... by the Rev. John Bil- iard, James, son of 'ikomas Doughty, oq., XVantage, Berke, to iary Arnne, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Cowley, Mid. diesel. KONNING-WORREL.-Nov. 2, at St. Michael'e, Limerick, C. J. lonning, Esq., of Darte (ltolland), to ...

... arnnum. With regard to this offer, the following resolutiou was adopted, on the motion of Mr. W. F. M'Gregor, seconded by Mr. Thomas Gair That this meeting oonsiders it advisable to accept the Pffer of the directors, under the sanction of a committee of ...

... of Sir T. n. M. Eurton, Bart., formerly of Starborough castle, Surrey. HARDY-SULMAN--Sept. 24, at the rarish church, Olney, Buck- inghamshire, by the Rev. Dr. D. B. Langley, C. Hardy, eon of W. Habrdy, Seq., to Mary An, cdaughter ofT. Sulman, Eeq., of Islington ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTM. Tuesday. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Louis Grosse and James Thomas Brailey, Moorgate-street, merchants. BANKRUPTS. CHARLES MUSTO N, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, watch case maker, to surrender Decemiber 30 and February 2, at twelve, ...

... Ground. CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEB. 14. ENTEBRED OUTWAnDs.-The Magnet for Harlingen, Pearl for Dounkirk, Thrifty for Antwerp, Simeon Hardy for Bar- bados, Dependant for St. Tholas's and Nassau, and the Orwell for Bilbao, Santander, aed San Sebastian. CLIUAED OUTWAIDS ...

... the Royal National Life-boat Institution was held at its house, John-street, Adelphi, Mr. Thomas Baring, M.P., in the chair. We also observed present Mr. Thomas Chapman, FP.R.S., Admiral Cator, Admiral Bullock, Captain Lanbert Perrott, Mr. James Peake ...

... Propontis from Constanti- nople - the Helena from Rostock - the Scottish Maid from Pillau-the Franziska from Havana. SAILED: The Thomas and Joseph Crisp for Launceston - the Eleanor for the Mauritius-tbe Spheroid for St. Vincent's -the Ensperor of China for ...

... and taken to the dockyard by one of her Majesty's gunboats. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 21.-Wind W.N.W to ?? light and ?? he Charles and Thomas a; ,ll, Shields, Pandema from ditto, and the Five Erotiers from Lyme. Sailed the Gipsy Queen for uebec, Ranger for utto, and ...

... Honduras for Port Phillip, Echo for Noiway, Leonard Dobbin for Gothenberg, Vere for Jamaica, Norfolk for Cape of Good Hope, Maria Hardy forTobago. BReSTOL, DFc. 1.-Wind S.E.-Arrived the Chieftain from Gloucester, Ocesisa froom Cardiff. Sailed the PacketandJaseur ...

... April 21, at 12, at Baiwnghall-etreet. Solo., Lawrauce and Co., Old Jeway- chambers; off. assig., Johnsl n, Ba-ingh4ll street. THOMAS NEWMAN, HindolVESron2 oilgnrlso. ktreet. Soar., Doyle, (rasr-nn, and Draole, East Dsere. 16 ?? 9,at12,% at ~ 9aj2aBasinghalsibe ...

... Blunt, pro ry moled-; Thomas Francis Swinford, Gent., te be Ensign, b] to - to purohase, vies Casson Franois Forbes Atkinson, Gent., t4 ?e be Ensign, without purchase, vice Swinford, appointed t the 98th Foot. 22d Foot-Lieutenant Thomas Tyacke to be Captain ...

... therefore com-. pleted the voyage in 90 days. CASUALTIES. Artemnesia, Banao, has been lost on Kangeany..-.Batavia, Aug. 6. Fatima, Hardie, Thormasine, Holmes, and the Elizabetb, of Bristol, Churchill, all from Australia, have been lost in Torres Straits.-Batavia ...