... AMichaeti Bryan, Efq. and filter to the Earl of Sbrewlbury. On Wednefday, of aparalytic itroke, Lady Hardy, widow of the-late Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. On Tuelday fe'nnight, in Charles. ftreet, Grofvenor fqnare, London, the Right- Hon. Lady Archer, for ...

... horfe hair and woollen manufacturers. June 24. Key Hardy and James Hardy, of Houghton Regis, Bedfordlhire fllraw hat manufafturer.s J Jnly 15. John lXillians, Thomas Crane, John Par- ; ker, and Thomas Bzfrrow, of Carliflei Cuinberland, iron nt founders ...

... Con (table, of Billiter.iane, London, tea-man. Toappe.r July 21, August 5, JOf at Gnldhal!.— ( Atr.>rt,.es, MelTrt. WaCcfon, Hardy, mi Ca.low, ! Loadun, Tho.-nis Lurcntr. of Charles-ftreet, Middlcfet, baker.! To appear July zt>, it), and Augull 30, at (JaiU- ...

... Fields, Middlefex, wlsolefale S permumer. It Sept.30. James Gould, John Thomas Taylor, & W . 'lomfont, of l\!itcham, Surrey, calico printers; fo far as P relates to the faid John Thomas Taylor. Em Oct. 1. Lazarus Brain Larwell, and George Andrews, h of Lower ...

... Ofbornep of Uttoxeter,-grocer, to Mi's Storer, of tihe former place. A tew days .rgo, Mr. JamesTempleoran, only nephew of Thomas Temrplenau, Eiq. bis Majefty's Dryftalter, to Mifs Mary Tarratt, daughter of Mr. Jamies Tarratt, hofier, Nottingham. On 'Tlefday ...

... Warnfcdroedart, London, merchants sad co- a partuers Dre. 1. Thomas Thomas, of Streatham-fireet, ti Mloomfliary, Miidlefx,jenveller. Dec. 1. Thus. Mean- li ig, Tliomils HeCUi0s~e, and Thomas Barman, of Barge. yard, Bnckletfbury, London, warehoufenuen and ...

... . Sept. 1I. D. Thomas, Liandilovaur, Carmarthenthire, j thopkeeper, at the Bulh lTavern, Briflol. Aug. 27. T. Gaikill and rG. Gaikill, Lancafter, linen.dra. pers, at the King's Artas, Lancafler. Aug. SI. T. H. Robinfon and G. N. Hardy, Liverpool,' pr ...

... committed to Warwick graol, to take their trials at 'the ensu- ing assizes, for burglariously breaking open the farm-house of Mr. Thomas Shaklespemr, of Fil- longley. On Saturday the 13th ult. three boys impru- dently ventured on a marl-pit at lestHeath, near ...

... Richard, jun. Ditto Hollier Thomas Walton. ?? A vtni (haw Thomas Sutton on the Hill Holmes George Bakewell Bagfhaw Jnhn Oaks Hope Rev. Charles Stead Derby B_inbrig«te John Biggin Hope John Ditto Cainbrigg. Jofeph Clifton Hopkins Thomas Long Eaton Bakewell William ...

... were paf- fed in the Houfe of Lords.--This Bill has fince received the Royal Affent.] BANKRUPTS FROM SATURDAY's GAZETrE. Thomas Wilkinfou and John Wighton, of Cateaton- fIreet, London, woollen drapers, May 16, 27, June 24, at Guildhall. %olicitor, Mr ...

... multuous la liaie of' tile eledtors took place yefterday tflie Crown aind Anchor Tavern, but no cau- 'ltie was to be found hardy enough to ?Ppole tiltereft of Lord Peri-C. Tlhe election is ted!O 'I uefday. It is intended that the Funeral of MTr. Fox, nch ...

... will put an end to her crimes with her exiftence. The French aod Drt.h fleets are ready to fail with an invading army; the hardy North is armking agairift her; Ruflia is preparing to pour out herr myriads upon her; Sweden is fitting out her fleet, Denmark ...