... Lstttr, from Oporto. George and William, Bartlet, for Hall. T- Martha, Tuw vnend, from Hull. Wissniwr, June 20- l rovidance, Hardy, frqmGoole.- 25 -Endeavour, Cawthorne, from Guoole; 2 Sistert, Jackpon, from Hull. 25-Active, Pinder; Providencea, oodwill ...

... -On Mfonday it was discovered that a quantity of lead had becn taken from the Church now erecting syat Buttersltow, by John Hardy, Esq. Search was immnedlately to made for It, aod a portion was found coecealed tn a pit.. tohill not far distant. to order ...

... are supposed to have been lost during the late storm. A boat marked outside the stern Paul Pry, of London, and inside 'Thomas Hackman, came on shore at Speeton, last weck. The Juno, Fairburn, of Shields, being dismasted, was abandoned off the Sunk ...

... Birning. S hamn. s COOiKSON Thomas, of Staveley, Keudal, in the county of West- O Moreland, manufacturer, d. c. to our. Jan. 31, March 2, at 11, at O the White Iliar Kaendal.-AttO. Wilson and Harrison, Kendal. O DOUGHTY Thomas, of Goodge street, Totteiiham ...

... booksellcr--William Spic, 'roover.stree, Sevetn Dials, victualler ..Henry Swan, Great Knight Rtider-street, money scrivener..Thomas Allison, Manchester, ware. itiuseman..Hlarry Andrews, Bristol, paper hanger-John Cuoning. ton, sen. and Jobn Cuninigton. jun ...

... -Attti. Robertos and Croznpton, Scourbridge.- Petitioning Creditor, Joseph Mills of Tiptoen engine. manufacturer. BENNETT Thomas, John Thornton, and John Ridgway, ?? Hayfield, in the county of Derby, cotton spinners, d. c. to sur. Dec. 1i, and Jan. 12 ...

... dreadful calamities of the pre- ceding fishing season may be again occurring in the florthtrn seas, and that numbers of our hardy mariners may be at this very moment enduring afihictioiis and privations the mere allusion to which is enough to make the blood ...

... Sussex, dealer fit hrqre.. it. c. to stir. Nov 5, andt Den, tO, at 1-5, at tlie Star, ?? essrs. Mlatker, Lorvei.1'nt. er. A T'homas J-,hti~tto,seu ot Lewves, wholoiale grocer. Colran, d. c. to stir. tNJrv. 1, at 2, arid Dre. tO. at 121-Sot. Muntn, Staiple ...

... that hr in metamoephosed into a Rat, the some Tories come and fondle t the sleek and curining beasot., Thle other rich rat, Hardy, the Tory-Ref~rmer and sanctimonious payer of tread-money, is ales ?? as forthcosming. Re and Lord Wihacttciffus, the I Wavsrere ...

... sot. July 31, at one, Act, 31, at lII.-Att. Warne, Leadenhali ?? Crediltors, Robert Kiplinag and Co., Cateaton street, COURT Thomas, if..tbe George in the Tree, hamlet I ample Balsa], in the parish of Hampton ina Ardeni, in the coursty of Warwick, innkeeper ...

... war wra c THE: Batpraoltlo 1 PE-rT'T03t.-It was stated itn tire I r.Cirronicle, Sunm, aird aenra otheor pallors, thtot Alr. Hardy eve alad presetrted a petiliota frotn Biradlford, signed bly 4900 tnf pesos in favour of Claurcll-rartos '1'lne inatelligencee ...

... hioroc and cattle dealer, dIc. to cur. Feb. 13, at 121 islareh 13, it il.-Alt. Abbott, Nicholas lane, Lombard street. WALItElt Thomas, of Fore street, Spitslfelds, in the county of b a Middle.sex. sill; manufactufer. (I e. to Bur. Feb. 6i, at llalf-past 1 ...