... Ruddam Home, Efq. of Ion- forotacus, Rear Admira' of the Red. On Wedinefcday of a paralytic ftroke, Lady Hardy, wvidow of the latc Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. On Thurfday laft, at Hampton, the non. Juliana Bryan, wife of Michael Bryan, E[q. add fillter to the ...

... lplauie, exhibits thegallant atchievemients of LordNelfbn and his daring aZoci_ ates in their late brilliant vi6t6ry over the hardy, Danes. Thefe are moft faithfully delincated, and what has he- ver betore been viewed on any Itage,,a real feventy-four, (invented ...

... uial had been made concerning the zonvits at .eVhoojvi r h ad Mr. ATT(IRNIEY GFNER:A. 1O-moved-that a pcrfon of the name of Thomas Spent e fhould bc ca3led in and charged withan information xwich he had mled'fs him ex Sfficio. 11u,- Spenee' w>as accornogly ...

... li, Yorklhire, and Plaiftof-louae, Kent. George Tickner Hardy, Efq. of Au'in Frli condariecs of the City of Lohddn. ars, one of theSe- On Tuefday, tilc %3d int. at Harupftead Place, Kent, Thomas On Wednefday lait,at Walliaghanz-pladc, after a ilhorit ...

... the Numibers which are publillied dur- ing the firnt Six Months., Comnmunications and Corr&trtions Ihould be addrffed to Mr. Thomas HuIt, No, 32, Paternofter- ro3w, London. I -WENTY-SIX Y8EARS fuccefsful treatment wsri1I If . peak more than everi the molt ...

... money-ferivener, Aug. 24, 2z;, at ten, Sept. 22, at ele- ven,at the Red-Lion, &ewport, SaIup. Attorney, Mr. Stan- ley, Newport.- - Thomas Glks, of tarnvick, confad r, Aug.2-4, 25, Sept. a2, at cleven at the Blick Svan, Warwick. Attorneys, Mr. J. Smart, No 8, Staple ...

... and the Skelton Cafile, Captain Matthew Ifacke; the Phasnix, Captain William Moffat, fronm Bombay; the Rockiogham, Captain Thomas Butler, from Madras and Bengal. The Swallow, Lord Morningtor, and Georgiana Packets are expedted fnortly to arrive. Pr.eywouraiu ...

... day no Propofal will We re- ecived. Signed by Order, WM. J. HOMAN, See. THEREAS the Partnerfhip hitherto carried on by ' us, THOMAS SlLVEiTER and WILLIAM KNIGHT, of Great Windmill-ftreet, in the Parifh of Saint james, Wcftminlter, in the County of Middlefex ...

... ? james Curry, M.D. . Brovwe . S. Wcfley A. P. Cooper W. Reed, . , Banks Richard Saumarez T. F. Vandercorn r. Hofegood Thomas Hardy . L. lewis ?? Wred - J. A. Gillham, P. Bird WIV. Saunder;, M.D. . C. Saunders . 1. Lairn W. Babington,_M.D. 1.ones W. Miller ...

... Of Lsns!; Cse Flo)wers, &c.-Addrefs 'at Mrt. Urel- ses .!tier6, CCcv'itry-hts'eet, iPuccaclilly. ACADEMY Gu ,RsNsEY.-Rev. THOMAS jil'U, A. B. receive into h.is Fausily 'welvc Yousng , .u tirndcr ti yeses of age, as PARLOUR BOAKID- l-cy ',s'ill have tlse ...

... of Madras, was publicly read and proclaimed. |After the publication of his Majefly's Lett. rs Patent, the Honourable Sir THOM.As ANDRew STIA'NGE took the ufual oaths of offite as the firtl Chief Ju~tice; is and the Honourable Mr. ludfice GW!LLI'NE, and ...

... BENCH, Ml.ty 24, Thomas Baldock, found guilty of fupplying the Ma. rines at Cnatham with adulterated bread, was lentenced to pay a fire of cool. and to be imptifbned fix weeks. THE KING V. HEWITT. The Defendant was commander of the Hardy gun. boat, and ...