... e-street Cannon-1 , 4 . . , . . .. , / 4 strsekroau. . . - - --- . . '• ' , . . .. • PLYMOUTH, Jut • • , • Captain Sir Thomas Hardy resigns the, command ,the Hannlies, after a series of years .of most active eniployment, and is -succeeded in the coiniaand ...

... FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. ARRIVALS. Sir John and Lady LeWis, at Blake's Hotel, Jernayn-street, from the Cootment. Hon. Thomas Kenyon, at Warren's Hots!, Charles street, St. Jaines's-square from Paris. Lord and. Lad. L:eyison Gower, on Saturday, at their ...

... they have at they ituiy pro‘ialil, he bet:er IL! hIIU to reiurn tu the Ile A Itl; I VAl2.i• 14 Major Ceneral and Vtr , ,. Thomas's lotcl, and La Lai NJ:i:c, at their their sea , La ' l Y It Hotel, tharl e.. ,,be.! trout the Earl of Lit thO r e * w)sdcn ...

... at five o'clock precisely. TE:IpIAS MELLISII, Esq. in the Chair. sTE‘VA It DS. I,Vm. Manning, Esq. M.P. I Joseph Cohen. Eq. Thomas Blizard, Esq. Julio Cuop.:t, Thonias Chevely, Esq. J. G. ANDREWS, - lion. Secretary, .153, St. Mary Axe. - Tickets to beim:lathe ...

... may apprise my friend to come and make a deposit. They will either meet you at nn/ house, or I will meet you and them at Mr. Thomas Belchet's, in Holborn, al his. Peter P. IVestou.-22d March, 1817. Mr.,Painter lias to inform Mr. Oliver, that having ...

... suddenly explodod ; one man was killed and another dreadfully hurt. E X ECUTION. —Saturday john Hardy and Thomas, bangs/ow were executed at Hereford. Hardy sv.asl only 20 yeers of age, and was Condemned for robbing, the house .of J. J. Holford, Esq. of ...

... Hermes, Bond, for-London. DEAL, APRIL 23. Came down front the River last night, and sailed to-day, - the Lord Castlereagh and Thomas Grenville, for Bengal. - Arrived and, sailed - for the Rivet, the Royal Sovereign yacht, from Calais ; also arrived the Stockton ...

... and several children dressed in flowers and garlands, to whom her Grace is, a liberal benefactress. Saturday, the 3d ult. as Thomas Ware, a journeyman smith, of Redbourn, Herts, was taking young rooks at Beaumont Hall, near that place, (which the proprietor ...

... Bent, in his parlour; I Mentioned it. to many perseus,'at Various times; among theta was Mr. Ensor, bf the Bank of England. Thomas rfarlington. I am 'a private in the 2,1 - Coldstream Guards, and was on dtitylii the Tower • 2,1 heard themob on the of Deeeinher ...

... different, ground front the spikes. • He said, th: l . question with regard to ;he papers was the precis - Gone railed in Mr.. Hardy's case, where papers were rejected, , trpOn.the fabrication of which it was proposed to charge a (list Met overt act of treason ...

... order to . prevent as much as possible such emigrations, and .the , consequent loss to his Majesty of so large a proportion of hardy seafaring people, we Seriously recommend to your Lordship's consideration' the propriety of encouraging and promoting the ...

... Hotel, Birmilig,- • Attornie,s, Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's-place, Ohl Jewry, and Messrs. Whately and Sun, Birmingham. Thomas Mhutead of Bristol, haberdasher, August 2, 29, and Sept, 30, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, - Bristol. Attorsties, Mr. Walker ...