... by the corrector of their errors, Calaniy.— Literary Gazette. MEMOIRS ?? CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON, bte President of the United States. Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RAN. DOLPH. Complete in 4 vols. Bra. with portrait, and tac simile of the origiaal ...

... DECLAnATIOBS op INSOLVENCY. R. Thomas, Liverpool, sliip broker T. Clark, Dover, master mariner R. E. Manh, George-street. Hauipstead-road, drawing-m- 9 W. Hodgens, Ringsend, Dublin, *psk+mmm9 ' BABEBUPTCT INLABOiU. .. - Wm. Hardy. Kirkby moorsidr . Yorkshire ...

... Barrett, Wakefield Newest Hardy Pleat (symeketum ?? Barrett, of Wakefield; second ditto (pubaanaria variegate,) Wm. Barrett -» ' Best Geranium— Joseph Marshall, gardener, seedsman, and florist Roth well Heigh ; second ditto. Thomas Haselgrave Best Pine— ...

... mason which has ?? ?? ** ** ■«' •mnww*. dress, the ray. oi • cheerful son falling upon tbe rich sod vai legated liou of ihe hardy flower, aad iha score delicate exotics, promoted to our vi. w tbe glwiw tf ihe summer month.. The arrangement of the mow ow ...

... Onions and best Cucumber James Burnett, ot Bell ■uui. IJu second best t 'ucuniucr—Thomas Walker, gardener to the I*-. D. 11. Currer. of thi lou House. The third best ditto, Thomas •' ster, gardciu-r to the Hon. and liev. \\ . H. Uaanay, uf Beningbrough. I li ...

... Guilty to both indictments. To Le transported seven years. Thomas Harrison, was charged with nealing 00 the 0 h of j August l.*ft, two bras* pans and other article*, the property of j Tho*. Hardy, of Beverley*— To be imprisoned six calendar • rr.cntlts ...

... June 2a ■* July 33. at the Bush Tavern. Bristol. Solicitor ill • Clarke. Richards, aad Mcdcalf. Lincohi's Inn-fields * ** Thomas Williams, Cheltenham, coal-merchant. June 21 >, July 23. at tbe Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Solicitor, Mr X; ' Sergeant's Inn ...

... Attorney. Mr. Branreobe, Hfc Fleet-street. Thomas Flu.ter, Regent-street, linen-draper. March ?, 9, ?? Ao,n*2? IS teD * * th« Court of Commissioners. Attor. ney. Mr. G. Waugh. a. Great Jamcastreet. Bedtord-row. Thomas Smith, lift. Fleet-street, wine-merchant ...

... — Aad fm the more effectual prosecution of offence, com- nutted neu the hoanaarim of rem tin or putiy ta ooe county and Hardy ta another, be it enacted, that when any felony or mtai rate BBSS dull be committed on the boundary et ksandmba of two or man ...

... Brother to Moses, by Whalebone. 4 yrs old fR. Johnson) - * 6 1 1 Lord Sligo's b. I. Vtt. y Langarr, out of Wire, 4 yrs I*2 Mr Hardy's b. m. Cottage Girl, 4 yrs oU * 6 0 3 Mr Rex's br. cby Figaro, out of TruOa, 3yn aid.. 806 Mr Thompson's br. f. by Master ...

... the hou«e ot Robert Harwood, of Leeds, with in- tent to commit a robbery. (Gibbons wm yesterday acq'iitted of murder.) Mr. Hardy (with whom wa. Mr. Milneb) Mated the ease. The prosecutor. Mr. Harwood. keep, the George the 4th public house, at tbe top of ...

... Basinghall-street ..Thomas II— tie, Whitehaven. Cumberland, merchant. May 29, at 12, at the Black Li.-n Inn, Whitehaven Kichard White, jun. Blakeney, Gloucester-hire, tanner, .May 31, at 12, at ths Offices of Mr C. Chadborn. .Nett-nham Thomas and John Crump ...