... distinguishis the Russian froni ie troops ofaiiy oterpatioh 1, his I sxtraordinary strengih. 'He i , indis- iulablv, the most hardy of soliers. Noat. tacks;houever long or obstinate;fatigue ilm'. .The Russiiamnoldierdresses his Sef thty ulen h~e ear ;-lhe ...

... to Botany Bay. An'alarming fire broke out on Friday even- ing, at 6 o'clock, in the back warehouses of Messrs. Hedart and Hardy, wholesale chemists, in Queen-streelt Cheapside, which fut awhile thireatened tlhe destructiolxof the neigh hbourhood. Tile ...

... his Majesly's Fleet. Also to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the Unitcd Kingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, to Thoma% Maslerman Hardy, Esq. Captain in the Royal Nasy, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. His Majesty is said to have ordered ...

... the House of Lords. The hearse was entirely without ortlament, drawn by 4 horses, Ina ac- ?? onlyr by; Mlesrs. Mlarsh and Thomas, of tlie Lord Chamberlains Oljce. It-reached; the Ilouse of Lords a tittle-afier 9 o'clock; when thecocifin was placed on ...

... Manahcster, couton-slanntuactuurer. John Wood, DManchester, coton, spinner, Thomas Beard, Manchester, sadler, Joseph Hardy, Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer. Married. A few days since, Mr. Thomas Goldsmith, of Ixworth, to Miss Mathew, niece of Mr. Whaits, of the same ...

... Chas. Hardy, taf the City of Norwich, grocer, to shew cause why arriminal information should not be exhibited against him, ftr certain misdemeaniurs at the Snit Of Mr. Sheriff`Ansell, vsv dischnmrgd, upon the uudertaking ot the saiti Chas. Hardy, to pay ...

... Wlvin. Manby Esq. on a charge of having stolen a copper tea kettle, of the value of IOs. :d. the ptoperty of Thomnas Watson. Thomas IMioss was committed, by George Spurrell, Esq. on the 4th inst. charged with stealing two trusses of hav, the propertty of ...

... Alixandria tails her towers To George's mightier name. Finn are the sons that Britain leads To combat on the mumin, Anti firma her hardy race that treads In steady march the plain: An.d proudly nmay her hards record The victor arm, the victor sword, T1hat drives ...

... that reading and writing were con4 ducive to virtue and morality ? ir. Whitbread said, if there should be no other man found hardy enough to assert that the knowledge of reading anA 'writing must be conducive to vir- tue and morality. he must be that man ...

... late of the .Ninories. Lateiy was married at Tendring, Essex, Mr. I Benj. Carrington, of Little Bromley, to Miss I Alary Hardy, daughter of Mr. Robert Iarty, of Bradfield. Samle day, Ir. ltobt.liardv,jun. of Tendring-hall, to Miss Carrington. Lately ...

... 180 muen, from Guadaloupe; has been sunk by a flritisb frigate, and all the crew drowned. . Tuesday about 11 o'clock, Sir Thomas Hardy attended at the Chamberlains Offic, Guild- s hall, where he was prcsented with the Freedom e of the City, and an elegant ...

... fortbh. wl~ich .is toaiyr the tyrrast in his course, and to assert and aveige the eause of freedoua and of man. I oCrier.; Sir Thomas Dyer arrived il towrn on Tuesday: even ad imneko ely~ ad..aconfeence with, 7 &ty.hMioisters. Heihadsan astonish- inglv quiol ...