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... Cornwall will be the new flag-ship for In- dia, the appointment for which station lies between Sir Edward Owen and Sir Thomas Hardy. All was well on hoard bis Majesty's ship Hussar, in Halifax harbour, on the 19th of August; she had jest returned from ...
... E. Bard (widow ofthe saidWilliam Hardy), John ardy (only child or the said willIam Dardy, and George Harker, of Borei bbildecard lipon, Yorkshire, wate,.carrlots (as far as re- gards Willam Stend S. Bardy, Juhn Hardy, and George Harker)- Richard Goodwin ...
... 8, at eleven, Nov. 10, at ten, Nov. 28, at eleven, at the Court- House, Leeds.-Attorney, Mr. RIobinsons, Leeds. SANDERSON THOMAS, Nottingham, lace-massufnctnre, Oct. 25, 27, Nov. 92, at twelve, at the Blackn2oor's Head, Nottingisai.-Aittorney, Air. SSkid7inor ...
... Nov. 3, 4, '25, at the King's Arms Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Foulkes, and Sons, Mllanchester. Robert Crowther and Thomas Fawcett, High-street, South. wark, woollen-drapers, Oct. 24, Nov. 7, 25, at Basinghall.street. Solicitor, Mr. Tanner, New ...
... Copenhagen coals S.-Hannah More, Clark Petersburg London iron Robin Hood, Emerson Stettin ditto p~eas Malta, Hardy Riga Newcastle rye Thetis, Hardy Dantzig London wheat 9.-Vestal, Maishall Petersburg Plymouth hemp Mars, Fenton Riga, Newcastle rye lO.-Sovereign ...
... grocer, ct.? :21, 2, NovM 18, at the George Inn and Commercial Hotel, Led., ' byry, Herefordshire. SgoictorkMr. Collins, ledlr. Thomas Fortune, t1ighingto', Durhmn, cattleisalesanr, Oct.; I 24, 25, Nov. '18 at the Whiest Sheif Inn, Rushyford, DWrhpm. I Solicitor ...
... Ipswicb, Suffolkto Anne, eldest daufgtA ol the late William Ashmore, Esq., of the same place. PlED. On the 24th inst., Mr. Thomas Rice, at Great Ssanalort s aged 64. On the $4th inst., Laura Mary, the irfant daughter oI fl Henry Bateman,3, King-street ...
... On the 24th inst., Thomas, the infant son of Nathaniel Gould, Esq. of Tsvistock-square. On the 24th inst., at ilorosey, Lydia, the wife of Mr. Richlrd Goodman, of Alderagate-treet, aged 44. On the 24ih inst. at Vauilhall, Mr. Thomas Henry Hull, aged 74 ...
... the day fixed was Fiuiday iast. . Thie ladie6 9'Niere.. felected frow :Saltash ;i. a place time oat of minhd noted. f-h6ir hardy ,sons. and ddughters famous at~the oart. and on,thle.dayaAarqed, they appeared in a fine gig, with a lady for the eexsw'i, ...
... Halcyon, Jaclkson, from Messoia, got or, t- shore on thle 18th, but has since been brought oil; and proceeded. ', The Kate, Hardy, fran, Petersburg, ran agrouitd ois tile 28th, hut 1,was aissisted off, aid proceeded. Thle Jean, Birowii, from Rigs, st Put ...
... Scott, Brotllieton, York, miller. William Gibson, Scarbiroughi, Yorlc, miller. Richard Woodward, Great Saint Thomas Apostle, London, Packer. Thomas Hacker, Bankaide, Surr-ey, timber merchant. -Declare- ?? ~sovee,1-St 'pilciser, Ramasgate~, Kent, bake~r. ...
... 76th year, Thomas Spry, Esq. He was one of the oldest Ad mirals In the 13ritish Navv. On the 25th ult., Mr. James BowsAtead, aged 33, manY Yers a clerk in the banking-house of Sir Richard C. Glyn, Bart.&Ch On the ist inst., the R1ev. Thomas Chapman, of ...