... t»« corps of royal marines of this division. Arrived, the experimental squadron, under the com- mand ol Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, in the VT ramus frigate, consisting of the Challenger, 28, Cap*- Hayes—Sapphire, 28, Capt. Dundas— Wolf, 18, Capt. ii ...

... Clara. 0 to 1 on Brocard. 14 to 1 on Calypso. 14 to 1 on any other. Portsmouth, May 2 -Yesterday Rear-Ad- miral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. re- turned to Spithead in the Pyramus, Capt. G. Rose Sartorius, with the experimental squadron, con- sisting ...

... Liverpool, merchant and ship-owner, troni June 8 to June 19, at eleven. BANKRUPTS to surrender in BASINGHALL-STREET. BARNks, Thomas, Whittersham, Kent, lineii-drauei, June 8 at eleven, June 16, July 17, a' ten. Attoi neys, Mesirs. Hour and beak-, Maidstone ...

... *•« . stone-merchiiuts, June 28. Mannin Ban kruptcies superseded. c turer. John » Kingston -upon-Thames, eloth-manufac- H, Thomas, Kennington-lane, Lambeth, Ironmonger. ABRah 5.m U i PTS t0 BUrreilder ln BASL .GHALL -STREET. Ju 'y «'. 17, A_l^.n S _.T ...

... PORTSMOCTH, . 1 xc 30. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart., ?? sailed this morning from St. Helen's in the Galatea fri- gate, Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart., with the experimental squadron, on their second cruise. They were detained at St. Helen's two days ...

... (ins David) ;— and Premiums fo Mr. Knox .Uius (Thomas), Darlev sus (Henry F.) Os- brey, Blake fas (Win. A.), Grier, M-.\'ee re. Mr. Hewitt, Hitchcock, Trayer, Meaia Otitis (Wa.le). Harris ..tins (Thomas), Symes. Price, Booth jun. (James). For Answki ...

... George and the Misses Talbot, at their house, New Burlington-street, from Paris ; Richard Foster, Esq., from a tour ; Thomas Holmes Hardy, Esq., from a tour ; 11. Beckford, Esq., at his house iv Upper Grosveuor-street, from his seat, Misley Hall, Essex ; ...

... '»/ the 10th of next month, and to be well provided i* l every way. The experimental squadron, under the command * Sir Thomas Hardy, is gone upon a six weeks' crtii st ?? wheu it will return into port, for the purpose of '' ...

... from a tour; ?? Mrs. Crauford and .Miss Crauford, at the Blenheim Hotel, Bond- street, from her seat in Devonshire ; Thomas Holmes Hardy, Esq. from Connaught-ter_ace, for Liverpool; Robert Poore, Esq. for Sir Edward Poore, Bart. *s seat, Ru.hall, Wilts ...

... liave made considerable alteration in tl.e appearance of corn in dry situations. DoiuilESTEit M.xon.) — On Tuesday week Mr. Thomas I>atham, of this place, mowed a field of Capital barley. Cl.oi'i ester. — There seems to he every prospect of a very early ...

... means to attain their ends. — O Portuguez, July 20. Lisbon, July 21 — The experimental squadron, under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived here on Thursday morning. It is said they have sealed orders for their further destination, and will perhaps sail ...

... rijie, otherwise the straw becomes brittle, which occasions imirh loss by the heads break iiig off. Though oats are reckoned a hardy grain, yet the early varieties being liable to damage from high winds, or from exjiosure to inueh wet, ought to be cut as soon ...