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... 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 ...
... Triumph, which immediately gave us the non effcclniil assistance that the anxious and feclirt mind of such an officer Sir Thomas Hardy suegest. At half-past one the Shannon joined, derived prisoners from, and took Thetis in ,nw. She is wholly dismasted, ...
... the ships on that station. Admiral Berkeley arrived Plymouth, on Thursday, from that place, in the Triumph, of guris, Sir Thomas Hardy, accompanied the Leopard, of 50 guns. The Forester sloop arrived on Friday at Yarmouth, with account of two Dutch frigates ...
... prisoners on board from Portugal. General Breneire is on board the Brazen. Went out of harbour the Triumph, of 74 guns. Sir Thomas Hardy. Sailed the Ganuet sloop a cruise. Arrived the Ant schooner from a cruise. Arrived the Triton, Evans, and Lord Nelson, ...
... under press of sail, which proved the Triumph, which immediately gave us the ►»•- ar**c- ~ J mind of snch an othcer Sir Thomas Hardy J'Hiltl suggest. At half-past one the Slunnoii 'uned, received prisoners from, nnd took Thetis low. She is wholly dismasted ...
... George Hardy man, Thomas Leighton, Francis Torrens, Cary Lalande, James Kerr, Richard Gore,—To be Major-Generals. Lieutenant-Colonels— ■William Kirk pat rick, John Mac in tyre, John Gardiner, Henry de Castro, Bennet Marley, William Burn, Thomas Hawkshaw ...
... Barker, Cheapside, London, warehouseman, Jan. at eleven, Feb. atone, March at twelve. Attorney, Mr. Adaias, Old Jewry, London. Thomas Lee, Holborn, Middlesex, glover, Jan. 26, Feb. 9, March 5, at twelve. Attoniies, Messrs. Street and Wdolfe, Philpotdane. John ...
... of Samuel Britter, Grove-Green, who will shew timber. ' P~IHiSUANT to Decree of the Hi S Court of Chancery, made in a cause Hardy versus Sutton, the Creditors of GEORGE KEBBEL, late Brenchiey, in the comity Kent, yeoman, deceased, are forthwith to come ...
... —consisting of three wagon horses and pony, . « hhtch, wagon, and four harness**, two dung-carts, one ■ ptongft, three some hardies, quantity sacks, bushel measure, skry, stable utensils, and a variety of other articles. The to commence at naif mat tea o'clock ...
... Erith, and Plumstead, tbe county Kent, within twelve miles of the metropolis, the occupation John Wyburn, Thomas Cilling, James Sargent, Thomas Jeal, and John Weeks.—To be let on lease for twenty-one years, from Michaelmas, 1808. The lands at Bexley may ...
... leaving his farm; great pains have been taker, for several years past with this flock; the ewes are hand'ome, particularly hardy, and remarkable for smallness hour, and ripeness of Wool. A well-bred SU 'BF.X COWS, and small quantity YOUNG STOCK, will also ...
... DOWN SHEEP TO BE SOLD. ONE Hundred EWES, Thirty EWE TAGS, WETHER TAGS, and about Eighty WETHER LAMBS; they are of very hardy sort, bred to the fold, and wool of a superior quality. —Enquire of the Shepherd, Bailiff*, Longage Farm, Lymiuge. JJOter Victualling ...