... that it is past the art of man to avoid coming into contact with my mode of operating. Admirals Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy most solemnly declared, in their report to King William IV., that my inventions had pnt an extin- guisher upon a.i naval ...

... French force detached from head- quarters at Bilboa. He subsequently took Gijon, and several vessels from there. VVith Sir Thomas Hardy, he was at the cannonading of Stonington, in America. As captain of the Pactolus, 38, in 1811, he entered the Gironde, ...

... the committee had resolved that Mr. Thomas James Ireland was not duly elected ; that the late election was a void election; that Mr. Ireland, by his agents, had beeu guilty of bribery and treating; that Sir Thomas Winnington, a candidate at the late election ...

... to Anna Maria Slocombe, eldest daughter of E. Bow- dage, Esq., of Crewkerne. On the Bth inst., at Charles Church, Plymouth, Thomas G. Peckham, Esq., of South wark, to Virginia, only daughter of Richard Hopwood, Esq., of Hartley, Plymouth. On the Bth inst ...

... 1782, at Spithead, aged 87.— Poole Herald. Promotions, Assistant Surgeons Henry Edmonds (1838), late of the Albion, 90, and Thomas S. Wells (1841), ofthe Hibernia, 104, in the Mediterranean, to the rank of surgeons. Appointments. Commander John Montagu ...

... Chalour ; and the Queen, from Quebec. Sailed, the Countess of Minto, for the Mau- ritius; the Margaret Hardy, lor Monte Video and Buenos Ayres; the Thomas Miller, for the Brazils; the Governor, for Jamaica; tho Harriet for St. John's, New Brunswick; tho ...

... Edmund Hardy, late of the H. E. I. C. Bombay Artillery. On the 29-h iust., at Brighton, ia the 9th y> ar of his age, Duncan William, eldest child of W. Davidson, Esq., of Portland nlace. Onthe_9th ult., Emma Frances, youngest daughter of Thomas Carnsew ...

... Portsmouth; Thomas Turpin to the Trident, steam-vessel, fitting at Wool- wich. Royal Marines.— The following cadets have been ap- pointed to commissions in the corps of Royal Marines: — W. Pemberton, E. Pearce, W. Dalby, and George L? Hardy Bulton. ?? ...

... 8.A., eldest son of the Hon. and Rev. W. Eden and Anna Maria Dowager Baroness Gr>y de Ruthyn, to Alice Julia, daughter of Thomas Annesley Whit- ney, Esq., of Merton, county of Wexford, Ireland. On tbe 24th inst., at the Bo wdon downs Chapel, near Manchester ...

... and squally; p.m., hard squalls.— Arrived, the Euphrates, from Shanghai ; the Niagara, from Sydney, New South Wales ; the Thomas Chad- wick, from Ceylon; the Anna Margueretta, from Rio Janeiro, for Hamburgh ; the George Campbell, from Brazil; the Sophia ...

... 72, flag-ship, for tbe East Indies. Boatswain. — George Crowle, to the Gorgan, steam- sloop, at Portsmouth. , Carpenter. — Thomas Coughlen, confirmed to the Hydra, steam-sloop, at South America. Dockyard. — Philip Hosking, formerly leading man at Devonport ...

... Col. Tempest, Col. Mark- ham, John Rand, Esq, H. W. Wickham, Esq., L. W. Wickham, Esq., W. W. Brown, Esq., Thomas Benyon, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., 11. Wormald, Esq., John Gott, Esq., John Sykes, Esq., George Noble, Esq., John Haigh, Esq., Ralph Markland ...