... more to aid the progress of rational and practicable freedom. He was as honest in the sacred cause of liberty as was l Thomas Hardy; be was as intrepid as Horne Tooke; and, having lived in times that tried men's seols, let it be recorded in his epitaph ...

... evening, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the acquittals of Messrs. Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from the charge of high treason, exhibited against them in 1794. Upwards of one hundred ...

... Duke of Sussex's claim to esteem extends over the broad circle of hibserel Englas. Wishent Horne Tooke, Major Cartueright, Thomas Hardy, Gale Jones, and other bold-men were held up as miscreants by the .authorities that were; and Wvhen the fust. scstder'e ...

... , Attvood, New York, HOB; Milton, Bowlby, Elsineur and St. Pelerslsrg, 242; Agoes, Lamont, St. Thomas's and Nassau, New Providence, 124; Britannia, Hardie, Calcutta, 497. SHIPS CLEARED OUTWARDS WIT1I CARGO.-Tne Possidone, Valentine, for Hong-Kong and ...

... Regiment-Captain William Thomas. Col- man, from l4th Foot, to be Captain, viec Black, who exchanges. STArre-Lieutenaut RAbSrt Alexasder- Dagg, from 2nd WestIndia Regiment, to be Adjutant of a Recruiting District, vice Thomas Dsgg, deqeased; dated 11th ...

... 7th Light Dragoons ; dated Sept. 3. 12th Light Dragoons-Captain Samuel Pole, from half-pay UBat- tach~d, to be Captain, vice Thomas Bernard, who exchanges; Lieu- tenant Richard Hugh Smith Barry to be Captain, by purchase, vice Pole, who retires; Cornet Thormas ...

... fold lowing Parliculars were obtained :-It seems that about two o'clock in the afternoon, two persons, named John Jenkins and Thomas Foden, having to repair a pump, took the working-rod, which Wms broken in two, to the black- smith's shop of John Lee, for ...

... R6. There were eight candidates, and the four who threw to the greatest distance-narmeJy, Thomas Menzies, 79f. Sin.; Archy Macdonald, SOf. 9.n; Alexander M'Hardy, SUf.; and John Macdonald,,ot Cranachan, 86f. Iin., contended again on Thursday for the prizes ...

... Terceira-Neptune for Ostend-Osprey for Malta, &c. CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARnO.-The Charles for Tobago-Wasdale for Nevis, &c.-Thomas King for Gre- ?? for New York-Torch for St. Mictaelfs- Lancaster ?? Cherbourg-Johannes ter Cortzeu-Lauroy Johaner and Edward ...

... last, a great loss of life occurred from the , bursting of a boiler at the manufactory of a spindle and fly o maker, named Thomas Riley, in Medlock-street,' Ardwick, e Manchester. The engine-house, part of manufactory, and a e smithy, were shattered to ...

... Chardpionl of Libour, wag given in the large room of the Crown and Anchor, Strand. About 400 persons sat down to tea and coffee. Thomas Wak- ley, Esq-, M.P., presided, having on his right the guest of the evening, and on his left Mr. Christie, M.P. At the principal ...

... slater, London-roac- Henry Shaldero, commnercial.traveller, Albion-street, Wandsworth-ooad -Samuel Brooks, shoemakers, Bristol-Thomas Williamson Parratt, engraver, Bradford,' Yorkshire-John Pickles, hairdresser, Bradford, Yorkshire-Bentham Simpson, provision ...