... Mane betted: Attorucy, Mi. Higg>nbottom v Ait cot** under Line Thomas Maldftonc, carpentey. March i. 8, and April S, clever , Guildhall, Loudon. Attomi:», ami Stevens, Old Jewry, on. Thomas jLcldger, Wakefield. Y rkli.l-e, Iron-Awnigcr, March C, and April ...

... ail fligbdy. Total— wrunit'd. \larines li 'i unJed~~J. Quamtao, dangeroufly ; S. Paradice, J. Keima-, both bad T. Getting, Thomas, T. J. Donough, D. Roberts, A. Offcr, all flghtly. Total—9 wounded. Nortuumbkeland. HlltJ —D. Pidgeway, Midlhipman.-—— S- ...

... infur ivgfor Three Hundred Pounds or upwards, will not be charged for the Policy. Order of the Dircflors, March, 1806. H. A. HARDY, See. of the Cwntry Department. GLOBIi INSURANCE. A 1,1. -M A 1.1. H I L L. £, F £ AND AN UiTIES. Ai.L PERSONS whole Iniuranc^S ...

... and the Principles Mechanics and Natural Phdoso- q 9 n pKy, per quarter. :q o .0 10 .1 ,110 Bcnd-ttreet, 1806. TO TANNERS. »T«HOMAS CHAPMAN, Macfataegg 1 Maker, Hull, rwpeafully begs leave to inform the fanners general, that he has obtained Hij Majesty’s ...

... Watlbn, the former place. Tuelclay le*nnight, Wakefield, Mr. George Smit , of Barrack Ottice Dublin, to' Mils Hardy, naught*.' u. ii.oina* Hardy, fq. the foroiei; plaie. Yelteroay le*niuaht, St. George*s, Hanoeer-fquare, Q. Muncly, Efq. fecund lon of ...

... required) by the Proprietor with part the money on Mortgagc—fiom two to four thousand pounds. Letters, (post paid) dtrefled to Mr. Thomas Andf.rsoX, Colchestcr, Essex; or to Mr. Theophilus Hill, Land Surveyor, Aulkborough, near Brigg, Lincolnshire, will be duly ...

... Captain Milner, of the Truelove, viz. Samuels, Duncombe, 6 or ; Royal George, Symmeu 4; North Britain, 81 ; Elizabeth, 10; Thomas, Cato, Ariel, 5; Munificence, 6; Brothers, 8 ; Lynx, 5; Leviathan, ; Blenheim, 4, and a finner ; Traveller, Holderncfs, and ...

... pufted forward; who body of 400 French troops i.-pm wood, making about 300 them pnfoners, and kniuig wounding about 40. The hardy Calabrian peaiai.ts flocked m crowds our ftandards. Upwards of 3000 embodied tliemleive&in lels than two days. Provifions were ...

... guarding t.ue,oppolite . of Naples—penetrating the interior of one of the molt imp. acticame countries in Europe, in order to hardy race loyal, brave, and every individual whom is ufed to me .uim and-n excellent markfman —and in providing for the means o ...

... offered by Private ■ ...

... Fenchon, Nuscke, late Master, taken prior to the Declaration of Hostilities against Prussia, by His Majesty’s Ship Ruby, Temple Hardy, Esq. Commander, and condemned as Prize to His Majesty. if. ' 279 Hogsheads French Red Wine—4s Ditto White Ditto—* Cases Ditto ...

... lait. at Knarelbro’, Antlionio FnnkUnd, Efq- of Dora . tetlhne, onls fevond. daughter ox T, Hardy, i-iij. 61 Wakelieid. ' On Monday lait, at Whitby, Mr. Thomas Jackfon, officer Cultoms at that t,to Mis. Eleanor Foygie, of the lame place, widow. DEATHS ...