... brosil6it them to the highest possible state of perfretion. arid *vill engage themn for either shot or banll; and has now ott hardis Air Gufis, Air Pistols. (never before made in Iselaisd,) ud ?? Double and Single Barrelled Guns, aud Doclling I N. B. &rIhe ...

... DAY. Sir Adaris Contest, Mr. W. Farren; Lady Cotitest,' Miss On Tuesday. the Comedy ofqF'HE BELLES STRA. TAGE,\l.-Letilia Hardy. Miss Brtinton :.with ALADDIN i' Comedy of the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL baviti6. been received sslth the utmost apptauise, will ...

... A*twi, Miirely Rohf. Howard, Charles Tottvnluim, Edward Wostbv, John Synge, George Drought, J. A* T. Green, U«*bcrt Trucl, Thomas Hugo, Hugh William flaigh, William Hughington, Tliainas S. Dennis, , William Revel 1. Sandyt, Janies Wal , Robert P. Saumlcrs ...

... O'Btien, is in Ensenada, heaving down; the Creole in the outer roads, bearine the broad pendant; Superb at Monte Video. Sir Thomas Hardy and Staif are well. rhe following is Lord Cochrane's present force: O'Higgins, (formerly ;Marit Isabella,) so guns, Admiral ...

... sailed from Lima on the Ist December, with cotton, cocoa, Ac., which, being Spanish property, will be condemned. , Sir Thomas Hardy, in the Creole, sailed from Maldapado, on 30th ult., for Valparaiso. The ■French 74, Colasse Galahee frigate, and a corvette ...

... board the Glasgow frigate, Captain Doyle, for Ceylon. It is said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South Arne rican station, is to be sent to endeavour to penetrate through Bhering’s Straits, in the hope of meeting ...

... Euge'1Cslly. Niche. la Coyne, Jobn Campbell, John O'Donnell, ArthurThotep- son, Peilip Dsxon Hardy, William Fitzpatrick, itiehard At. Linloa, John flalligan, and Thomas Connor. This action, which has lately created so much in l terest, w3a6 brtutit to recover ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. FOR THE BiNEFIT OF MRS. H- bIDDONS. Oht WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, Will be performed THE BELLES' STRATAGEM. Letitia Hardy ?? Mrs. H. Siddonst After which THERESE. Therese ?? Mrs. H. Siddohr Tiiects to be had of Mrs. H. Siddons, at Mr. Milliken's ...

... on, having been concerned in a similar question some years ago, w hen had the misfortune to engaged the trials rf Messrs. Hardy, Horne, Tooke, and Thelwah. In his inquiries upon the occasion, he could find hut one instance in which i 'ry, after being ...

... Hardware, comprised in 14 j Lota. The goods may be seen, and an inventory of the con'enls at the place of sale. J n the Matter Thomas Knox Hannynglon, a Bankrupt. BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OR PRIVATE CONTRACT, Estates in the Counties of Tyrone and Londonderry ...

... the White—Sir Charles Henry Knowles Bart. D.C.B ; the Honorable Sir Thomas Bukenh-tm, G. C. Sir James Hawkins B, Arthur Kempe, Esq.—-to he ADM!!iA ES tlie D. Admirals the Blue—Thomas Drury. Esq ; Sir Albemarle Hertie, Bart and K.C. ; the Right Hon Win ...

... and the Beaver, 16, Captain Lambert, (acting), which ships are to reinforce the squadron in the River Plate, under Sir Thomas Hardy, The Naval Deck-yard establishment, at the Cape of Good Hope. is to be reduced and placed under the direc:ioi of a Naval ...