... TUESDAY NIGHT'S LONDON GAZETTE PARTNERSHIPS I)ISSOLVED. . Thomas Whitt•onib and to Kidd minister, carpet facturers—Richard Young and Joseph Youzir„ iouthamploi rocers—Ralph Wilkinson and ,Jarnes Roberts, Sciileoa Yorkshire, merchants—Henry Coates ttnit ...

... to, completely surrounded by lands 'explicitly named in the' contract. Mr. Javiott, who togetherwith Mr. Hardy, contracted . with Sir , 1 Thomas Blackett, but who was now able to give evidence, as he ceased in 1814 t hive any interest in the concern, ...

... d i n to the Miss FROWD, Sir HUBERT an d L a dy S AWYER , Si r. brary, where the Duke and Dr.chLss of KErc r oa - THOMAS and Lady HARDY partook. in the even-, ins the party was c o ns id era bly i ncrease d i n number,! readiness to receiVe their). The ...

... Among ' the company on this occasion Was Lord FoLEY and various county, gentldmen.— Woi:ceger Journal, Sept. 17. ' - Sir . THOMAS HARDY, Bart. is appointed to the SPENCER, guard-ship, at Plymouth; . Captain. HAT to the •SAPPinkE ; Lieut. W. 3. COLE, NORTIIUM ...

... Karley, from St. 'Vincent's ; heads from side to side to cons t an t an d resailed the 29th of July. Left the Foundling, Hardie, gular, and Mr. Thompson at length found that they . to sail next day for this port, and the Picton, of had constructed ladders ...

... recourse to , the Actors, as the organs of their disp.utations. Dr. 'Percy has preserved a production of the brother:inlaw of Sir Thomas More. It is styled, A new Interlude and a merry., of the nature of the .Four Elements, declaring many proper points of philosophy ...

... single Aid-de-Camp, visited Frank- ciennes, and will probably witness the, delivery of On Friday, during the re-examination of Thomas; enstein, a ruined castle, a quarter of a league from ' i some of the fortresses to French.commissioners ; but Brou:n for ...

... been broken, in consequence of the unskilful packing and negligence of the defendant, the value of the property so destroyed. Thomas Tiddel said he was clerk to Mr. Good-. child, he recollected a quantity of glass coming by the. vpgcc.) Archibald ; he had ...

... mounting, ;l l .4c 4 g d u i e ts v .n ,s i e t to,. on a cruize. Passed the . she brong,itt. home .tha,:eriew of the !Lydia, Hardy, whi,ch:vessel.ll.)itiOered,Ahe 6th N viinher, near the flanks 0 _ ! o a r ile tiN7 d (lw th r9 ; l .- 9 0 C1 0 1441d , ...

... BLACKWOOD, Bart. it is . said, will succeed Sir RICHARD KISG, Bart. as C.fintriander-in-Ciiiel in the East Indies. Sir M. HARDY iS appointed tothe SUPERB 74, Guard-ship at Plymouth.—Mr. JESSEP to be Purser.—She was taken out of the Dock, yesterday. The ...

... forth in money, several pairs of silk stockings, &c. the pro- , 1 and touched every indivi d ua l in that vast asperty of Thomas Munn. The prosecutor is a hosier, residing in Russell- semblage. It was as . rapid as an electric shock ; street, Covent-garden ...

... during the late fog' An outrageous robbery was 'committed on the of November, by a pirate, on the English schoner. Sir Thomas Hardy, bound from Gibraltar to Trinidad . Extract of a letter from Brecon, December - The new dock-yard, consisting of 60 acres ...