... arrive in Great Britain on or before the I{t O&. next. A Gentleman of Leicefterfhire, who lately died, has left to the Hon* Thomas Erfkine an eftate in that county, and another in Derbythire, fubjedt to fome legacies to be paid thereout, of the value of ...

... this day. The Shillelagh, Chambers, for London, under convoy of the Sandwich lugger, waits a fair wind. FIsH OIL FOR SALE. THOMAS GRAHAM, Chichgftersßuay. % z Belfaft, Junyfs, 18c1. FARMERS, GRAZIERS & CGARDNERS. A’l LINDSAY’s Seed-fhop, Donegail-ftrect ...

... Dobbs Mr. Sur. Stevenfon Ir. Smych Mr. Wm. Newfam ir. Woolefly Mr. James M‘Cleery Vm. Clark Mr, David Bigger muel Gibfon * Thomas M‘Donnell “lis naue was omitted by miftake in our laft. —sulP NEWSfibernia, Montgomery, from hence, arrived in the tsth ...

... Blacker and James Rawfon Leighle-i Mickael Furnell, Matthias Woodmalfon, and Henry Bevan - e Limerick Thomas and’ Robert Maunfell . Ditte. NAME or FIRM. Thomas and Wm. Roche - Ditto. Ricbard and Robert Fulgon - Lifbuso. Sir Andrew Fergufon, B:. Henry Alexan- ...

... his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Ciief. Harrvy Cavvert, Adj. Gen. Navar Awscpors—Ta the reign of Queen “ Anoe, Captain Hardy, whofe thip was Rationed at i Lagos Bay, happened to received undoubted intelli- i gence of the arrival of the Spanith galleons ...

... the Lady of Edward Sterling, aloa, = MARRIED~= qu:\pn. on the 4th in@. Robert Hardin, of Haryhl-? l.o‘ Mils Hardy, daughter of William Hardy of ~ a M 5 D IR D — 7 morning the 16th ult. at Athe, in Hampthire. . oce of a fali from a horfe, which fhe furvived ...

... R «ne, A-'r** r AI.T,ACT>, LYLE, WHITTLE, have (hr Sale, Small of very Roe.J Klln-drlfd WIIHAT, at prewut ,’, sffiv, „f Mr.THOMAS M'KIESIN, of Portafertv.—A sample ef it may seen tiesr Storas, In Bdfa*. April IS. Of the lit* of ~J' , O 3£ SOLD AUCTION ...

... Poynt* Stewart .5 S. de la fJttb. lyJajrce 13 Walter Roccrt* John Charley .13 Jojin Hardy Thomas Andrew* 513 Thomas 5 l3 Walltxm Coul»n ,5-13 John Smyth M'Minus 5 13 Thomas Wln.mery 5 William M'Clure 3 FOR NEW-YORK. v' AfKtrica*. Ship AtJQjJ&TA-* JAMES D ...

... John 5 13 9 Nath. Magee 5 9 John Rus-ell 5 13 9 Walter Roberts 5 9 John M‘Car.ce 5 9 John 5 9 Robert 5 9 John Hardy 9 John Thompson 513 9 Thomas Andrews Robert Keid dc Co. 5 9 Venur 5 9 Adam Clean 5 13 9 William 5 19 9 Hugh Montgomery John Smyth 5 9 Robert ...

... as-given.in the Barbedoes Mercuryi— ¢ Vice-Adin. Lord Nelson, Vietory. . covevenae 110 Ellcar-.&dm'ml Marray, ¢ TH la;)um T, Hardy. . Rear- Admiral T. Lewis, PP ...

... with pursuing their robberies at a distance, thz‘r:w approach our harbours, and uoless something is to correct this evil, our hardy mariners must seek that safety and protection in our corn-fi¢lds which our Government seems to deny them on the ocean. ‘ S ...

... FLEET, 30, 1805. G t Cafitatnu Vi&ory 100 Lord Nelson. T. M. Hardy. !)8 C. Collingwood. E. Rotlieram. Prince Wak-s.. Sir R. •. Wm. Coming. Britannia 1('0 Kar! of Northesk. Chat Ics Builer. Thomas Louis. F. W. Austin. Sl'/*.'. (Jttr.y* Captains, Harvey. Prince ...