... iot sappruss-'' Geuntlesnen, (3s i d I,) I am a stransler to Lhe vworld, hlst Volt, per- haps, can inform me slsy honest Thomas Hardy, the shoe-msher, and quasdons Secretary to the Carte- sponding SocieLv, shoil I aslstress vou on this occas:on; las iqe ...

... Esq. to be Iidutenant-Colonel. -Thdma-'2s h ,son, and Lepton Dobbon, Esqrs. to be Majors 7 JosephfHol lirii, Thomas f1~ilingis;, Chiresa Hardy,, 'Jo-tl~ ph eatto' Thromas (ath'o-i'lt 't illtram Gomer- sall, C oorg& l)'bsob, Frsncis.Vhrmert, anl John Claytoi ...

... darves, Efqrs. aANKIIRJPT5. D. H-ardie, of Ruffia-row, Millk-ftreet, ,varehoufeman. John Feary, late of XKingfland-road, builder. Win. Cornforth, of Bifhop-Wearmouth, failmaker. Thomas Holme, of Liverpool, houfe-builder. Thomas Jones, of Caniomile-ftreet ...

... 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 ...

... . K. Harrison ..550 , . 10 10 O . . 10 10 0 Thomas Dikes . . . . . 5 5 0 Joseph Wilkinson . . . . 5 5 0 Thom,is Broadley . . . 5 5 Thomas Frost Charles Fiost . Fdmund Beckett. George Kodwell . Thomas Rodmell . . . 'ichard Richmoad . . . 'ulc* Lutwidcc ...

... 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 ...

... 'tile evangelicat declaimers against popular right -end democratic ricentiolisriess About x hls lfpas~t fdisr o'cliock Mr. HARDY esdtohrsie ~O and thsc rioters li~avog held a ?? of conen~tion, in l% oise cordier of the Sessions-famusei to concert rthern ...

... 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 ...

... were paf- fed in the Houfe of Lords.--This Bill has fince received the Royal Affent.] BANKRUPTS FROM SATURDAY's GAZETrE. Thomas Wilkinfou and John Wighton, of Cateaton- fIreet, London, woollen drapers, May 16, 27, June 24, at Guildhall. %olicitor, Mr ...

... a3d a quantity of lead, iron, aind naili BANKTl.UP'TS. Thomas Dawifin, of Liverpool, met- riinn t (Chdles G t'ci'ilfl, of 1 vcrpool, tilerchant . John ?? of S itn1.0 u)tl, bullild ,. David Hardie, of Rufiia- rto v. Mi ilk -trect, f.nudon, warehoufernan ...

... as Head of the Regency. Thle Britifl thips of war in the Tagus were-Bar- Yteur, 98, Vice-Admiral Berkeley, Captain Sir T. Hardy: Triurnph, 74, Captain Linzee; Norge, 74, Capt. Rainier;, Zealous, 74, Captain Boys; Jaiper and Gr owkr brigs. The Semiramis ...

... er, bakler, Qucen-flreet, to Mifs 8.irah Harris, of lIolywell. O (n Monday lait was married, at St. Martin'st church, Mr. Thomas Fletchler, bakier, of thisi city, to E~lizabethl Atkins, daughter of Thotnas Atkins,. City Marfhell. On fednlefday left was ...