... dreadful fire brok e out in tle warehojes'8, corn- Sm r, Ironly known at Booth's Warehouses Wae iip fthe pro- En teperty of Thomas Booth, Esq. which ended in 7heit entire f ?? loss of property, upon thij lamentable du is occasion, has been immense, but ...

... invaders completely at bay; and the flower of their army wa# repeatedly foiled by this hero and his Lu. sitanian band -of hardy followers. Those who are -a~pt to despair of the cause of Spain upon d grounds which appear'to us to be inadequate and super- ...

... felt at the safe return of thiS gallant ollicerr and his brave compianOs. ID 1821, the expediltion explored Repulse Bay, Sir Thomas Roews Welcome, Mijddleton's Frozen Strait, and that neighbourhood,-and fividing- no passage to the Northward and Wertward ...

... General Orders, of the 8th of August, the liberal donation of 5001., received from our gallant and patriotic countryman Sir b THOMAS RIcHARD DYER, to be applied to the exigencies of the 0 fortress; we are awarez that this distinguished Officer has for cl ...

... once the most delightful and tlhe most effective pleader of modern times, On Thursday (27th inst.) the remains of the late Thomas Lord Erskine, K. T. were contveyed from Ammondell, the seat of the Right lion. the Earl of Bluchan, and interred in the ancient ...

... tianswer for their imposition on Friday. We are glad to i, find even Cobbett doing good! er On Tuesday, Thomas Shearing, William Thames, and - Thomas Kelly, three resurrection men, were brought from Spafields watch-house, charged with attempting to steal ...

... lte-M. Jon Caerr; and a resolution was, tat thle samet ;tritiVe tibet, passed unanimoiusly by th or, enting It hnotglt .!oltn Hardy, Esq. to retain lt hi olflle of Rlecorder of' of thle tltis Boro~ui~lt notwithiscandiiig his removal to Heath .ti agrlee4 It ...

... within the jurisdictiti of ,the liberties of Ipstiab. i Cermniencntezas the Countj GGe! and Eoisse of Car- f rectien. Thomnas Hardy, as a vagrant. John (Gs- sing, for absenting himself front Iiis service, one month's hard labour. - William Laws, for damaging ...

... rensarked ansong these groups, generally consisting of 3 or 4 individuals, an overgrowvn personage, Nvho had tteither the hardy vigour of a mats, nor the interestitig weakciess of a woman, wrapped- up in a cloak, and ridin)g cenmfortably on a nmule, while ...

... happened on shore, hut some vessels were C sly lost onithe coast. Early in theafternoon thelbrig Jessie, Capt I! rig, Jns. Hardy, of Lancaster, from Quebec, laden with tim- ?? Ecry her and linseed, foundered off Blaokpool.. She vras ?? of )ck seen about ...

... Wi Braind,.Purar, ReWing; I It to e o h te ?? he lt CAPt~rkNs--Thomas Lemon, eryHole, Themeas 'iurdis, tic Robert Hell. FIRAT LIBTENrtANTS s ime en WitseG, Jas. iter, Camobell, George Thomas Welthisn.n rudmnund Mt. Willa. Sit- I ,ay 'o')LETiMAN~ Ts-'Thoams ...

... Lard atid Lady Kealburn. fr u?g iDepartcd- tie Sir Win. soil Lady Cummingnq; thie Earl of Elgin ; the g our- Earl of Erroll ; Thomas Blurne~tt, Es+j ; Sir Roe rt atd id ?? P'restos; George Strickland, Esq. and family. li O- E!utract of a letter dated Rio ...