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... left the Acillonoffixty four Gun? and two Frigates, in the Road of the Ifle of Dieu that left fitting out at Rochfort, the Hardie, feventy-four Guns, and the Duke of Burgundy of ninety, the latter never at and that Admiral M'Namara is to hoi his Flag on ...
... r the prefent lg. We hear that a C>a!l the Commons wiil Thurfday. We h'.ar from Peterborough, that George Jefterys and Thomas Hardy are capitally convicted for the llobbery ot Mr. Tryce, anet will executed next Monday. We hear his Majefty will to the ...
... John Ma/or, Bart Andrew Fiq; The Right H«n, Thomas S pacer, Eiq; Lord * Scotland. James Mathias, Digby Dent, £fq; George Peters, 'Efq; Samuel Mead, Eiq; Hardy , Edward Hooper, William Wood, jun. E}fq; Thomas Dwcket, Noble, Efq ; Tomlinfon, James HenckeH ...
... Francis Holbourne, £fq- Vire Admirals of the White, Hen. Harrifon, Efqj Thomas Cotes, Vice Admirals ot the Blue. Right Hon. Lord Harry Powlett, Rear Admiral the Red. Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. Rear Admiral the Whit j. . Extract a Letter from Admiral Smith, ...
... Letter from Bofton, dated May 15th, are informed, large Store Ship of 70.0 Tens with and Stand Arms, into Halifax Sir Charles Hardy. Letters from New York, the of Tune, there is Advice, that the Privates of that Pert have taken and brought fix French Dutch ...
... touched Halifax, which Place be left onSatarday lall, where was informed, that there then Sail Men War cruiziug under Admiral Hardy hat all •Centurion 60 Guns* were Halifax Ireland, except two or All the lode were arrived. The Wan War, with General Amhurit ...
... have taken Arms and joined the Troops that guard {the 'to (in France; June gio. 'Vie have recti vgii Orders fit out the la Hardie and with the Requm U Revanche fourVeftels were deftin'd cruize our about Time theFairofßeaucaire. Our Ramparts 3?e mounted ...
... fucceedSir aim Barnard as Father of ' the-City,- and -to the Ward Bridge Without which will occaAon a Vacancy in Caftlebaynard. Thomas defired the Court Aldermen that he might indulged with a Week longer to give his ' whether would ferve the Sheriff chis City ...
... Newgate, take their Trials the Admiralty for Pi-racy and Robbery, via Adam Hyde, Captain ; Nicholas Lieutenant- Thomas Wingfield, Mate; Thomas Kent, Boat!wain • Benjamin Philips, Boatfwain's Mate 3 and William Tories, an board Pirate Sloop. a Letter from ...
... »ceffion to Chrilt Church, where a Sermon was and aii Anthem fung. A few Days ago died at the Hot Wells near Mrs. Davies, Wife of Thomas Davies, Lfq, of the Woman of molt amiable whiTe Memory will be very dear to all who knew her. On Mr. Rogers's Rover beat Mr ...
... Anne Thomas, in the Parifi at. Qlave, and iteming Linnen and Houfhold. Goods to gieat Value. Tueiday John Topping w^ B committed to the ut>ove Gaol the fame Gentleman, for n,s flatter, Mr. Thorne, Tanner, divers Goods Value. The fame Day Thomas Rice was ...
... Thurot's Squadron, the reft of the Squadion having got back to Dunkirk. Advice was received Sir Edward Hawke and Sir Charles Hardy were returned to their Station oft' Breft and that M. was not failed as was reported. Tuefday Admiral Rodney failed from the ...