... apprehended.-At a Special Sessions held at Wakefield on Tuesday last, Sir George Armytage, Dart., of Kirklees Hall, and Charles Hardy, Esq., of Bradford, qualified ns Magistrates of the West Riding.- Doncaster Gazette_.REPaEsENTATIO N OF Ro- cnEsTxR.-It is ...

... vessel, and lost her malnast, aud had to put back agaln. Tbo Alexander Savilr, Tuleff, from Newcastle, has put Into Revsl. The Thomas, Savage, of and for Newcastle, Is wind- bound at Lonndonderry. The Elizabeth, Storm, from Stockton, has put into Sheerness ...

... landed at Flambro'. The Charles,.Jamieson, from Newcastle; Alexander, 'Lambeth, and Apollo, Chambers. from Newcastle; Hope, Hardy, and Pedlar, Curl, from Sunderland; and Sophia, . Carlett, from Sunderland, have put into Scarbro'. The Ann, Mackford, from ...

... Sunderland, from Qnebec,pasted the ttoadsthismorning for Gloticeiter. itourBas POatTLANet, Oct. 27.-Put it uRad,:the Wanderer. Hardy, from Nesvrostle.for Gibraltar. Toasaxoity, October 24.-23d.-Put In here, the Bris- tBail Packet, Cowiper, from Newcastle, ...

... months' notice. No quotation of them has yet been given.-Times.I It is generally believed that Mr Thomas Henry Lister, the Hon. Edmund Phipps, and Mr Thomas Vardon are the commissioners for taking account of i the population of Great Britain in July next ...

... Bucklersbury, wholesale stationers. John Squiers, Ipswich, fruiterer. Wilson Wood, and John Holmes, Maidstone, tea dealers. Thomas Clifton, Barnard Castle, Durham, printer, (July 1 and 21, at the Newcastle upon Tyne District Court of Bank- ruptcy; solicitors ...

... 3.-Simon Hardy, late of Wisbech St. Peter's, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, linen-draper, Rose and Crown Inn, Wisbech St. Peters. John Dodshon the Ouner, late of Darlington, Durham, linen-manufacturer, m(logs Head Inu, Darlington. July 9.-Thomas Peake, ...

... 19.-The North Daurham, Moon, arriv- ed in the river, has lost anchor and about 14 fathoms of chaln.. Sheerness, Nov. 15-Tho Thomas, of and from Sun- derland for London, got on the Maplin Sand yesterday afternoon, and remains. - 16.-The boatmen have this ...

... STOCKTON. n bi ABBIrsD COATsIVIS.- Richmond, Heplistall; Wt ThIrsk- Packet, Sherwood, from London, Beftoy, Evans; .1lizabet,; Thomas, fromn Port Madoc,; iHooper, Crosier,, from Glasgow; Slepbens, Scott; Margaret, Anderson, of from Dundee. Also, 2 vessels ...

... leaky The Eden, from Caeruarvon for Strckton , Jane and iilargaret from Snoderland ; ailvina, Carnaby, from Blyth; Liberty, Hardy, from Newcastle; and Green- wood, Duastr, from Seaham, have put Into Portsmouth during the last few days. The Mary Ann, Johnson ...

... Itgs' Hartley AMaii.iE Biltom and Co. TheVULory, Jarvis for Gibraltar with 60 cha Newcastle Hartley steanm..W J Wysardso The Thomas Young, Essen for Havaunab with 149 cbs Soual Pelaw..Losh, Wilson, and Bell, The Margaret, Turner for Bermuda with 144 ins ...

... LIST. Skips 4 Captains. From To Loading June 17-Exchange, LeeDanzig London wheat Messenger, Ward ditto ditto ditto 18.-Venus, Hardy Memel ditto timber Gute Hoffnung, Panzer Danzig. Newcastle ditto Mfartha,Sanderson ditto ' London wheat Success, Liedke Newcastle ...