... Tuesday, March 30. INSOLVENTS. F. Thomas, Liverpool, ship-broker. T. Clark, Dover, master-mariner. R. E. Marsh, George street, Hatspstead road, drawing master. W. Hodgens, Liverpool, glass dealer. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W. Hardy, Kirkby-Moorside, tailor, from ...

... at the Court of Commissisners of Bankrupts, JBashighail-street. Solicitor, Mr. Dirts, i9, liasingliall-street. JABEZ RI ;HARDIS H ARtA DEN,. f Cambridge, npholsterer and ca- bilnut-usaker, April 20, at one, 23, at. twelve, and Meay 25, at eleveO. at ...

... ugut Iands, t levn, t te tar ton, Manchester. SolI- citrsMesrs.Biaelek ad Pdde, erct' Inn, Ficet-atreet; and Mr. DIVJDENDS. Thomas Tranlisid, of the Sawyers' Arms, Mary-la-bsnnrI'ane, victualler, Atigumt 7, at one, at the Court of Ds,;kraptcy, BeASInag ...

... within pistol-ahot, the brig struck her oulours to the Speedwvll. ;1 may be remembered, that a few years ago, Lieutenants II.Hardy. of the Pickle schooner, and Sherer, of the Nim- bi, were promoted for capturing slaves on this station; and we feel aiqured ...

... Mrd-HornTooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and several others. Hardy and Toolke alone were tried. Lord Eldon, then Attorney-General, laboured hard to obtain a conviction in the case of Hardy, who was first tried, and it was thought his long speech of nine ...

... lioncaster, grocer ant tallowv.ctiandler, Jily 29, and Sep- tembur 3, at twelv, at the OulIdhall, Darncaster. Sellcitor, SIr. Thomas Rtogere, Devowshlre-equatre, Hisitopsgate street; antd Messrs. Rogers and Son, Sheffield. JOHN JONES, of Tywyn, l)y-weiliog ...

... Tar, Hardy, far Quebec; and Atureb, for Now Soith WAles.-Remaoa the homeward bound. Chapman, Barosna, Henry Brougham, and an American line ship. DROGsED-A, SEPT. 8.-Arrived, Sally, Dltchban, and Ophells, Eminersurs, from Quebec; John and Thomas, MiIvcrs ...

... Gildfioch packet, on the 6th nit. MILFORD HAVEN, SEPT. 23.-Sir James Graham, and two other Lords of the Admiralty, viz.-Sir T. Hardy and Admiral Dundes, arrived at this port onr an cfficial visit last Saturday, In the Light- ning steam vessel, rccompanied ...

... James's Church, John Atho1 M'Gregor, Esq., eldest son of Sir Evan M'Gregor, Bart., to Mary Charlotte Hardy, young'est'daughter of BLedrAdm. Si Thomas Hardy, Bart. There were present Lords Sefton. Glenlyon, Strathallan, -.l Russell,'Rosslyn, and Ipswich; ...

... bilged; crew and pat- sengero saved. The Samuel Brown, Hardy, from Beagal to Liverpool, waNCesni pletely wrecked at the Mauritius. Tlhe Lion, from Singapore to London, put into the Maurltitit leaky. Tae Thomas King, Williamson, from London, arrived at Deme- ...

... Sir George Murray declined. Up to Friday morning no other candidate had arrived in Dudley, or indeed, declared himself Mr. Thomas Hawkes, the unsuccessful op- ponent of Sir John on two former occasion (at Stafford), had been named by the Tory party as ...

... Handley, B. Scott, Sir E.D. Buckinghaum, J. S. Handley, W. F. Shaw, F. Burton, H. Harlin~ga, Sir H. Sheppard, T. Burdett, Sir F. Hardy, J. Simneon, Sir R. G. Bruce, C. L. C. Heatheote, G. J._ Smith, R. Vernon Buller, E. Hoskins, K. Smith, R. S. Calvert, Nicholson ...