... Murder of his Wite ; Robert Ewen, tor LOND ON, Marchi ro, We hear thar Sir Charles Hardy, with aS of his Majelty’s Ships from the Downs, will tew Days on an Expedition of great Importance The Letters from Paris fay, twas whilpe hat the Spanifh Amballador ...

... Warden of the Stannaries, the room Thomas Pitt, Efq. Lall Tutfday when the Juftices of Middlefex pre Tented their Addrcfs to the King, his was pleas'd confcr the Honour of Clifford William Ptiillipps, Samuel Gore, and Thomas Veil, Efqrs. And likewife on the ...

... their room. A Clerk of an Office near Whitehall is taken for ! holding a Correfpondence abroad. Yelterday Morning Sir Charles Hardy, with a great Number ot Men War, having under the ir Convoy a large Fleet ot Victuallers, &c. fail'd tor the Mediterranean ...

... of nelles, the fame is tor the Determinaiic judges hereat er, Wednefiay as the Poff was coming our fra mouth, Sit Charles Hardy wa- geting Se. Helens, wich the Flees under his Comm Vind at NN. E. Some time ago there Report of a © formedin the City ot ...

... of Hungary’s Forces, which | Mau- | contracted for Time, were deliver’d on fy will Veilel atihe Tower. - The, Sir Charles Hardy, with the Fleet under h ng this! mand, put ino Torbay wie 22d Toftanr. 7 | The Carrer, Malban, from London, to Vi: ‘bat the ...

... Sheriffs of this City Yearenfuing. i a t:ic Great Seal pointing Chirks Hardy, Captain of the Ship Jei ley, Governor of Newfoundland in America, and the Forts and of Placcritia, in the room Thomas Smirh, whole Commilfion for the fame is termined being the lafl ...

... Nicholas HaddocK, £fq- . . - . i Sir ChaJoner Ogle, > of the Blue. Junes Sttuart, Vxc-ArtmiraJs of the Sir Charles Hardy, S Red Thomas IXvers, Efts Vice-Admirals of the Htjn. Geo. Clinton, Elqi White. William Rowley, Efifc J, V!ce Admirals the William ...

... lower, for the service of the Navy, who had '. i imprds fevera! Gang? the Night before, Dcprford, andSouthwaik. hear that Thomas Watfon, and Theophilus Salway, Eicjrs. Sheriff this City for the Year will not that being D.iTenterf, and not qualified. Etc]} ...

... Jcrfey and that he h3s lince taken another, and ranfomed her lor 1. Wedr.efday died Fir, his Houfe the Admiralcy-OfTice, Sir Hardy, Knt. Member of Parliament for the Town Portfrnouth, Vice-Admiral the Red, and one of the Lords of the Admiralty. he lame Day ...

... foundered down the Channel, ar.d the Crew loft. The I the Admiralty have been appoint Capt. Hauty, Son the late Sir Charles Hardy, Commander of the Vulture Sloop, to Captain the Man War, twenty Guns. His been pleas'd appoint ; Hon. the Lincoln robe Mailer ...

... Watch dtwo,;°.d Rings He is an Offender, and has infome Yea,-: 0 a..d Wiltfhireior Lit Richard Synms was 1° I,CW i>n ...

... Peter Lawrence, Henry Capt. Sol. Gideon, Harry Norrij, Capt. Thomas Biodericlc, Capt. Francis Geary, Capt. William Fielding, C3pt. Prattin Capt. William Cap'. Edward Spragg, Capt. John Hardy, Par. Hara, Being all Stvorn, The Court proceeded enquire mrothe ...