... Three Totns Tavern, South. P' wark, whlen Mlr. Samuel Palmer, Mr. Temple Lender, l. P., PI Mr. WV. Leveson Gosver, and Air. Thomas Hardy, were vi elected vice-presidents of the association. m Mr. O'Connell is said to have refused a special cC retainer in one ...

... JuLY 21.-Nind N.E., ?? the Violet, thilds, from Leghorn; Catharine Caroline, - , from biemel; alts, Hardy, from Sunderland to Jersey; Chester, Thomas, fronm London to Chester; Barois, Alexanlder, fromt Bremen ; anid Venus, Mlailer, from Abo, for lisbou ...

... Arrived his MInjesty's ship Panitloon, from l.ji;i9. ' oth ?? the Eclipse packet, for Mleni,, packet, for Barbadoes and St. Thomas's. ' s The Gracioz7a Solitia, Vouichl, from Constantinoi I, to Is wrecked at Heyeres; the cargo is slightly dati ag ' I pected ...

... Handcy I. Sriiolefield, Joshua 'in~e ., . .r. Hardy, John1 Scott, Jantes NV. ?? ir~iim.J. Harvey, Dt. Whittle Srrope, George P. tlrt!i. I-3 rC. Hawes, Beiijambn Seale, Colonel I ejoitri, . ?? NV. Hawkes, Thomas sey-mour, Lord 0 ird,. Hewritt Hteathrowe, ...

... following members :-Sir George Grey, Lord John Russell, the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, Mr Williams Wynn, Mr Goulburn, Mr Hardy, Mr Poulter, Sir James Graham, Mr William Ord, Mr Solicitor-General, Sir John Campbell, Lord Viscount Clements, Mr Grote, the ...

... Setarcl, WVilston, for ,iitto ;Nintts, Rteed, for Ililbotl ; Strift, Corkis, for Syra attd Smyrnta ; Cottntess of Wiltion, 'Thomas, for Nattltia, Romanaia, and Corftt ; arktley, Gething, fsor Leghorn ; Untdertwoodt, WAoo~d, for Demarara, Alptha, Hill, for ...

... FALkiOUTHs, JULY 13.-Wind S.W. to NANW., moderate breezes.-A Oil art, the Rtegolos, Haggart, front Sierra Leone; Prince Carl, Hardy, f~rom St. Croix ; and his Mlajoaty's ship Espoir, front Lisbon. aet BasaTOl., JULY Id-Arrived the Staints, Radman, from St ...