... Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson, late President of the United States, than whom few men have displayed greater energy, or more powerfully promoted the interests of their country, during very difficult and stormy times. Iieut. Hardy's Travels in the ...

... Treasurer, Alr. Shaw, draper, Corn MDarket. In addition to the long and interesting account which we gave in our poper of Sir Thomas Lawrence, that great genhis whom Providence has recently removed from our earth, we may observe, that one of his earliest ...

... Worcester; Rev. John Poulett Dl 'Ghie, Queen's. Bachelots of Arts.-Thomas Need, and George Neale Barrow, University; Sidney Godolphin Osborne, James Arthur Dunnage, George Robertson Edwards, and Thomas Freeman, Brasennoze; Henry Sims, Pembroke; Edmund May, W'orcester; ...

... resigned; and the Duke of Gordon was sworn In of the Privy Council. The Recorder of London taade is usual sessional report, and Thomas Sales, convicted of housebreaking, was ordered fom execution Odn WVednesday next; the other convicts were respited duting ...

... passed the Great Steal of Ireland, op. Zirring Tl'hoss Gouldl, Esq. iris iajesty's First Sergeant r Law, is tire rosin of ''Thomas lctroy, Esq. resigrred; Fesncis Illaebbun, Esq. Second Sergearet anetd Edward Pesreeather, £sq. 'Ihird Scrgeanst. Mioificence ...

... a tea service were stolen out of the summer house. Committed to the County Gaol since our last, Thomas hunt, Thomas Hunt the younger, Henry Lander, Thomas 1Ilhbook, and William Garrant, charged with breaking itto tire shop of George Brown, of Denby, and ...

... fifty-eight pounds and nineteen 3lillhings, tire money'and effects of' Thomas Lte; abd the Cornier charged ithb feloniously receiving, ar bouringr and spaintaining the said Thomas Wilson and Win. Clayton._:. Jane Whreeldon, charged with stealing at the ...

... John Alarsball, B.A. St. Mary Hall, Oxford. DEACONS, Thomas Oben Drawbridge, B.A. Queen's College, Cam. bridge. Philip Fosbrooke, B.A. Clare Hall, ditto. Richard Devereux Hill, B.A. ditto, ditto. Thomas llurrtphreys, B.A. Jesus College, Oxford. Richard Robert ...

... Inited Kingdomt i co neat and a e'oinriceg the Rigt' lion. Sir Jas. Robert uteor (liaham, iturr.; Sir Thilos. Al ,terrnan Hardy, Bart. RXlli. Reoar Admiral of tice Wh'hte Squadron of his 31a- jestl'r Flectr thi llon. Gcorg! Ilecrcage Lawrence Dundas, ...

... 6'clockin the evening. Committed to the House of Correction for this County since ourlast, for seven days, Benjamin Hardy, for assault- ing Hannah Hardy, at Boulton.-For fourteen days, Philip Roberts, for assaulting George Pegg, at ?? one month each and hard labour ...

... living at No. 10, Dorset-place, lf Kennington-road. Hemarried her in tle name of Turnaud. 0 The prisoner now said, his name was Thomas AI'Gill. While at the bar,. he displayed the most-heartless levity of manner, and, frequently laughed vwhile the unfortunate ...

... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command. An Irish paper has announced the failure of the highly- respectable house of Kinahan aund Co. It ...