... getber on Monday next, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blsckfriars, to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the acquittal of THOMAS HARDY, J. HouNn Tooxs, and J. THELWALT. from a charge of high treason. His Excellency General ALAVA has been pleased to appoint ...

... Simms, to Miss E. Miller, all of the city of Bath. November 5, at Hortield, Mr. Thomas Berryman, to Aliss Fanny Johnson, of Pennywell-road. November S, at St. Paul's, .tr. Thomas Potter, master mariner, to Elizabeth, onlv dau. of Mr. Richard Slee, Coronation-road ...

... Hull. 8-Urania, Penman ; Bos- ton Packel, Walker; from Hull. Libertus, Nurdius, from Grimsby. 9-George, Thompson; George Hardy, Hardy; from Bull. Express, Turnbull, from Gainsbro'. II- Dalton, Grey; Argo, Hall, from Hull. WaLLs, Nov. 9-Endeavour, Harman ...

... -On Mfonday it was discovered that a quantity of lead had becn taken from the Church now erecting syat Buttersltow, by John Hardy, Esq. Search was immnedlately to made for It, aod a portion was found coecealed tn a pit.. tohill not far distant. to order ...

... Westmrrrtifad, from St. J ott's, NewBrunervirk: attd Sir 0. Filtzroy, frost ttIchibucto. SWANSEA, Nov. 3,-Arrived the John Hardy, from Cbab. RttNO-ROAts, Nov. S.-Arrived thte Stambirue, bioman, front Con Stantlnopie. BIAReeO~Tt, Nov. 2.-ArrIved eff' port ...