... from Kiel. Hough. ton, Hunter, from Riga, E Coasters Arrived.-Streaushalh (a), Hodgeon; Defiance, i Holmes; Virgil, Wilson; Thomas, Graham; from New- castle. Scarbro'.Castle, Moor, from Grangemoutb, Wil. d berforce (a), Agars: London (a), Taylor; from London ...

... deeply regretted by his numerous family and friend*. Sunday, the ultimo, at Ida residence at Cottingham, aged IT. Mr. Thomas Hardy, paper-hanging manufacturer, of this town, much and deservedly respected the ultimo, at Market Wcighton. aged ytars, Mr ...

... church in a quarter so loudly demanding the ex- tension of our beloved establishment. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. -On Sunday the Rev. Thomas Dikes preached his annual sermon, on the beginning of the new year, in the course of which the venerable pastor dwelt on the ...

... inst. at the Catholic Chapel, Hadewood House, Tadcaster, by the Rev. C. Fisher, Mr. J. Saul, of this place, grocer, to Miss Hardy, of Haslewood. On the 16th inst. at Bridlington, Mr. John Hutchin. son, mariner, to Miss Eliza Hopper, both of the above place ...

... Botterill, Burton Agnes. On the 8th inst. at Little Driffield, Mr.cD. Pilmeor, of Malton, to Hannah, daughter of Mr. Robt. Hardy. of Emswell, farmer. On Friday last, at Grantiam, W. Luu, Sq. grazier, to Miss Crisp, of the White House. I3~tatI~s. On Tuesday ...

... formerly lidcwuiter the Cti'iums, at this purl, ami fatlier Mr. Thomas Dawson, Qua}-street. Ssiiday, the I*» h instnnl, aged live years, George Hai-lr. voung*-*t son the hit*: Mr. Hardy, paper hanging manulacturcr.of this town. On Wednesday, the Tith ...

... On the 22nd inst. after a lingering illness, Mr. James Hardy, aged 61, much respected by all who knew him. On Thursday morning, the 19th inst. aged 18, Elizabeth, the youngest daughter of Thomas Firbaztk, Esq. of this place. On Wednesday week, aged 42 ...

... DEATHS, Thurs lay, the 19.h instant, aged 18. Elizabeth, the youngest daughter Thomas Firbauk, Esq . of this place. Thursday, the 19th hist, aged six years . Jane, the daughter of Mr. John Taylor, merchant, of this place. On Thursday, the 12lh insf .in ...

... instant, nt Sculcnotes Church, the Kev. Carey, Mr. Thomas Sharpe, tailor, to Miss Wcstoby, eldest daughter of Mr. Westoby, gentleman, of this town. Sunday, the 12ib inst. Sculcoatos Church, Mr. Thomas Hoggilt,joiner,to Miss 1.-niis* Odenatt, b.-th of tins ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. INSOLVENTS. Andrew Paul, Hanover-square, surgical instrument maker. Thomas Dann, Reigate, Surrey, merchant. BANK RUPTS. Joseph Harper, Rotberlhithe-street, Surrey,shipwright. Stuart Hewlings and Charles Watling ...

... or retreating point mch nearer to the seene of than Great Beax L ake, and it was quite evident to us that any further fool-'hardy perseverance could only lead to the loss of.tbe great object already attained, together with that of the whole party, We must ...

... Co, cask 9 cases y. the New Royal Ilotc:, Blrniinchain.-llarrison, Birbundles Steel and Hardware. .1 Smith & tasks j . t, Hardy, silver.pater, Birmingham, May u, Painters’Colours. R Tottie, case I bale Woollens, g, the same place.-'||owr>, casks Umbrella ...