ...
... cireftcd with his Company at reduced Rates, and either lor one year, a Ihortcr, ot longer, period. By Older of the Direflnrs, THOMAS H. WILKINSON, Secretary. London, March I, loCf. P H IX FIRE OFFICE, LOMBARD-STREET, LONDON. I firmJ:.pport which //yPhccnix ...
... tan, as. The -Mixture is n for the purpofe of taking out, iA or-any fla~ii, 35 per *bti~tt e. The- genuine are ?? aobert Hardy ti 3, BZairniard's Jnn, hssr'i,'Lo,,don.' Sold .by him, .hl. P.? ftN !E ,of, this PAPE; 11his new~nhen, 'and .p`t bnokfelltis ...
... prevailing cold winds have much impeded the growth of wheats and early barley, and oats the cool ttrong foils, brj-!. and the hardy kind of field-peale, look well, having fuffered lefs fcwii the feverity of the lealon than the white-corn crops. In wcli-nianand ...
... in Scale-Lane, in the town of Kingtdlon upon--inll, in order to receive the proof of the debts utder the laid Commriflion. THOMAS FROST, Solicitor. HolAden's Banbiwuptcty. 'HE Creditors vwho have proved thieir TDebts under a Commiffion of Bankrnpt awarded ...
... creditors. THE Creditors JOHN WOOD, late of North Cave, the county of York, Gentleman, dcccafcd, are requeued to meet at the houfc Thomas the White Hart lon, North Cave, aforefaid, the nth day of July neat, eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in order finally to determine ...
... from Whitby; and Scartbingwell, Gray, from Reval.-At Archangel,. on the 30th June, cllie Richard, Collinson, and Walker, Hardy, of and frnm 1his port, after a patssae of twenty-three days fromt tbe Humsber. The Duke of Kent armed lhip arrived in the ...
... TO SOLO BY ACC HON, At the houfe of M». Thomas Mr.fey, Fast Sand Gate, S.atlorougb, on Friday, August 30, 1805, fix '/' dot in the evening \ that Good Brigantine called the John jL 2nd Joseph, now lying in Scarbrough Harbour, four years old, built, buithen ...
... -■Lately, at Portfinouth, Thomas Wood, of North Cave- Mil» Matthews, Portlmoutlr, and lifter Capt. Matthews, the Royal Artillerv. - . On Tuelday fc’nnight, John Shore, £fq. Jim. uf Sheffield, Mil's Hardy, daughter Thomas Hardy, Elq. Wakefield. lately, ...
... - I . T- - ,1 L .L ,i Mejils Laid 01: for Sale, &c. Sor NEW-rORK, ''Ihe Ship THOMAS, Captain M. MACA WtEy, Will load for the above Cjiy, and take Goo s ac the uodermtnentioned\Freights; to'ail the a4th September nezt. . 'RICHARD TOTTIE, N B. Good acc ...