... Francis Thomas Quarl e s , roullhasi, and Meffrs. Windus's and Holloway, Chancery- George Nightingale, of Leadenhall-ftreet, Carver, Oct. 2, 9, and Nov. 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kibblewhite, Gray's-inn-place. Thomas Archer Simkins ...

... George and Dragon Inn, at ten. Attornics, Messrs. Cirdale, Hallwarcl, aim Spear, Gray’s Inn, London; and Ml Edwards, ilahtax. Thomas South Shields, Durham, ship-owner, June 18, 19, and July at eleven, ai the Shakespear lavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. JoEcpn ...

... George and Dragon Inn, Dewfbury, York. Atitornies, Metlrs. Cardale, Hallward, and Spear, Gray's Inn, and Mr. Edwards. Ilalifax. Thomas- Dagg, South Shields, Ship-owner, June IS, xci, and July 20, at eleven, at the Silakerpear Tavern, Newcaftleupon-Tyne. Attomies ...

... LUCAR’s arrived from JongChnlopher,- Bnftol Providence Goodwill, Hull LivmgOon; Sibbald Le.th BILBO A . arrived from Suiannah, Hardie o® Petrus Dingemans Amiterdam Maitfe, Bt uni mat Hull Nordcfternen, Kort Bergen Courier Van Rotterdam Cucnd-y Aerial, Afpilago ...

... John Smith, Wilkinfon, Crowder, Csdwell, James Smith i Thomas Smith, Roberts, Leigh, Metcalf. Cdemln Street.---Meffrs. Sadler, Davies, Paynter, Weft, Donne, Edwards. Cr;pplepte Wahin-MelTrs. Hardy, Birt, Valance, Delver, liigden, Paine, White, Kent. ...

... KING'S BENCH. . , him and the late Tippoo Saib will be fully eflablifn- Thomas Hewitt, a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, and that the policy of Marquis Wellefley will j who commanded the Hardy Gun brig, and aa-eil appear to reit upon pure principles. . ;I i alio ...

... articularly , to thofe againfl whom the prefent application was made. The rules moved for were granted, unlefs caufe (hewn. Thomas Baldock, found guilty of fupplying the Marines at Chatham with . adulterated bread, Was fentenced to pay a fine of 1001. and ...

... Vice Earle, .Tho retires. Lientenan,t Thomas H. I. -Williams to be Captain, vice O'Brien. ' 3oth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Best, from the 38th Feot, to be • 'Ensign, vice Hutton, whp C7f.ChapgCS. 33d Ditto, Captain Thomas noggins, from the 64th Foot, to :be ...

... More: She !tops, with liit'ning car, latent to mark The diftant fignal of the found'fing bark. Sodden the ihrieks prompt and hardy train Launch the ftrong Life-boat on the angry main, Stretch to each finking wretch a guardian hand, And bear the flaipwreek'd ...

... Roslyn, Charles Nalson Cole, Esq.' Right Hon. Lord Eardly, John Wilmot, Esq. Right Hon. H. Addington', P.C. Thomas kverett, Esq. M. P. Thomas Bernard, Esq. Treasurer; And the Governors and Guardians of the Corporation. Hymn and . ' Anthems, suifable to ...

... Cochineal i6sa i-Ss per lb. Eilzsi, a 8 Juffbinr Cj#l|fit. r. Demertra Bundfe,PackewVarrel »d* Jlndjella, Mollirieux Dominica Thomas* Higgins Charlefton J:d&cna» Wilfoa Rotterdam • Miffiffippi, Ariel, Potfter Difbon Edward & Mary, Tillpy Gibraltar Trovidjence ...

... compromise. Several skirmishes had taken place since the former was at the Cape. Troops were daily expeEted from France. General HARDIE, second in command, died at the Cape on the ad of June. General LE CLERC, it is reported, is gone to Tortuda, a small Island ...