... extracted:. he still continues confined to the house, but is in -a state of convalescence. It was lately stated that Sir Thomas Hardy's squadron, which sailed from Plymouth about- the middle of September, had reached Rio Janeiro. This squadron consists ...

... mpt Thomas Witnleat, of Bridgetow dn, in the parish of Berry, Po I; N meroy, in the county of Devon, woollan-imitufacturer, d to sur. Feb18, 19, anti March IN at I2, 23, ndt Wlley's Hotel ?? Plymoith Dock-At Tink, PlymottCthlDack.e I idr Thomas Hannah ...

... trade, to stitr Maiy ?? ?? and line'S, at 11 , at the 'Net Inao, B~icatford.Att Lion*, bert, Breadrmd. H, nry I-lay lindt Thomas Aihfiird Turner, of suelstgt Strani, tin the ecinlity of Middlesex, 3iriptura, i C andt ca~lurt.i - ere t0 satI A lirti AV ...

... Newington, TIunbridge, . Kent, far~ner. Thomas -lacrisonl Parker, Kingston, Surrey, sei e tmerchant. Matthew Cope, Derby, ironmonger. (MAY 2.) vit-: Jiarn George Cootk, High Stree, Shadsvel Middlese, optiian.' Thomas Lynn, Jerusalem Cuff'ce Hlouse, Cornhill ...

... Nash, Gloucester, jewellers, CERTIFICATES-Nov. 14. NV. K. Taylor, Birmingham, dealer iu bullion. 1. Ilardv; W. H. Hardy, and J. H. Hardy, Birmminglanm, mel chants. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP. T., W., C., & ?? SiMpsDoI, Jun. Birminogam, silversmiths. ...

... Barley, being heic in soineqluantity, rnectsa dull sale, at a decline offroill Is. to iios. per-quarter.-Beans, except for fine hardi parcels, are rather lower; and 1'case of both sorts moust he noted foil is, per quarter ?? Oat-tradle is dull, though line ...

... Jones, for Grenock and Gias,o-. -the Fair Trader, Forrest, for Mine- ?? Union l'acket, Griffith, for Carniarthen-the Betsey, Thomas, for Plymouthand the Active, Williams, for Haver- s lbrdwest. . - * . r I Entered ?? Union Packatt, Davies, for Corl;-the ...

... Prescott, C, B. is expect- ed to-sail on Wednesday hext for the river Plate, to join the. seuadron ttnder Cbmnodote Sir Thomas ?? Hardy, KCB.- 2hi Dfri4 frigate, Captain T. Graham, arrived at Portsmouth ons5dtidy1 6Rm the RiverwiDl probably sailin a few ...

... in cotesequence of this, wasi obliged to withdraw his armlyy. iasl jesty's ship Superb was expected daily to join 'Siv ?? Hardy's squadron, for the protection of the British tt'tet5 in those regionsa They' further state, thai' the' ?? were open to the ...

... and remain the Orozimbo, Stowe, from Ant- werp, for St. Thomas'a. Arrived and sailed for the Rivtir, the Betsey, Donkin, from Havre. The Hamburgh ship Johanna and einrich, Harris, from St. Thomas's, with sugar, &c. got pe cinrch, romSt. ithsuga, - ar entangled ...

... lied Lion Inn, Colciester. Solii- tors, Messrs. Sparling and Co., Colchester; and 1'resrs. S&e- vens zand Co., Little St. Thomas Apostle. ?? Spencer, of Gray's-ins-lanie, live~ry-stable-keeper, No*.2, Dec. 4, and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Soslicitors ...

... don; gallonn-ma atifnfcttter, d. c. to sur. Nov. 120i bee. t~j st I-Attb. Welistec..& Son' Quecn-strecr, Clbeapasidc. - of ?? Thomas. of Higli.Holhart'in ii e county Of, *Middieaek, Iineedralier; d.c. to svir. Nv., 0Z4-DeC. 2, 05. N . ?? io ?? erse, & Dti ...