... -Ge- neral Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, and Lieute- nant.Generil Sir Thomas Dallas, were severally introduced between the two junior Knights, Vis- count Palmerston and Sir Thomas Hardy, and were invested by the Sovereign with the insignia eof a Knight Grand ...

... enabled to state,' that Rear-Admiral Sir SE Thomas Hardy, ?? one of the Lords of the d to Admiraltv, is 'to succeed the late Sir Richard bI t Keats, as Goverior of Greenwich Hospital. We thi If car not whether Sir Thomas be Whig or Tory; i n but we are sure ...

... proposal for erecting a monument to the memory of the great Nelson. Amongst those present were Admirals Fleming, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Captain Dickenson, Captain Jones, and Captain Codrington. Admiral Sir George Cockburn took the chair ...

... ty of the citizens of London. At five minutes before four o'clock the Queen left the yacht in the barge of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, wvho steered her ashore. The Queen was conducted into an open carriage by the Earl of Albenarle, the Master of the Horse ...

... ?? Alexander Crawford Mac- lerov, Abraham Rose Bradford, J. A. Mould, John Griffith Williams, Thomas Frazer, George Alexander Munro, William Kent, Thomas Brencn. John Sloan, James Stiell, and John Moody, Assistant-Surgeons, are promoted to the rank of ...

... Stopford, H-onouraible Sir Henry 1 Grey, Sir Henry Varde, Sir Thomas Williams, Sir William S flargood, Honourable Sir Willinan Lumlev, Sir J. Wil. loughby Gordon, Baronct, Sir TI'homas M. Hardy, Bart. ii Sir It. S. Keats, Viscount 13ercsfordl. The subjoined ...

... e- from L25.to L.3B per last. be S.MTl11 IELD MA'tl'XET-July 11. Good Scots make no more than 4' , and the best elliltg I hardy obtain Sc. iOi. 'lie Herefords, stid tie West Country beasts, are now comnrg to market, anll wich, in if not ton heavy, make ...

... Lowry Cole, Sir George Murray, Sir William Clin- ton, Sir C. Colville, Sir James Kempt, Sir G. Drum-' mond, Sir G. WalLer, Sir Thomas Hislop, ?? of Rosslvn, the Duke of Gordon, Lord Farnborough, Sir George Martin, Lord Granville, Sir Stratford Canning, Sir ...

... MonLrese. Baltic, do. Wl.Nns.-March 13. SW. W. blowing hard-I-. SW. do. do.-15. XV, WSW. do. do. Elsinore, March 15, 1836. J. & F. MOLLENS. KNOX, & 1-OOwnUN. ELITfl SHIPPING. ARRIVED-Ctarch 19, Thomas. Anderson, Newcastle, ?? and Mary, Crabb, do. goods-Ceres ...

... which was run down in the river, has been iweighedand brought on shore. La.Guayra, Aug. 2.-The mail-boat Montagpe, for St Thomas, was detained till 25th ult. to repair damage received by getting in contact with the American brig M'ontg'omery. Gloucester ...

... spoken with 19th ult. lat. 45. ioug. 47. by the Marnlon; arrived off Plymouth. LEIZT SHIPPING.' - ARRIVED-.-Oct. 12. George & Thomas. Liddell, South. iampeom ark-Ardilample, Pearson, Newcastle. goods. CLEA ED OUT-Oct. 11. Neptunus, Iattson, Gotten- burgh ...

... Agrnoria, Batchelor, Lady Jane, Lngan$ Pacific, Burn; and Mentor, Baxter, from Riga Caledonia, Mearns, from MILmel John and Thomas, M'lver, fromn do. Pursuit, Proctor. from Newcastle Erin, Wighton. from Juverlceithing Agenoria, Smith, from Sealiam 8. P ...