... of Madras, was publicly read and proclaimed. |After the publication of his Majefly's Lett. rs Patent, the Honourable Sir THOM.As ANDRew STIA'NGE took the ufual oaths of offite as the firtl Chief Ju~tice; is and the Honourable Mr. ludfice GW!LLI'NE, and ...

... bull-baiting we muft fay a word or two on thefateof the Bill, brought into Parliament for the purpofe of abolifhing that ancient, hardy and anti-puritanical fport, and of extirpate ing a race of animals, which are peculiar to this ifland, and peculiarly char ...

... i, tvine'and brandy nerrehaintz 9 A. Dulau, Soloho-fquare, bookfeller - .. [div.) Io M. Camon, Plymouth, grocer '- I s J Hardy, Leadenliall-ltraet, Silverfl'ith - 2 10 A. De Mendes, 'lor'i-elds,'innercinit - . 2 tQ I lloyd, Woolwich, Kent, vidlualler ...

... A. Madox, 1ifq. larnes Adams, Efq. ames Langliara, lErq. Edward Goldinig, f 1q. .M. Ormtby, Efeq. Win. Gore Langton, lfq. Thomas Fydcll, Fkfq. 1-enry Holland, Bfq. The Petitioner having waved his right of appointing a No- minter, the abovc-mentioned ...

... J. Cunningham, A. Fraz-r; Litut, C. c furray Mefr'r. t R. Keys, J. Htntirfoiu, Alfilftart Surgeons , M flrs. A. k-. I Hardy, J. Thomas, J. Seppings, G. 13 Fie]i, L aMaclicd, '1'. h C. Cawitade, T. Walker, J. Archer, 1D Peigrave, A. Dick, t, and G. Boyd ...

... continued at t itd. the quartern loaif of wheaten, and aazd. household. TChe eleuirfs ecl, Mr. Alderman Ans!ey, and Mr. ^Aldtr man Thomas Srmith, entcred into bond of I-obol. t I each for the due exeZtcion of their off-ice. Precepts were ordered to be issued for ...

... Norroy King of Arms, 'abited as the othier officers of arms, The Banner of Emblems, at the door-place, borne by Capt T. M. Hardy, of the Victory, supported byolieuts. A I gard (I.Bligof ?? Navy, li*ba d as those in the other barges. The barges of his Maje: ...

... lllioti, David Perkins, Rich. 'Curtis, Thomas Willson. 'Josej)h Williams, James F-erriott, 'rhoms§ Murray, john C i-dwick, John Butcher, all badly ; Thomas Hgghes, JosepJ, otanby, 4l lonias Dacres, 1rni. 'relly, Thomas Cooper, Richard LLwis, Henry Moore, ...

... the success of' any of' the candidates in the ?? eleffion. Govelrnor ARBVTHNOT, Mi'. W. WILLIAMS, Mr. BuxroN, and Sir Talon. HARDY, have started for Wey- mouth and Melcolm Regis, in opposition to the PU LT -4 NEY interest. Amidst all the fervoui of elea ...

... nerehant-Feb. 14. E. Hargrave, of -lower . toutisn,dealer. Feb.'4.W. Gurden, jtn. ot Stoney Stratford, lace-merchant'-March3i-Thomas- Morgan of- Holborn, linen-, ?? 7, George Steadnman and John M'Leatl, of : l~ainb-steeet, C(irhriteh, 'potatot-ineftcants-Feb ...

... Denlson ' - - 39 Oeneral'Gisedyne - 1277 tMr.C.Dykes - - - -Mr. Roscoe ' ' ' - - 3 1 -GRANTHAN,MAY I4-Final close of the Poll- Thomas Thoroton, Esq. 420. Sir W. Mahners - 35- Wn. Eaile Welby,Esq. 41| Sir (6l1bert Heathcote 9 CITT'tOF YoRk-State of the Poll ...

... persons detained; Commodore Sir Thomas, HI e v3o0 now Comornaids, behayes, as far Rs we can itl withl great. poleness to the vessels ggoing out and co ' ing ua, givig tbern~oo'tlterruptionz ,nl It is ~to be regretted ?? Hardy had commanded'from the ?? of ...