... were conferred:: BAnCEILOR OF CIVIL LAW. Jerome William. Knapp, Fellow of St. John's col1. S TBHRS OF ARTS. George Fuller Thomas, Scholar of Worcester college. Richard Mrilliam Jelf, Fellow of Oriel college. Francis Bryans, St. Edmund hall. John Wrottesley ...

... Malauritius;25th A.;gutt, from the Caple. t. A letter front 1Iloiaa diated Nov. 7, States that 51 ty tihc Creolo, 421, Sir Thomas Hardy, had arriefter adfrom Rio, for the protection of' thle trade ; and thleb Beaver, IGl Capt. Jun. Lcan', in 43 days fromEglsigId ...

... iron-railing. He was taken up, apparently dead, and by the order of Mr. Bar- rymore, the manager, immediately conveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, where he still remained in a dying condition, being unable to articulate. On Friday evening last, about seven' ...

... Government had made an re t offier of the command of their Navy so Lord Cochraine. Ic His Lordship was at Valparaiso.-Siz Thomas Hardy w heel hoisted his pendant in the. Doris, Capt. Vernon, n h whilst his own ship, the Creole, went to Rio to refit, and ...

... chaise; Mary 1 Anne Sloate, Henry Daley, and John Burke, for stealing in a dwelling-house; Jas. Fareham, Robert Hatchman, Win. Hardy, John Walker, q Jas. Aldridge, Thos. Gibson alias Blackett, H. Seaton, J. Davis, and Jos. Room, for burglary. Bath, Feb. 26 ...

... 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 ...

... regi- nients of Guards reported will be sent thither -apnrehensions expresseod that the country will I bread into open ?? Thomas Hardy, under orders from home, is reclaiming of the e Chilian Government all British property con- I deemned at Valparaiso.-A ...

... subject r-i' April, 1822. i; The Tartor anived here on the N9th, and the Flyl en sthe 22d, trhan England, to jofin Sir Thomas Hardy, -tlr te!-, wiho has been litre these sfix months, in the Creole'.-- Mg 'the I71y sails in e few days round Cape Hiena ...

... A-few weeks, ?? ~al heerheaps a few days, will decide tlse contest.'rise Foster, as. Tarlor has Chic broad-pendant of Sir Thomas Hardy. Uoldn toe, The Crseoel is gone to Rio for provisions : she returns- - lac hre ii about a niontis. The Doria is also at ...

... 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 ...

... or Paynton h is ,.Pi cits 3sq. of ihs Brfdgc Titila, Ilaidenhoad. set ry Mr nthis county, Pros Mrs Thma, rlit o th lte ?? Thomas, Ofstan Chelsea,- Surge-oat. i to it -ttssieBtch otidultural Society len had their Annual 111etingf, on the Seth irlstane ...

... 'I lost a gold watch chain, and seals; for thq recovery of son, saj which a reward of five guineas is 6fftred.-;The eatel Hardy, evening, Eat the Theatre, aitother Gentleman lost his Reim po~ket.beovh conltining- three ten and Cioe 11 Beak ot limr an ...