... ng; Jobn Howell, for steal- ing in a dwelling-house; Daniel Pickeit, for highway rob- bery; Charles Austin, James Porter, Thomas Comb 11, and James Hubbard, for burglary ; George Reeves, and WUiiam Jameson, for housebreaking. Before the Hon. Mr. Baron ...

... o • Barr,;Tn nd Co - ?? Gl >n. Mills, and Co. : MartiD and wfl * Dimsdale, and Co. t and Hammersley and Co. ;-r— - : —_ ?? THOMAS KING, Secretary. FV,II[ X ? MAI) E EASY for a WEEK, or ■'' Von*\Y vT Tlle hole of the SUMMER STOCK of ttm. -tiflhA-i,? ABLISHMENT ...

... American station, vice Commodore Sir ?? M. Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. Commodore Charles Grant, C. 8., to the East India -urn* vice Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Bart. ?? To the Rank of Post-Captain.— Thomas Herbert, CWm Hope Reid, John Smith (b), Henry ...

... i* - Vv* . 1 1 : Harrington, E_u , \* .I ...

... Premises, Little. St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, Cheapside.— By Messrs., ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, May 13, at Twelve o'Clock. A CAPIT \L FREEHOLD HOUSE nnd Pre- mises, dess:-.- 'y situate, No. 13. Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-sire ...

... and Premises, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, Cheapside. — By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, on To esday next, May 13, at Twelve, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD HOUSE raid Pre- mises, desirably situate, No. 13, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, ...

... will be presented, THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Principal Characters by Messrs. Kerablc, Fawcet, Jones, Abbot, Baker, &c. ; Letitia Hardy, Miss I. Paton (Sister to Miss Paton), being her first appearance here, and second on any Stage ; Miss Foote, Mrs. Gibbs, Miss ...

... Order from the' Spanish Government lo General Morales, directing the blockade of the coasts of Colombia to be raised. Sir Thomas Hardy is reclaiming of the Chilian Governmental! British property condemned at Valpariso. It has been stated in some of the papers ...

... on the coast, Avith his squadron, concerting the best means of making an instant and decisive at- tack. Commodore Sir Thos. Hardy had collect- ed the greater part of his squadron at Bahia, for the protection of British property during this revo- lutionary ...

... affairs renders it highly imprudent for any of our squa- dron to remain on shore durin? the night. The Commodore (_Sir Thos. Hardy) and all the Officers of the Squadron, are con- stantly on board their ships: for we hourly expect that a ge- neral attack ...

... vice Francis Power, retired ; Cap- tain James Stokes Bastard, from tbe half-pay, to be Captain, vice Bull ; First Lieutenant Thomas Bowlby to be Second Captain : First Lieutenant . Jobn Dalzell, from balf-pay, to ba First Lieutenant, vice Sharphi, retired ...

... Syslem mi tttm* lion. -Dilt '• Thomas Thornely, Esq. of lilossop, nod the o.J*> ?? in his Neighbourhood.— Ditto. The /.ealous Orangemen of Cambridge— may to-y awmttt emulated at Oxford.— Dilto. ** Sir Thomas Burden, and the numerous Otaag-mrw ...