... morning, fine frefhfamplcs fold readily, and fixpence dearer. BANKRUPTS. George Brough, of Lane End, StafTbrdfhire, Mercer Thomas Hardy, of Liverpool, Brewer Jofeph Harrifon, of Tydd St Mary, Lincolnfliire, Jobber ll'aac l.indo, of Stamford Hill, Inlurancc ...

... wife of Thomss Haworth, Efq. On Tucfday evening, Mr. Edward Hardy, Silvcrfmith, in Blackfryar-gate, Hull. Same day Pocklington, Mrs. Hannah Hewctt, aged 86. On Wcdnefday evening, Mr Thomas Shipman, late a 'l’idcwaitcr in the Cufloms at this place. EXCHANGE ...

... Cooke, and Clnif. at 1 ,?. Gen, Lieutenants—George Lempriere, Thomas i-2' r, aln Charles Gowns, Thomas Garforth, and Katchff Medley, Gents, Cornets. yolantri’n .—Captain Commandant, Thomas Lloyd to Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Mr Phipps was yefterday ...

... Kowdcn William Hardwick - Knarefborough George Sagg - - - Maiton John Blackburn - - Whitby Thomas Cockfhaw - - Barnfley And for the County of Durham, Mr Thomas Sample • - Durham Samuel Forftcr - - Darlington Jonathan Angas • • Sunderland Chrifiopher Hcltus ...

... true bill was returned ; againll the following perfons for High Trcafon; Tho: mas Hardy, John Horne Tookc, Auguftus Bonny, Stewart Kyd, Jeremiah Joyce, Thomas Warddl, Thomas Holcroft, John Richter, Matthew Moore, John j Thelwell, Richard Hodgfon, and John ...

... the pariih St. Mary-lc-Bonnc, otherwiie Marybone, in the county t»f Middlefcx atorelaid, gentleman ; Thomas IVardle, late of London, gentleman; 'Thomas Holer oft, late the St. Mary-le- Bonne, otherwife Marybone, aforefaid, in the county Middlel'cx aforefaid ...

... upon I h« bench. The prifoners were placed the bar in the following order to plead die indidmx-nt. * Thomas Hardy, Jeremiah Joyce, J. H. Toole, Thomas Holcroft, John A. Bonucy, John Kitchtcr, Stewart Kydd, John licl- ill, and John Baxter. Mr. H.Tooke laid ...

... received this morning, the following particulars of Hardys acquit* which cannot known from the London papers till tomorrow morning. London, IVednefday evening, half pnjt eight. The trial of Mr. Thomas Hardy, for High Treafon, h.;s entirely occupied the public ...

... there. They went to Chalk k'arm. Three words only wgcre fpoken by Hardy during the meeting; while Richter.,was reading the Addrefs, and certain period* make fume obl'cr vat ions, Hardy tried out, Read, {kr, without comment.” From the Farm he went No. ...

... withdraw his troops from the Rhine, as have before obferved ; but many doubt the truth of his wilii the Cbr. K£MON. TRIAL THOMAS HARDY. (Continued from the l ift page.) Sii:urJ.iy, November I. Fij'th Jay* Court met this day ut twelve o'clock. A few more ...

... the ofler made by Mr Thomas Paine 10001. the amount profits arifmg from the falc of his Right* of Man—they report, that it was not to accept the iame. At fuhlequent meeting upon the 27th, letter was ordered to addrtilcd to Mr Thomas Paine, expreflive of ...

... HIGH TREASON. TRIAL THOMAS HARDY. (Continued from our lall.) o& ...