... Coldlstrearn guards -Thomas Bunbury, 67th ?? Henry Fre- lerick Compton Cavendish, kst life ?? Younghuband, 4th dragoon ?? Ray, Scats fusileer ?? Jiihn Thomas Henry Somerset, ?? Couper, ?? God- win, 87th ?? W-ilelioluse, un.ttauhed-Thoma- William Robbins, ...

... At her house, 5, North James' Street, on the 21st current, aged seventy-eight, Miss ISABELIA BROWN, daughter of the late Thomas Brown, Esq. architect. At 53, Firederick Street, on the 21st current, Mr WLr.LrAt Bonrcv, writer, only ecn of the late Sfr ...

... Wa?;al We are glad to he enabled to contradict the report, that Admira I Sir Thomas Williams was about to relin- quish the command at Portsmouth, in consequence of the ill health of his lady. The gallant Admiral is in excellent health, and his lady rapidly ...

... Countv of Lanark. Upper Ward and Airdrie Corps of Lanarksbire Yeo- manry Cavalry-John Gregory Mckirdy to be Lieute- nant. James Thomas Brown to be Cornet. BANKRUPTS. T. Evans, Cavendish Square, London, apothecary J. Andrew, Lad Lane, London, licensed victualler ...

... eldeat daughter ?? late Charle, Bellamy, Esq. Honourable East India Cumn- pany's Service. At Elie, on the 4th current, Thomas M. Hardie, Esq., merchant in London, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Mr James Bennet, farmer, Broomleys. At West Calder ...

... Acadian, for Halifax, with five; the Aroabian, for Montreal, with 92 ; and the Sabina, for New York, with 131. The Rev. Robert Hardie, Profissor of Logic and Rhetoric in Anderson's University of Glasgow, bttving beerlately presented to the church and pa- rish ...

... do) in a few muinutes. There were no papers found upon him. Thomas Hardi, the prisoner alluded to, corroborated the evidence of the preceding witness. The deceased was in bed when he (Hardy) left huvn at half-pant seven, and from the tone of voice in ...

... John Pringle, Bart. of Sticbell, elder. l Presbytery of Brechio-Rov. Messrs Hill, CrOn, and it Gerard, ministers, Captain Thomas Ramsay, elder. Prresbytery of Peupont-Mr Smith, Penyont, Mr, I ti Wilson, Tynron, ministers. Dr Lorimser, el er. Presbyters ...

... with all on board . - _GRIMSBY _, Feb . 21 . —Tho _Thomas and Ann , _Wingfielil . from Gpolo to Boston _, was _dismasted off the Sandholc _yesterday . . _PLYMOUTH , Feb _. 2 . _—Tlio'TTcro , ' Hardy , _'from London to' Canton , _lina put back _: to this ...

... Liverpool, whither Mr Thomas repaired on Friday, and, on seeing himn, inquired if he had recently heard of his friend Mr Howell. Not very lately, said the prisoner; I hope he has not done any wrong again. No, said Mr Thomas, but I have reason ...

... Gardner, by the Marchioness of Tavistock Miss Giffard, by Mrs Mellish Miss Elphinstone, by Lady John Russell c Miss Emily Hardy, by Lady Hardy The Duchess of Roxburgh, on her marriage, by Har- , riet, Duchess of Rxsbur h Countess of Camoperdown, by tlse Countess ...

... maintopmast, and bnwsrit cut away. She has been assisted into Scockness Bay, water- logged. Cronstadt, October 11.-The Adventure, Hardie, from Kirkaldy, and the Dedalus, Donaldson, from Leith, have been an shore, the former near Dagerort, the latter near Bornholm ...