... Leicester, ?? of business. Thomas Norman Gilbert, of Leicester, pateint mangle maker. Thomas Way, of Silverton, yeoman. Elizabeth Ann Shorey, of Sundricdge. Thomas Islip, of Bedford, butcher. Henry Eseery, of Sheepwash, bootmaker. Thomas Lea, of Wellinigton ...

... Thursday, elected Mayor of Liverpool for the year ensuing. TRIAL AY J u ?? fifty-foiurth anniversary of thie acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horoe Tooke, and Joho Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, in 1794, was celebrated last Tuesday night, at Radley's ...

... com- mittee that the ant had been committed with the knowledge and consent of the staid Thomas James Ireland ; that it was proved to the committee that Sir Thomas Winnington, Bart., fhil been, by his agents, guilty of treating ; that it was further proved ...

... trial. Charles Taylor, George Cox, William Poole, Charles Giths, Thomas Herbert, William Winspere, Thomas Irons, James Burton, William Conway, Alex. Hardy, James John Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Morgan, were then placed at the bar. After the witnesses were ...

... LICENSES. GREENWICH, FEB. 12. (Present-Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart., Chairman; Crowley Millington, Esq.; Jobn Thackeray, Esq.; Thomas Lewin, Esq., and Josbua Hargrave, Esq-) LzvisHAm.-Greea Man, Blackheath, Thomas Whit. marsh to Ann Whitmarsh. ST. PAUL ...

... Caledonia-James Taylor, surgeon ; Jamnes Hardy, midshipman. To the Cimpion-John MI. Hayes, commander. To the Enter- 1rlse-John Robertson. (B), surgeon. To the Ocean- Villiam Remphry, clerk. To the Powerful-Thomas R. Dunn, surgeon; Frederick Manger, as ...

... John Furze,£60; James Foster, £5o; J. D. ?? £66; John Hilt, £55; Thomas Anderton, £75; and Hfenry Hooper, £38. Carpenters: Robert Allison, £45; William Bean, £65; J. P. James, £65; Thomas Rodes, £50; Andrew Clarke, £42; Joseph Mott, £82; John Roberts, ...

... and comamon carrier. J. D. Jeffery, Sidmouth, Devonshire, apothecary. R. Beantands, Haiifat., Yorkshire, innkeeper. D. M'Hardy, Crosland-moor-bottom, Almondbury, Yorkshire. innkeeper. W. Potter. Birkeshead. and Liverpool, merchant. E. Hall, Manchester ...

... Medusa, steam pieket, at Portsmouth. Midshipman.-Charles Grant, to the Trident, steam ptcket, tt Woolwich. MAleter's Assiotant.-Thomas Turpin, to the Trident, steam parket. Corst Guard.-Mr. B. J. Littleales is appointed chief officer. ROYAL MAtCINE-Oryicn, ...

... August 3-Thomas Swift, of Monmouth, Chepstow, Slrookwear, anid Bristol, titber titerchatit, August S-Charles Etmanuel Pearse, of Bodmin, grocer, August 2Goeorge C ed, of Liverpool and Toxtetlh-park, druggist, August I-Charles Crodging- ton ard Thomas Southall ...

... 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 ...

... ship at Woolwich ; A. G. Cowper to the Powerful, 84 gun ship, at Portsmouth. Master's Assistants-E. Browne to the Cyclops; Thomas Ogler to thle Ocean flag-ship at Sheerness. TiE ADMIRALTY AT POLTrsMorTu.-Yesterday morning, at a quarter-past ten, the Lords ...