... PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. Jas. Walker and Thomas Everard, Liverpool, rope-makers, ,in ship-ehandlers, and porter-dealers. MEETINGS OF-CREDITORS. HoUR. ice May 19, R. S. Clare- . M .- -essrs. J. and G. Crump's, 1 -, David Hardie, second, - * - - - - ?? George Inn ...

... twetity years of age. and resided with her mother and sisters, in Yell- eman's-row, iJrumpton;, she had been visited by otie Thomas King, a moaster brisklayer, to whom she was to have been married ; that on Monday week she packed up some wearing c apparel ...

... the( Masters of Coal Vessels wasirehl here onl Friday lAst, at the Golden Lion. Oin thle motion of Captain J. Barwise, Mir. Thomas Faramn was votedl in'o the Chair. Mr. FEARON, after lamrenting- the depressed state of rthe Coal Tradle, protposed a plan ...

... from SpitbeAd ; st that we have now here, ihe ')cean (V'ce.-Admiral Lord Amelins Ieaticlerk), Welleslk) (Rear-Admitfal Sir Thomas Hardy), Genoa, Windsor Castle, Albion, Melville, Gloucester, Spartiate, Ronmney, Pyrarritis. Falcon, and Lyri; the Sandwich packet ...

... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. SAMUEL ROBINSON DAWSON and WILLIAM MATSON, of Wa- ter-lane, Tower-street, wine-mercklsts. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS CHANTLRR, of Pendleton, Lancashire, hqp-merchant, Mlarch 7 S, and AorlI 3, at ten, at White's Hotel, King-street, Manches- ...

... race an51 one religion, while her wise toleration unites the rest very closely to the majority. Thursdav Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy put to sea fronm St. Helen's in the Pyramns frigate, Capt. Ceorge Sartorius, with seven sail of experimen'tal ships, viz ...

... FOREIGN SAILED. For Har,,6o', Ann, Wilher; Thornton, Hill. For Riga, Camberwell, Rounding; Echo, Walion; Vigilant, Thorp; Thor6, Hardy. For Dram, AgneQsa, Abraeoson; Fier Sodskende, Billow. For Rotterdam, Aquatic, Allison Willinms, Coate4; Thetford, Patrick ...

... con~stant harrier to the alteration olf a stale of offairs and politics in Irel-ind, which scarcely six men in England wculd bie hardy enough to say could be allowed to remain in their pre- sent ruinous condition. (Much cheering.) Thle Right Hon. Gentleman had ...

... between the United Slates and our West India I Islanis. The intelligence was as unexpected .as unwel- . cnme. ?? believe St. Thomas's will now be the great h ettrepot. tl The 11furitius.-From a statement whicb has been laid f ketinre the EHouse of Co6mmons ...

... 'Bridge-street, Southwaik. THOMAS HARDY,'0 ColCwley, Middlesex, buIlder, Clay212, 29. and June 29 at eleven, at tise Court of Cominissioners of Bankrupts, Ba, uinrhall-streeet. Sollaltorh blessres. W.atson & Broughton, Falcon.square. THOMAS JONES, ol de White ...

... ire, carpenteer pd . ?? Jarvis, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, buide,.r- Thomas Lambert, Chapelthorpe, Yorkshire, ?? 11 and John Warrick,-,lymouth, Devonshire, earthenwsre-dealer,.- Thos. Hardy, Cowles , Middlesex, ?? Jones, London, tavern-leeper.-N. Harris, ...

... Timothy Jarvis, of Sculcoates, York, builder. Thomas Laubert, of Ctiapelthorpe, York, tanner. John Dickinsatd John Warrick, of Plymouth, earthenweve mcn. 'Thomas Hardy, of Cowley, Middleatx, builder. Thomas Jones, of Fetter-lane, tavern ke2per. Nathaniel ...