... Parish Church, in the place and stead of Mr. fliggin. opt 1, boehiam. wlsolhasresigned,lbyues-W. Hey,Esq. MaUyor, ste Ir John Hardy, Esq.fleorder; Richard Fiawcett, Vicar; l 3f end Francis Cookson, Minister of the New Chsrcho Bef le St. John's; and Johns ...

... Beaver 16, Captain Lamibert (ictiog.) wehich ships are to reoitor the squadlro in the ?? Plate, under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. Thle Naval Dock Yard estab. lishmircent at tite Cape of Good Hope is to be reduced and placed under the direction of a ...

... soti ?? Hardy, of H-all, but formerly of Apple. m:, Ala ton-UponoeNisk, in the North-Ridintg, charged upon are~cah, ithhavngearly in the morning of the 30th t ses, .of August last, feloniously stolen and taken away from Ni 55- clo~ ocupied by Thomas Sample ...

... M icbhel :Hops, Gardener to Charles Chluttwick, Esq. St, Aloin's, Burlev. y Ditto, ulnlued-Mr. Daniel Berie, gardencer to. Thomas Lee, Esq. t-teaddigley. . t NECTARINES, from flued walls-Mr. John Smith, gardener . ith James trowns, Esq Harelillslmne. I ...

... Sir Thomas Hardy decltres his acquies- tcence in this blockade, sonmodified according to the trtte i. ense of the law of nations. The detree was to be in effict in twenty days; bit the qnestion still remained open for settlement between Sir Thomas Hardy ...