... 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 ...

... but nom of Loiidon aisercbatit-Richard Moore, tlte of Bath1, linen draper-T homas Taylor, Cowley, Ox fonvliire, baker-David Hardie, tlanclicster tnerchant and m mission agent-George NV. Roberts, Fiiichlat-ee, Citr, anerrhs:,t auit broker-Samitel Allen th ...

... Co., Cheapside, 'varehousemen. ELY Thomas, Mark-lane, conimission-agent, March 20, April 22.-Solicitors, MILeod and Stenning, Fenciurch.et,-Pet. crs. T. and M. Usbourne, New London-st.. corn.factors. TWELLS John Thomas, Tamworth. Staffordshire, draper, ...

... arrive shortly from the coast of Africa. if Lander has lost every symptom of his late severe indit. d position, and looks as hardy as an Arab. He wearsa .r luxuriant beard, which extents to his ?? y Gazette,. _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ ;l Labourers Priend Society ...

... the Gravesend and Milton Steam-packet Company. Admiral PARKER is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir THoMAS HARDY; and Admiral GAGE is to succeed Ad- miral PARKER il the command of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal. - Courier. The latest ...

... 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 ...

... merehuaits. HALLAM Joln, Joseph, and Thomas, Nottingham, builders, May 14, June 3, at the George the Fourth Inn, Nottingham.- Solicitor, Cursham, Nottingham.-Pet. crs. H. and J. Youle, Nottingsiam, timber-merchants. HAMER Thomas, Huddersfield, wool-stapler, May ...

... exteusive and destructive fire which occurred on Monday, at the i buildinbg.-yard, carpCnter's shop, and dwelling-house of Mr. Thomas Wisden, builder, in the Wwstern-road, Brighton. The fire, which commenced at a quarter to twelve, was not got under till three ...

... Douglas, Dawson, from.Liverpool for. Cartha- 2- gena, put into Belfast Lough witl.loss pf foremast. t The Trimmer, _, from St Thomas for La. Guayra, st was lost on the Roquis previous to the 5ith ult. Specie ;h and part of the esargo saved. Crew and passengers ...

... the Duchess of Gloucester on Thursday evening at Gloucester House. His Majesty gave audience yesterday to Earl Grey. Sir Thomas Hardy, and Mons. Lichtenberg, the Hanoverian Charge d'Afraires. The Dukes of Cumberland and Gloucester visited their Majesties ...