... Charhams linen-dirapcis De. cemnber- 8,- 9, at one, and aanuary a6, at ten, at Guildhall.-5 Attarnies, 4essrs. 1Eatorin anl; Hardy, Birchij-lane. Gan y Kiowlos, Of IBirrringsham,'. druggist, De-cenmber 12, I4g and lanuary'6., at twelve, at the Shakspear ...

... soap-manrufadbirer, )f Februarya, 6, ?? 5,at twelveat Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jansle Reilly., Stafford-row, Jluckinghiam-gate. if Thomas Cassidy, of Waltham Abbey, shopkeeper, JanuarV, it 26, lo, and March 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. It Syddall, A ...

... that,. vas occasion was a Rear-admiral. ere Iord- HoLLAND observed that Sir Thomas HaIdy- in was not thanked in the vitoi ry f Trafalgar.- he Lord MULGRAVE sa-id, Sir Thomas Hardy was nut for Captain of the fleet. ed, The Earl of LAUDERDALE observed, that ...

... d George Baker, ofTatfield, Durhsam, spirit-nierchant, April 9, at tenl, as2, and May 7, at eleven, it tire hsou of A.V. H-ardy, shed Bishopsvearrnouth. ?? Mr. John 1-istob, Catharhine-. court, S'etising-lane ; Mr. Hutchniistin, Bihslopwesrrsniuthir ...

... under E.nglish conoy for Catalonia. Ge- neral Dalryrnppe. had s' iled for England to answer for t his coriduct. General Don Thomas Morla leaves this I wiace shortly foi- Aran; ez, for the purpose of inspeffing t *the Artillerv, and L0 assist a;.the Supreme ...

... 1-ewidgtafi-buttsi D ?? DlVIDENDt February 4, iaac lsraesl une5, ,of Hachtney, merchant- = Januaryg3c, Thomas Steadmanets-of Redmire, York, grocer -Januaryd6, Thomas ; Parkin of .Witbsm, York, woodmionger 'January 3, Elliott Dvawson, otf Hiiiqkley, Leicester, ...

... breaking off of. i!at connexion. A Mr. Wiralsby and Mary Ann Taylor w.tere also ordered to attend the same Committee. Sir THOMAS T r no o moved', that's Ltxvteen I should be ordered. t3 producebefore thesame C6r;tiittee i all sueh ,apers as hle had 'in ...

... B1il for to-morrow se'nnight. The dropped orders of yesterday relative to the erection of a Monatmentto the Menmory ef Capt. Hardy, the Irish Militia Famliese Bring the Attorney-General's notice of a motion for letie, thebrg in a Bill- for the Suppression ...

... aation was cried before the Lord Chief Ba- ion of his Majesty's Court of Excheqter,. commenced by one Thomas Chl-nberlaihn as Comntnon Informer, against Thomas Hill, the servant of Richard- Dyer, a Coal-merchanti ttnder the same Hawkers' A&, to re. cover the ...

... wounded. i Names of Officers and Men killed and wounded. | PXINOESS CrSR`tINAI. K KLirmo-Gordon Carrington, Midshiijiran; Thomas At- hins. Oidil ary16aria ; John Price, Landrianm | I Wotrsesat George Craig, Able Seaman, reverely, Daniel Laverry, Ordinary ...

... Atkmins O ADAERSGATE, WARD. 0 CharlesAldridge Thomas loveland n 'George King JohnRowlatt. e JoSeph 'turner :- George BlOgg A2 OATL C l WVilliam Sbarp ; Edwvard Zrlsby. pauiel Britten BILL41]GSGAj E. Thomas ?? ' . Cawtbor, - i Win LBlaiOi'SoATe. 'Sir Wm ...

... Blogg - Jarmes Tadd; Wilfi'am Sharp Scanuel v Depety I Anthony * Thomas' Matthew George C * Xdwarr4 ' Sir Wm. John Duc Sam. Nas Williarn Sam 'l'ot John LElhid Wm. Ca I5eputyC Thomgg I Thomas Ph. Greet James La, Nath: Sau Robert .B Thpmas 1\ John crol , -James ...