... from boat belonging to Messrs. Whitten, this town, which bad been five days on the look-out for her ; there were on board Mr, Thomas Power, and Sir. Anthony Wliitten, and four boatmen ; Mr. Power and Mr. Whitten instantly recognised the lady, though three ...

... Weeding ; aMr. Barclay , a Lord Perdval. Plymouth.— Sir \V. Congreva ; aSir B. Martin. Pont fnet c—klr, llouldswotth; a Mr. Hardy ton. Mr. Dent rfiirw. «B. L. Letter, E*i. ; .H.C.Sturl, Eaq.; aHon. W. F. B.l'outanby. Portsmouth, —Admiral Muibam retinf. ...

... slat Foot. 89th Ditto—A salat.-Sur. Charles Thomas Ingham, from the 3d Diagoon Guards, to be Surg., vice William Mdioi,, placed upon half-|>ay. Dittu—Capt. George Ruzlon, from the half-pay, to Capt., vice Thomas Cradock, who exchanges, receiving the ditiercnce ...

... WEDNESDAY NIGHT. At lia]f-pa*t eight o’clock, Mr. Michael Hardy, ('voollendraper), was called the chair , Mr. ileum, acted cietary. Mr. E. Barron had read the report of their proceedings iu Water*oru Mail, of that morning, and was to bear U’diimoay to ...

... county of Limerick. Francis Uugdalo -V.tley. Esq. only son of Sir JoW Dugdale Astley, Bart.- Ai. P. Emma,- fourth daughter Sir Thomas Buckler Lethbridge, M. P. the .Marquess Ailesbury's villa, at East Sbaen, F. V. AYentn-urth, Esrp of Wentworth Castle, Co ...

... were presented against the return* for Denbigh, Kilkenny City, and A tlilooe. Lord Milton *I«o presented a petition from one Thomas Flansgaa, a person well known to the public, complainin'; of the return* for Atl.lone end Sligo, and of the system of the ...

... his flag on board the Wellesley, immediately upon which, the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was hoisted «n board the fame ship tinder the usual salute. Sir Thomas proceeds directly, in the Wellesley, for Portugal. ’The activity of the public departments ...