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... Cape Good Hope of the Re~delivery of Fort St, George and Madrafs, By the faid Ship we have an Account of the Death of Mr. Thomas Waller, Firft Lieutenant of his Majefty’s Ship the Harwich. the True Briton, from India, come up jo her Moorings at Deptford ...
... fearching his Pocket-Book, he appears to have been a Coiporal in General Handalyd’s Regiment of Foot fifteen Years, and named Thomas Hardie, but being difabled by a Wound in his left had been difeharged, and admitted the Benefit of Chelfea. There was Copy of ...
... wore mdde Slaves, ~ Capt. Wood, arrived at Dover, from Jamaica, {poke with the Duncannon, Elphinfton, che Dennis-and Efther, Hardie, and wue Porpoife, Ggay, 2il from Jamuica, tor Losdon, off Cape Antonio, all well 5 bui don’t mes: ivi the Time. CALEDONIAN ...
... CHATHAM. Wi illiam Frafer, James Mercer, Dennis Bond, Thomas Troy, Ralph Teeldale, Thomas Wright, William Luteman, Thomas Stamper, Thomas Smith, Robert-Edward Fell, Captains.——John Hayes, John McFee, Charles McKay, Jofeph Smith, William North, William ...
... gbove ai 6d.per Yard, Yard b or. undery and Cambricks, Damasks and Lawns at 44 per Yard. GCloth for this Field is taken in by Thomas Skeen and Fames Morton at their Bleacbfleld ; Alexander Cutbbertfon at their Manu-~ fadure in Aberdeen ; FJobn Cufbnie Merchant ...
... of William Troup, all lax-fijbers.—Tbe articles and conditions of voup, to be feen in the hands of mrs. Mevcer, [poufe to Thomas ANiercer merchant in Aberdeen. cr in the bands of T homas Mofman advocate in Aberdeeny who will commune and agree with any ...
... and fort t'-r this country, great care having been taken in cbufing the kinds from which they were bred ; and they tnufi be hardy, having never been houftd. A years trufi will given, reafinable dedußion for ready money. THAT Upon the Sth day of Augufi next ...
... French prifoners on board. They J. ,mes Anderfon, Dean of Guild ; Robert Grant, • bring nothing new only that Sir Charles Hardy Trcafurcr.—• Alexander Brodie efq; of Windywas Jailed on a cruize tor the mouth of Sr. Lau- hills, late provoft, John Marfhal ...
... outlawed fmugglers, one of which fome time ago appear’d along that coaft. 4, There is advice from America, that Sir Charles Hardy has made himfelf mailer of feveral i(lands on the river Sr. Lawrence, took many (hips in their ports, and deftroyed the filhery ...
... government there were fettled. It is faid that brigadier general Wolfe has the command of the land forces on board fir Charles Hardy’s fleet gone up the river St. Laurence. 4. And that colonel Monckton commands thefe gone to St John’s river. 5. One letter ...
... Guardaloupe, viz. The Mary, Houfton, from Antigua to St. Martin ; the Dobbs, Woolridge, from Antigua to North Carolina the Anna, Hardy, from Antigua to Philadelphia the William and Thomr.s, Lang, from N. York to Jamaica ; the Galley, Bible, from Philadelphia ...
... nuith Sir Ed-tvard Hanjjke, Nov, 20. Guns. Men. Royal George xoo gg 0 C Sir Edward Hawke, Capt. Campbell, 7-70 Sir Charles Hardy, ''° Capt. Evans, 750 Capt. Graves, 90 780 Capt. Buckle, Mars 600 J mcs Young Efq; c. Commodore, Warfpite 74 600 Sir John Bentley ...