... pr( fays, ' I am this moment informed, that the ha, French are preparing to take poffeffion of th, Xlhrenbretflein ; Gen. Hardi having yelter- anw day marched to the Valley for the purpofe of notifying his orders to the Auftrian Com. nsandant of that ...

... has occafloned - her death to be a fubject of fincere regret. ..W ?? 3te t len .e 9 The Venus, Coutts, from London to St. Thomas's, is captured near Dominica, and carried into Porto Rico. e ARFLIBI), May 9. Countefs of Sutherland, s Mackie, from Leith ...

... i arlike flores Cr and ammunition, were on board i everything anJ r was ready, and the morey required by Gene- we of rals Hardy and Humbert, was drawn for on the Bank in call, and ?? neceffary orders Mc nand advice were given at the Treafury . the On ...

... current, was marri- ed here, John Smith Bradlhaw, Efq; to Mifs i Ogilvy, eldeft daughter of SirJohn Ogilvy, Bai t. t The Rev. Thomas Hardy, D. D. one of I the minilters of this city, and Regius Pro- c feffor of Church Hi fory and I);vinity in the I Univerfity ...

... C. M. Gibfon, Erq; 3 John Hay, Efq; Grand Treafuter. Mr Win Guthrie, Grand Secretary. Rev. Dr. Toucl, Grand Chaplain. Iqr Thomas rommers, Grand Clerk. It was unailmnoufy ngreed to adare1s his I Majefty on the Lte important naval vitoryt gained by Lord ...

... at St. Helena. The Court was compofed of Sir Roger Cur- tis, Bart. Captains Pickmore, Sir Thomas Williams, Legge, King, Larcom, Rogers, Payne, Weflern, Lukin, Hardy, Lawrie, and Paget ; and, after having heard Com- modore Lofack's orders read, and a long ...

... receive no C farther communications fron the Continent for fome time to come. b In the Fox cutter came parenger Captain rs Hardy, Lord Nelfon's Capttin, who left ax Palermo on the 14th of November. Their Neapolitan Majefties will remain in Sicily till ...

... icd 3 Of on- DU ),)d ate kc. M per bb- ?nd lie cc, the ain character, and an inflexible rectitude Of con- e; due}. Captain Thomas Manby is appointed to the command of the beautiful frigate le Borde-S lais, of 28 guns, at Plymouth. Captain Man. ,i by commanded ...

... VWilliam Rew Thomas Andrews Thomas Murray Thomas Haall Samuel Cook James Mervin John Erfiine a Mofes Gott John Lifflio John Newman David Rouet David Vanderiall John Hero James James Duncan M'fliac Thomas Neats George Brown 7 Benjamin Aymer ...

... Cumming, daughter of the late Sir John Curm- fL ming, formerly of the Bengal eqabliihment. it Married x1t7 curt. the Rev. Thomas S. Har- c, die, to AM!is JaneC Colvil, daugnter of the Rev. It a Mr Colvil, minifler of the goipl at Ormiftlon. t e On Monday ...

... oats, in the Corn Exclhange at 415. t per qnau ter, andi dii unnlawfully regrate So quarters of t .the fiid oats to Wi'liam Hardy, for the price of 435. h1 pi' ouartor. I Mr lirikiec frid, this was a cafe that deferted all r I rir atnti: tion anld all their ...

... prefes Gilbert Biddie, re-eledted treafurer i Wal- h ter Flenderfon, fecretary ; Thomas Hender- fon, Robert Falconer, and Francis Johnflon, ?? wards; John Shivas; Thomas Cook; Jas. d Thomfon, Alex. Henderfon, fen. John Clerk, , Alex. Black, John WSoodman ...