... MuhsquichH ryhris, to ihe -Royal G~eorgp, G.eorgde larclaj. to mg!~gouI ona Archer, to this Desir~ee jo in S nubtoth Uihrl ctee Thomas IV. Carter, to the Arethusia Josp Cilmnt in o Malta; George. Davwe, to the 'Royal Wtian Dni0 ien, to thie Bcchante; LdWard ...

... l1rown, ditto;, 13etscy, ?? ditto; Thames, Nicttls, ditto; tOrient. one ditto; Amn and the l3etsey, both of Sunderlanrl, ditto- Thomas and Mary, from London, ditto; the 13ritannii, ChIarles, front london, for Berwick, dissnasted, anml towed in ity the Broughty ...

... Abrahamn Mendoza,forahigbwayrobbery; Richard Mincing, James Hickey, Morris Henley, John Copsey, William Lewis, John Hardy, James Maghirah, Thomas Clayton, and John Clay- ton, for like offences; Edward Gurling, for stealing in a dwel. ling-house; Margaret Welsh ...

... 6tat regi- ~n mentron board forrhe West Ildies-Camden, Minervai Vitto- it aia (sat), Vittorta (zd), Caldicote Castle, Medusa, Thomas and d: Mary, and Wilson. ' Sailed several merchartmen, for their destinations. ;. DeAL, 0c6T. 27.-Sailed this morning the ...

... similar cir- curnslances, which caused much alarm in these parts.- *,On the evening of the 16th of June last, the house of dDr. Thomas, at Wareham, was broke open, at tire time t, all the family were attending divine worship ; some r- bank notes, cash, and ...

... Wyndham's Skim, 8St. alb. . . D. of Grafton's Sir Thomas, Bst. 41b. t fa- At the commencement of the betting Equator was the fa- vourite, Sir Thomas afterwards became the first favourite-6 to I le 4 agst. Sir Thomas-6 to 4and 13 to 8 agst. Equator-2 to I and ...

... East Lbeap, for Wie purpose of investigating the cause of the death ef Drr. Alex. Hardy, a Russia merchant of considerable emi- pence, partner in the house of Goodwin and Hardy, of Union- court, Broad-street, who put an end to his existence by drowning himself ...

... Prescott, C, B. is expect- ed to-sail on Wednesday hext for the river Plate, to join the. seuadron ttnder Cbmnodote Sir Thomas ?? Hardy, KCB.- 2hi Dfri4 frigate, Captain T. Graham, arrived at Portsmouth ons5dtidy1 6Rm the RiverwiDl probably sailin a few ...

... and remain the Orozimbo, Stowe, from Ant- werp, for St. Thomas'a. Arrived and sailed for the Rivtir, the Betsey, Donkin, from Havre. The Hamburgh ship Johanna and einrich, Harris, from St. Thomas's, with sugar, &c. got pe cinrch, romSt. ithsuga, - ar entangled ...

... lied Lion Inn, Colciester. Solii- tors, Messrs. Sparling and Co., Colchester; and 1'resrs. S&e- vens zand Co., Little St. Thomas Apostle. ?? Spencer, of Gray's-ins-lanie, live~ry-stable-keeper, No*.2, Dec. 4, and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Soslicitors ...

... 11 of the privateer's crew were killed. and she was in a sinking state when she struck. The Grampus carried her into Saint Thomas's. 'h'le Abeona, of New Orleans, arrived at Curacoa on the 12th of August,prize to the Hercules Spanish brig of war, and was ...

... not to see sted he the fault lays with the English Ministry, and not in the sailors. wen Had I been in the shoes of Sir Thomas Hardy, I should have inaacted precisely as lie. has done-what officer i iisii senses, will ids incur Serious responsibility, ...