... Key, Esej, deceas Ccc Wilm l aCBss, used.eigl d FoREOGN.OCFTCE, OCT. '20.s The Queen has been pleased to appinove of Mr. sei Thomas Were Foxjti., as Consulat Plymouth for the itn Republic hoCWlili. adi Ott WHTITEHIALL, OCT, 17. inm The Queen tas been pleased ...

... Galton, placed on the Seconded list. E BANKRUPTS. 1 LAWRENcE, Thomas, Reading, Berkshire, linen dra. per s BROWN, John, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn- rt fields, carver and gilder t BOWLES, Thomas, Horstnonden, Keat, licensed vic- t tualler a CtAa.,sMPESS ...

... dated July 28, 1.830. BANKRUPTS. Edward Hawthorn and Williamn Edward Lloyd, Burton-upon- Trent, linen-drapers Thomas Neighbour, sen. and Thomas Neighbour, Joi. King- street, West Smithfield. vwie merchants Robert Roper Clarke, High Holbomn, victualler Samuel ...

... Esq. (1897), JosePh m. Aottley, Essq. James Wolfer Eseq. To be Raeired Comnninndesrs-Chadles Champion, S. G. Irvine, Thomas Edmonds, Thomas P. Clarke, Archibald Black, Richard, C. Maould, ThoR. Simpson, Johln Ballantyne. T'o be Lieutenants-Spencer Sterling ...

... George Grimes, at St. Helens, who was accidentally ?? accordingly. Married on the 14th inst., at St. Thomas's Church, ye Newport, by the Rev. Dr. Worsley, Thomas Brown, Es. Of wE Burnham Market, Norfolk, to Priscilla Msartha, daughter of the FT latn' Mr. Ohadiah ...

... bounty ot 30/. a year, a 51. a year for th . each young gentlemen instructed. (to fit it The name of Sir Thotnas Masterman Hardy, ga c Barr., G.CHB., is so intimately connected with the giori- ;, ous days of the Nile atd Trafslgatr, and so associated let ...

... packet service. WA'ARt OFFICE. AIARCIa 7. -194/i Foot-Captain Frederick Deacon, from half-pay LJnattached. to be Captain, vice Thomas Beckham, who exchlangesi; March II. Unattached--Lieutenant Frederick Deacon, from l91i Foot to he Captain, without purchase; ...

... kntves and forks, the property of Charles Cook, he of Orchard.lane, were ?? committed for trial at the r . rnext sessions; Thomas eFowles, for assaulting the r it, police in the execution of their d ty, was fined 21., alid a r. Bf. costs, or o ittontli ...

... ushersI and oil mnerchants Lewis and lstaao Iseaes, Wnehester, fsuirers r JuliII Pope, Great Yannouuth,eabitet rniko - . Wm. Hardy, Kitry-.Moor-side, Yorkshire. talpr ' Itelryiay, Leeds, vietualler William John, Lawson, Loinbard-street,bill broker Samuel ...

... His Majeftys'fhips' St. Fiorenzo, Capt. -Sir H. Neale; Venils, Capt. Graves, Topaze,; Capt. Church; and Endymion, -Capt .Sir Thomas- t WillamsrwithTroops for Ireland ...

... joint. Private %Villiam Dunn, 58th Regiment, injury ofthe lbre arm. Private Martin Rogers, 58th Regiment, slightly. Serjeant Thomas Kells, 65tb Regiment, slightly. Corporal Win. Allsop, 65th Regiment,, severely; wound of the thigh. Private Jacnes Frysn, ...

... Mr. Silverlock's there came some hardy and exotic plants, fa beautiful stand of the newest verbenas, some B bouquets of the choicest Bourbon and perpetual roses dahlias, and a collection of coniferous and other hardy plants, in pots, carefully named, ...