... A' 'FORRI O DE JANEIROs .I- - 'i. '~ 18 The tinen ewShip 4 g>.;llEYWO.RT-H, *:r222 Tons'Register-Copper Sheathed, THOMAS WILLIs, Master. Wiil positively sail on the 28tIs instant, the principal part of her Cargo beiugready to go on board. e H-OI.DERNESS ...

... of USE, with Coxch- - Offices, Garden, YE COTTAGES Datbuildings ; and les, and other con- es or Parcels of rement 446 Acres Thomas Gibson, intations on the of cultivation, and re of Sir Tatton of Scarborough, 9 war, the personal bravery of the ene: but ...

... ribution Hulk at of transpor- ld, James Burkill, John Hobson, ©. Hardy, Joba tett, Thos. Lang. lwia Green, Wm. — Also, on Thurs- from the same pri- > Leviathan Hulk | Skinner, fiobert Thomas Houlds- n Priestley, Rich. Charles Law, Wm. and Wm. Dyson. is stated ...

... Rev. J. A. Armitage;- Leeds- -1000 0 0 Mr. R. Baxter, Doncaster . ~55s0 - a Mr. Thomas-Brooke, ditto.I1 0 0 Mr. John Burton, ditto 1I1a a- Mr. J. Branson, ditto s 0 0 0 Thomas Blayds, Esq. Leeds. . 100' O 0 0 Mr. Edward Baines, ditto 10 10a0 0 Mr.. Robert ...

... Holderness, To-BsOa- wil * no1V, Wl'beeday, Mtarch 25, 1829, at Nine o'Clock it -the - Forenoon, upon the .Precises of Mr. Thomas 1lardy,. Ri -his IVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS of HUS- for * BANDRY, consisting of 5 Draught Horses, I Mare in Wi Foal, 2 three~ ...

... by his family and r tall friends, aged 72, Mr. Thomas Kirk, of Grnilsby-lane. Fe on On Tuesday Isut, in the 27th year of his ego, after a short illecss, ll it.:to the great tlictiot of his family Mr. Thomas Acklan of this place, grocer, much rcspected by ...

... up t sould be shown that the The highest Lever received from of 11 teet, was a guinea and a half. py charter or act of Par- Hardy Jackson—\ am master of 1» cases where it was op- | packet. navigated the Ouse 12 not, then the rates | ever knew paid from ...

... and Lionel Barn (20). chbarged with r maliciously firing a loaded pistol at Thomas Frost, a watch-, man, at Sheffield. The case for the prosecution was stated' er by Mr. Hardy. The offence with which the prisoners were X charged, hie said, was of a most ...

... Dc p Da~n (38),Wa ch8 warged with ar rutal a nd felo- niou s assault on te peerson of Sarah Skelton, at She fileld - Mr. Hardy (with whom was Mr. Milner) stated the case to the Jury. The prosecutrix, lie said, was a young woman,' who, at the time the ...

... ARRIVALS. At FranecaRon-Margaretha, Buining, from Grimsby; for Chrls. tiansand. At CUxIIAVsN-Tay, Burrell, from Bridlington, Thomas Maul- den, Wales; Stapler, Chambers; from Goole. In the TexeL-Three Vrienden, Nadorp, from this port, At ANTWERP-Antwerp Packet ...

... her side, | circumstance, ‘that Mrs. Holmes’s first the day of tre suddenly while working in the Muapers.—A few days ago, E] Thomas Pendlebury, of Hindley, near | amined by Dr. Aspinall, of thot place, that she had recently been delivered. geutleman and ...

... dre ne over all his Personal Estate and Effects unto JOHN HARDY, jus l! nof Ferrybridge, Builder, RonERar CARTEn, of the same place, get jsh Grocer, WILLIAM SHIsLsITO, of Selby, Grocer, and THOMAS sill S0, Jcwivr, of Knottingley, Mariner, IN TRUST for the ...