... GAZETTE. INSOLVENT. John Hawkes Tatton, Parade House, Hank, coal merchant. BANKRUPTS David Page, Epsom, Surrey, horse dealer. Thomas Spa, Gloucestershire, coach proprietor. James Haverliill, /Suffolk, grocer. John Burt, Whit, church, Hampshire, linen draper ...

... Lymington, the Rev. Q. Hardy Raven. M. A , of Boston, Lincolnshire, Jane Augusta, tif,h daughter of John llichtnan, Esq. of the former place. On Thursday se'nnieht was married, at nine wood, by the Rev. S. B. Vince, vicar, Mr. Thomas Phillips, of Bicester ...

... Sibthorp, J. C. L. Calcraft, Wm. Musson, John Hardy, Wm. Robinson, W. Dolby, Thomas Lowry, Jos, Roberts. J. C. Beasley, R. Duckle, W. Thightmore, G. Parnel, W. Mercer, John Garfite, James Cross, and Thomas Duckle ; And the sheriff having thought proper ...

... Sibthorpe, .1. C. L. ('alcrstl, William Musson, John Hardy, Wm. Rubinuon, Thos. bowl. Jos. Roberts. J. C. Beasley, R. ()tickle, W. Brightmore, Paine!, W. 31ereer, John (Lathe, James Cross, and Thomas Duckk ; And the sheriff having thotight proper to ...

... Guernsey—John, Dove Ceres, and Windsor, Pinlay, Sunderland-John Thomas, London—Freedom, Donaldson, Sunderland—iEolos, Priaaix, Guernsey—Corsican, Smith, Newcastle—Kirwine, Phoenix, Thomas j and Hero, Youghall—Lero, Bany„ Friends, Bulk, Anglesey, Wheeler ...

... MARRIAGES. At Trinity chapel, on tho inatant, by the Rev. John Hodgson, Mr. Thomas Stevenson, to Miaa Stewart Kirvbie. At St. Jaiaes's, on the sth, Mr. James Ashley, to Miss Mary Wracn. Thursday last, at Harrington, Cspt. Wm. Craig, of tlu; Endeavour ...

... of Ravebglaas, with the I slate the perches, &c. have been minutely examined I gentlemen of that town, accompanied by Mr. | Hardy, ship-builder, of your port, and the result their , observations is, that secure anchorage may easily j found any sea-faring ...

... nnder*tands the advantage of effect well any property-man in Europe, and therefore varies his dless with the occasion. When Sir Thomas Beevor undertook procure him scat in Parliament, he wore a fashionable coat and spurted kid-gloves ; but when bad encounter ...

... Cotinnisbion was opened on Wednesday last, when Thomas Mellon, Michael Byrne, and William Clinton, were put to the bar and arraigned for the murder of Thomas Hanlon, the 18th of September last, in Thomas Street. They severally pleaded not guilty, in an ...

... are used to do. A Key to the Clapham lloax.—Two gentleman who assumed the respective names of George Fredrick Seymour and Thomas Juak, have figured io the police reports this week in a must amusing manner. l'hey have evidently been the hoaxers of some ...

... Willey, draper, in the High-street, liny also •tood charged with having stolen a quantity muslin, tvc. from the shop Mr. Thomas Robinson, mercer. Mary, th.- mother, was sentenced eiobtren months imprisonment in th* llimse iff t'orrectinn at akefietd ...

... late Rear-Admiral Bingham, and grand-daughter the late Vice- Admiral Sir W. Parker, Bart. Jan. 7, at Lyminglon, the Rev. Q. Hardy Raven, M.A., of Boston, Lincolnshire, to Jane Augusta, fifth daughter John Richman, Esq., of the former place. Dec. 8(), at ...