... daughter of Thomas Gregory, York Place, Edinburgh. At Duchally, Arehib4.l Burns, Esq. agent for the C,ommerdal of Scteland, Dumbarton ' to Hepburn., daughter of John Monteath, Esq. of Duchally, Perthslorr. Than—At Edinburgh, Mr henry Hardie Bow, W. S. ...

... Borthwick P. F. Tytler, Esq. John Riddell, Esq. Dr Brewster liight Hon. Wni, Trotter, Lord rrovost John Bonar, Esq. of Kimmerghame Thomas Kinnear, Esq. , Sir Henry Jardine Brodie, Esq. of SECBETARIES, Hibbert John Anderson, Esq. W. S. The Kev. Brunton, Seaetary ...

... Crimond. John Hardy, do. Ratlen. William Millox, do. Park. James Park, do. Fraserburgh. Robert Brown, do. New Pitsligo. John Wilson, Peathill, do. John Mlair, do. Newrbyth. Alex. Leith, do. Garmond Village. William Taylor, do. CutinestouWn. Thomas Walker, Greens ...

... espired. The Commodore will hoist his broad pendant in Of the Sybille, fitting at this port. :- ie Rear-Admiral -Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bat. K.C.B. arrived here on Thursday, being-appointed to comn- a- neaand the squadron of experimental ships recently ...

... _on' board the Wcllesley _, immediately upon which , the _flag-of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas _Hardy was lioisted on _board tlie same _• hip _under the _usual _salute . Sir Thomas _proceeds directly , in the Welleslcy , for Portugal _.- . The activity of the ...

... Deptford, as agent for transports;* Lieutenant James Barber, to the Ramiiies ; T. F. Jessop, Eso. to be Secretary to Sir Thomas Hardy. - Yesterdlay the honde frigate was paid olffby Lord Byron, and laid up in ordinary. I-lit Lordship set off this morning ...

... the %Yellesley. imnmedi -tely upon 'which, the been aflag of Rear-Admirall Sir Tho~mas Hardy was hoisted onl Ecla, board the same slsip under the usual salute. -Sir Thomas - Li Y proceeds directly, in the Wellesley, for Portugal. - - to th 7s Part ofthe ...

... with the 4th regiment on board, will probably Y' reach the Tagus to-morrow night; and if the present wind ro continue, Sir Thomas Hardy, with the ships before-men. eu tioned, will arrive there on: Wednesday- Next. We never U knew an expedition more hastily ...

... cnibartked-at one o'clock on board the Melville, which ship re- had come to anchor again, and at three o'clcck, Sir Thomas aces Hardy, with Sir Heniy Clinton, the Commander in Chief, olace togethe- with all the Staff, embarked from the King's sal. nent ...

... -The bustle- of this place little over to-day. Yesterday morning Sir Edward Blakenev and Sir Thomas Arbtithnot embarked on board the Melville, and Sir Thomas Hardy, with Sir Ilenrv Clinton, the Commander in Chief. togetheV with all the Stiff, proceeded on ...

... of diminishing the number the troops composing the expedition to Eorlucal. did not transpire. Times. 'The Welle sly. Sir T. Hardy’s flagship, and tlie ylclrille, with troops board’, sailed from Portsmouth on Wednesday with fair wind. They were soon followed ...

... desire,:his yajesty's Servants wvill perform the fashionable CO. NEDY of tile BELLE'S STRATAGEM; The character of Letitia Hardy, by Miss FOOTE, in which she will Sing the celebrated Song ?? are you going my pretty Maid. And with Miss Villars will Dance ...