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... flag on board her yesterday, underthe usual salutes; he goes out to South America with a(squadron to relieve Commodore Sii Thomas Hardy. --Arrived the DVeence revenue cutter from Whilehaven, and 'Will proceed nimtedli1ely on her new station, at North Yarmiouth ...
... Lion lnn, St. Sidwell's. At BarnstapleltHetiry, eldest sorn of N. Jones, Esq, to Louisa, daughter of the late Lieut.-Geeneral Hardy man. -DIED. O M Monday his?. Alice Shepaeard, daughter of the late' Abraham Keanwtway, Esq.-The separation will be1 , longl ...
... 29 ?? the pr:ofs in the cause, itiappcard 'that Richard Parker was 'married' at St. Stdlvell's chuich, in Exeter, to Ann M'Hardy, spinster, in the month of june, 1795; and the ierson brought forward, at this distant period, by her as her son , was stated ...
... Admiral Eyre, from Portsmouth, bound to South America, arrived here on Sunday.-It is said ?? Eyre is to relieve Commodore Sir T. Hardy in the command on the South American Station. Capt. Henry Rowe, and five men, arrived at BUenJos Ayres, Jone 1, having abandoned ...
... Jun. Esq. of AshburIton. , EXM1OUTH. November 12.-Since my last arrived f t the David, Richards, frotm Liverpool; Betsey, Hardy; Haddohouse, y Dunn; Commodore, Beuse; Fleece, 1ledley; Newton, Davison- and lYope,'Clenditing, from Sunderland; Flower, Treat; ...
... have no' WislY to expose. Exeter, Nov. tt5h, 1823. TRUTH. CASTLE OF EXETER, lNov. 21.--Villian Wood, of the parish of St. Thomas, innkeeper, was charged with. having made use of vats and coppers without the same being duly entered. Mr. Brutton, solicitor ...
... WEDNESDAY, NovEM,,1BER 20, 1823. 3BIRTHS. Yesterday, at Killerfoo, the Lady of Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart.. M, P. ofa son. At Haldon-Houseon Friday last,the Lady of Sir Lawrence Vanuban Palk, Bait. Mf.P. or a son. Otn Wednesday last, .Mrs. Braud, wife ...
... assert they have no wish to expose. Exeler, Nov. 'dt5h, 1823, TRUTH. CASTLE OF EXETER, INov. ?? iam Wood, Of the parish of St. Thomas, innkeeper, was charged with having made use of vats and coppers without the same being duly entered. Mr. Brutton, solicitor ...
... WEDNESDAY,' DECEMBER 3,- 182-3.t t BDITJ.S. On Saturdays, atur atb Ihe Lady of the Rev. Thomas Carew , of a son. C Lately at Lifto o Park, the Lady of W. A. Harris Arundel, V Esq. of a daughter. . On OThuirsday y evening, Mrs. Hall, of Little Marshall ...
... Birazena iremciitwd without any progress as to adjulst- ment, and would probalfiy continue so Until the arrival of Sitr Tlhomas Hardy,, who had been made acquainted with ,the particulars, and had, in consequence, sailed from the BrazilIs for Buenos, A yres ...