... Hingess Bolts, &c. for builders, carpenters, awl cabinet-makers' us.-, &c. N~~ 0.~i 6 1 , FLEET-S I'REET, LON I ) JN.?- THOMAS HARDY, with sincre graiitude, at this returning season, renews his annual acknowledgments to his friends and the public, for ...

... 74., Captain O. Hardy, for a Court Martial to be then and there holden on Lieutenant Southcote, of La Renard, 24, Capt. Cathcart, on a charge of tyranny, &c. preferred against him by Mr. Mitchell, late purser of that ship. Capt. O. Hardy, President; J. ...

... and an apology was made at Covent- Garden Theatre for her inability to perform her part in Tke Cabinet. ' Sir Thomas Liddell has taken Mr. Thomas Orby Hunter's house, in Manchester-square, lor the season. Lord Sydney and family are gone for a few days to ...

... morning' in the Offing, His Majesty's ships Rosario, Captain M*-uncey ; Peterell, of 16 guns, Captain — ; and Clau- sula center, Thomas, all on a cruise against the smugglers. — Wind S.W. Sheerness, Aug. B. — Arrived His Majesty's ship Tamer. The Harpy is paid ...

... ot La Renard, of L, Capt. Cathcarr, hr.ished on Saturday, on board the Centaur, of 74 guhs Rear Admiral Dacres. | Capt. O. Hardy* President ; J. Liddel, Esq. Jt^ge Advocate. The charges against him being fulf proved, of misap- plying the allowance of neeesyary ...

... lndu-s ; Montruma, M.irgan, from Charleston ; Matthew and Thomas, Richardson ; and ja.-on, lodd, fr m St. Kitt's. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships St. Alhan's, Admi- ra_ Lutv, idge, Capr. Hardy; Nemesis, Commo- d*.ie Sutton, Capt. Owen ; Amazon, Capt ...

... Plymouth, grocer - - 2 10 J. Hardy, Leadenluil-strett, silversmith - 2 lo A. De Mends, Pavement, Mooifieid;, merchant 2 10 J. Lioyd, Woolwich, victualler . - - i lo J. Brown, Goldsmith-street, warehouseman - 1 10 Thomas Ro^er^on, Ox lord- street, li ...

... at Guildhall. Dec. 7. T. Rutherferd, of Scotch-yard, Bush-lane, Cannou-sticet, London, broker, at Guildhall. — Dec. 14. R. Thomas, of Broad-street, St. Gi!t, ? s, glass-seiler, at Guildhall. — Dec. 4. J. Coxon, late of Queen-street, Cheapside, merchant ...

... and no Article sold Dor I ;-,>- Linens. NEW-INVENT ED BLACKING, PA IRON. ISEDand USED for the KING and ROYAI 1 .. MILY.— HARDY'S IMPERIAL BLACKING POW- DER, a Chemical Prep iratioo, which will neither soil the finest linen or smell disagreeable. It *ottens ...

... imm d-ately. As much attention is paid to their morals, as to their instruction in the business. Applications to X B. at Mr. Thomas., feather- merchant, Duke-street, St. James' i, will be duly attended to. A FAMILY, in READING, are desirous of taking TWO ...

... is sold by Robeit Hardy, the Propiietor, J at Ix'o. 5, Barnard's Inn, Holborn j and by most Boot- \ makers and Venders oi Patent Medicines in the United 1 Kingdom, in tin boxes, at is. and is 6d. each, with pro- ! per brushes. HARDY likewise procures ...

... Lad ofoslyn C. NalsonGole, Esq. CJ- Hon. Lord Eardley John Wilmot, fcsc. Kt -H.Hon.Addington,P.C. T. Everett, Esq. M. P. Thomas Bemad, Esq. Treasurer. And the Co,crr.'>rs ar.d Guaidi^ns - fthe Corporation. inns anil Anthems, suitable t,;:ie occasion ...