... Adutirals and. Japin's le .ptueutt ' and at'ter the uttuil] rounoI of toasts bati been h given,' Rear:Adutiral Sir Thomias Hardy's helth was 'preposed and thunk with unnsuci msrk-s of. .eatilheain .by the compaly.' 'hcn: the itlterving! shsided, Iord ...

... Hounds will naet ?? by a of the ?? Weedy s 1 were Down BasrinPek; edsday, at CSrhaenton Dews tiyof Married, on Thursday, at St. Thomas's Church, seven ree-ex- Mr. Francis Silvester James, to MissElizabeth Hill, Prey, io, fordgteofM.HlVcrCoaoftiCahda. T airtell's ...

... the 25th instant, at Alverstokke, by the . Rev. S-ttery Aubrey V.ek, Lieut. Thus. Fynnorre, tt. N. to Ag- nes Hardy, eldest daughter of Thomas Atkinsen, Esq. ii. St. Dosk-yard, Portsmouth.' Died, onelbe 26th ult. at Plymouth, at the house of his father-in-law ...

... Nantwicts. Cheshire, victulaller. laaeieessts-obert Itagge', Great Bocokbam, Surrey, saddler, harnersa and collar-maker; Thomas Hitchcock, Old eord, Middiesex, ale-brewer; George Browvn, Mahlon,. Essex, coal and timber merchant; Francis Griffith and ...

... wvill, v of not, it maY be Preyumed, transpire, till Ar~linisers are F as put on thetr defence (if there shourld be any one hardy e. enough to mtake thejsubject a matter of forknial accusal. e, tion) for the battle of Navarin. WVe believe. however. i et ...

... -Thursday afternoon, iii Hyde-streeS, to' M Mary Charlotte, daughter of the late Charles Lyford, h . Esq. Stingeotn, of St. Thomas's-street, in ibis City. CeM : 'The Markets this week were very seihal'lat De. hr vizes, Salisburt, and Warnnisiter, and tth ...

... voyagers, madle all sail to their assistance., 'The, me] at Rlcynard (tender to his Maljesty's ship Omans) Lieut. v gri_ Thos. Hardy, which wsec leaving flor Spithead, onsein o th e the balloon roll about on the water, also made tosrard it ju the, and hadi ...

... tron'founden Thomias ?? Westntitiler-cad, Surrey. victualler Jons Green, Whlte torse TerrarO, Stepnc., Mliddlesex, Cvt! ?? Thomas Buteher, 1l1Tborn, LondOn, vietwalltr LONDON, ?ATWMAY PVEXIAG, AUGUST 0, I82. The PariT s Papets of WIednesday were te- teived ...

... hI A-id Ia- the County. of Buckinghanm ;''vvhinThomas'Divett, I d: Esq, of Mtimspole-street, London, was'duly'eltctc d.- 'sq. -icAtm'fal Sir Harry Neale, Bart. was ?? ?? ;and Jatmes Brosro and Thomas Charles V Bi ookeb Equires, were elected Free Burgesses ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON (.AzErTE. fa --ON- ini WEIXTRUIALL, JAN. 1D, 11827. IS Majesty bas beel) pleased tio ?? doi ~Alejor-Gesterstis Thomas 1i4e. Mahan, Thos. cur t i Bowser, and John 4rnold (thre two latter of Till the East India Compuny's Seirvice) to be cia K'nights ...

... each, which are S 15 inches longer than the common carronade, with two long 9-pounders. These will be mounted on Sir . Thomas Hardy's improved carriages. e The Nimi-od, corvette, cf 500 tons and 20 guns, I .is building at Deptford Yard, entirely af African ...

... 'a are Aire. Robt. Turner, Surveyor of the New 'Forest, was h.~ of elected an Honorary Member of' the Society. ta en- Sit Thomas Lelhbridge said that tris was a just com-. si pliment. The doctrines of ?? and Al r. ilavis it rca othsbetoplnigteswrmotimportant ...