... CHICHESTER, Satorday. December 17- Birth.—At Woodend, the seat of Admiral Berkley, th* Lady Sir Thomas Hardy, of the Royal Navy, of a daughter. Last week died suddenly, Miss F. Maxwell, second daughter E. Maxwell, Esq. of Wyke, this neighbourhood, The ...

... Triumph, which immediately gave us the most' effectual assistance that the anxious and feeling mind of such an Officer as Sir Thomas Hardy could suggest. At halfpast one the Shannon joined, received prisoners from, and took La Thetis in tow. She is wholly disrupted ...

... Defender and Aiphca, a cruise. The Brazen has hoisted the signal for convoy to the Mediierranean. The Triumph, guns. Sir Thomas Hardy, sails tu-roorrosfajMomiuj, for Plymouth. The 7th of Light Dragoons embarked their last troop this morning. They Jiave ...

... Higbame, Thomas Clubbe, 1 J. Hume, R. Bakehouse, W. Peyton, lieetor Greig, A. Rankin, it. , T. C. Seymour Hide, James Mahon, Roger Hodgkinson, Charles Brown, Tay lor, Andrew Macdonald, J. Boy, Samuel Haggard, E. Rule, Henry Pinion Hine, Thomas Hardy 1 rav ...

... h. ;••/.' ji DIED- On Thursday last, aged 53, Mr. Thomas Pritt, brother to Mr. Pritt, of the KingVAfms Inn, in this town. ' ' ' ' ■ On Saturday last, aged 41, Mrs. Hardy, relict of Mr. Thomas Hardy, merchaut, Liverpool. , On Thursday sennight, .a ...

... Jonathan Arnatt, to Miss Ann Waslie, ot that place. Lately died at Kingston, in the island of Jamaica, Mr. John Hardy, eldest son Thomas Hardy, Esq. one of the assistants of this city. On Wednesday last at Ensham, Mrs. ford, wife of Mr. Ford, maltster and ...

... Musgrave, of Leeds, to Miss Spence, daughter Mr. Bohert Spence, of that city. Lately, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Capt. Sir Thomas M. termau Hardy, lied. of His Masity`s ship Triumph, Miss Berkeley, daughter of Vice-Admiral the Hon. G. Berkes ky. ...

... Rev. Francis Blacburne, and grand-daughter of the venerable Archdeacon Lately, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Capt. Sir Thomas Masternlan Hardy, Bam his Majesty's ship Triumph, to Miss Berkeley, daughter of Vice-Admiral the Hon. G. Berkeley. DlED.—lately, at ...

... from IMymoutb, Wnere >h ■ put ;u by contrary winds. — The Implacable, 74, Capt. T. 11. \iac'in and the Triumph, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy, s,iiled ?? hi from j Plymouth, and parsed by litis afternoon, to join the v.ip, colh-« t- ; ingmthe Downs for the Baltic ...

... likewise takes out j a quantity »>t specie. The Marquis and Mr. Frere, are e«- ' pe.-ied ut-morrovt. — The Trh.niph, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy, is ! nnj.*re,l to join me l hafuwl Fleet. Cap'nin Hallt»well, who is, j bakpily for the service, restored lo health, goes ...

... MARRIED Lately, at Halifax, Capt. Sir Thomas Maffei - man Hardy, Bart. of . his Nlajeily's (hip Triumph, to M ifs i3erkeley, daughter of Vice Admiral the lion. G. Berk Lately, at Leeds, G. C. Rainbridgs,-Efq: of I.4tirerpool, to Mils Jane Hobfon, fedond ...

... from Natttz for Cayenne, with provision.. She is not yet arrived. PoRTS-OCTij, Oct . 5- — Sailed the Triumph, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy, for Plymouth ; (apt. Hallo*. ell, oftlie T'gre, went in her. Also, the Sparrow, 18, Capt. Butt, for Gijou, with dis- ...