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... having been seized the different in. governments of South America, orders are transmitted to the British Admits!, Sir Diemas Hardy. demand restitution of all pwqwrlv ire.!, without any exception, provided it can lie to belong to British sulnrets. Saturday ...
... nephew of the late Karl St. i Vincent, to take and use the name and arm* of I 1 1 rvis only. Orders have transmitted Sir Thomas Hardy, the British Admiral, commanding on the ■ South American station, demand the restitution of all property seized the different ...
... and being the Crescent, near ill, within Manchester aforesaid, (with the and outbuildings Indiind same), late in the of Mr. Thomas Harris, deceased, but now I il in all tbo«c TWO CO I’FACES or OWE? 1.1 N G-110 USES, situate back the above premises, and ...
... Ihrelfall, join. r, .Manchester, to Miss Alice Dewburst, of Poii!lon-in .file- On Thursday the ult. at Eeiresfer, Mr. J*«hn 11. Hardy, Birmiogl.nni, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. James the forn»er place. Same day, at Warrington, Mr. Iseec Aydon, jun. ...
... Despatch, S. Shellcott, from Woodbridge. with 451 beans qrs pease for 11. and T. Woodward.— In the Prince’s Dock. The August, J. Hardie, from Ipswich, with »0 ors malt 94 beans for R. and T. Woodward.—ln the Salthousc Dock. The Ant, J. Balls, from with ...
... Turner, S. F. Bashleigh, Esq. Marshall. Esq. Edward Hollinworlh, Esq. George Sidebottom, Esq. Thomas Sideliottom, Esq. T. Lyon, Esq. Peter Nicholson. Esq. James Hardie, Esq. W. Tate, Esq. Captain Difford, R. N. &c. &c. The toasts, of which subjoin copy, were ...
... Scd.h raber . inasu 8 fathoms la.hwood for bcuth, forty lb and pa.—ln the King’s Dock. The Harriet, D. Mathew., fr. J- Thomas, 16 order.—ln the King »^ K: , with 623 pees fir timber 1 c deata 14 fathom W. Gibson.—ln the Queen . Dock. SOUTH AMEHICH ...
... is said to amount to 600,0ooo) the merchants were L barking their effects with promptness, under the pro- P ion of Sir Thomas Hardy, who has been with a respect. b force on that station for six nmonths, and whose con- t' t towards the merchants, and the ...
... Jesse, Hardy, from Liverpool aod Halifax, at Tatmoqousbe, 30lb May. Prince Kotoosoff, Woodhouse, from Liverpool, at Savannah, 3d June. ENTERED. Bell, Williamson, from Miramicbi, witb 373 pcs fir timber 3 cords lain wood and 40 spars for Thomas lonian ...
... tnpcrtnlal. —Thomas James, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, grocer and tea-dealer. UtAX£eUPTS. Jeremiah IllinrJWthMiobn Knowles, {reeds, Yorkshire, merchants.V Robert St. James’s, Middlesex, upholsterer. James Butler, Wliilchurch, Salop, innkeeper. Thomas Phelps the ...
... Inn, Bristol, Sok Mr. Miller. Vroine Seiwood.-Sealed July Pet. crs. Charles Mortimer and Co. Bristol, dr. salters. PHELPS Thomas the eider, of Jewlnotreet. In the city of Loudon, d r July 19. 2 2 . August 23. court of Commissioner.. Soil. Mr. Rosa& A ...
... (Nor. I, 1HU») of Holywell, in the county of Flint, druggist, grocer, d and ch Aug at the George. Inn, Liverpool. L'mlrn Thomas and William Wilson, I May 9, of Lang - ■ bourn chambers. Fenelini street, in Hie city 1.011.10n coal-factors,ship and ins ...