... their ports, and it is believed that the ',attics of the Dardanelles and all the Mussulnian cannon will not prevent these hardy saiiors this winter from passing the Straits, and unfurling the banner of the cross in the Sea of Marmora, and at the very ...

... day's coursing took place on Croxten Ranges POST, Cinque Port gaols, most of which arc in a wretched cued, tiou, Light Four- Thomas Corinthian , Esq., Mr. Wrench ; Jeremiah flaw- the soaring eagle ruffles his pinions. Ten times he addressed Saga-The task ...

... the advanced posts are defended by sailors in their common dress, armed with muskets, bayonet', and a car'maw box. Sir Thomas Hardy, who is stationed here, is much respected by the Poritiguese, and by us a father, havi ng b een Nelson's captain, and sharer ...

... except with those whose lot is already cast among us. [From the New York Commercial Advertiser, Jan. 231 BRAZILS. Captain Hardy, of the Sea Horse, just arrived from Pernambuco, states that when he left, two Portuguese sloop' of war had bean cruising off ...

... Stoat, Henry Daley, and John Burke for stealing in a dwelling-house • James Fareham, Robert Hatchman Willem Hardy, John Walker, James Aldridge, Thomas Olson' alias Blacked, Henry Seaton, John Davis, and Joseph Room, for burglary. To be transported for life ...

... censure. If 4,0001. or 3,000/. were paid as a salary, some duties ought to be performed for it. But what duties could Sir Thomas Maitland be expected to perform, when he held half a dozen different and inconsistent offices Instead of the nu. meorus charges ...

... John Hardy is a surgeon, raiding at Doneaster,:zda October or September, 1804 , he was with the army, em oted Coxbeath. Mr. Burton was in the gua drs, and witness. him two or three times for gout in the foot. I great tea red and swelled. Mr. Thomas Clarke ...

... Graham Moore, K.C.B. Rear-Admirel Sir George Eyre, K.C.13. to the command on South American station, vice Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Commotlort Charles Grant, 1.8. to the East Inttia station, ries Rear-Adriiral the Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Bart. K ...

... MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Jack Hardy, a well-known 'weak and cracksman, was brought to this office, charged on suspicion of having committed a robbery. It appeared front the evidence of a watchman, that on Saturday night last he heard a cry of Stop thief ...

... (Hullock), and li‘rcoot immediately acquitted. . t Jfaeshall, 49, was put to the bar, on the charge of cuttir.g maimini: Jlercey Hardy, with an intent to murder Per. asiakul: urose cut uf a dispute between the prisoner his • Mrs `ceived an excellent character ...

... the First Time this Season. Previous to which ,will be presented, THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Dreicourt, Mr. C. Ketuble ; Letitia Hardy, Miss I. Pawn to Miss l'aton), being her first appearance in that Character, second on any Stage. the Comedy and Opera. a CONCERT ...

... the Middlesex coroner, on the body of Thomas Elliot, Esq. a gentleman of fortune, and a great patron of the prizering spats, the turf, &c., at the horse of the deceased, No. Mt, Ilunter-street, Brunswick-square. Thomas Spencer, footman to the deceased, stated ...