... which immediately gave us the most e effectual assistance that the anxious and feeling mind of such an officer as Sir Thomas Hardy could suggest. vs At half past one the Shannon joined, received prisoners gi , from, and took La Thetis 'in tow. She is ...

... ARRIVALS: At DFAY,-The RRoyal Charlotte, Hay, from Onorto. At MEMFL,-The Barrick, Thooapson; Wiliam MabbI Wharton; So-annah, Hardy; Thomas Hodgson, Haigh; Hirnmony, Taylor; At HA.Mai0a,-The Melona, Ogilvie; In the BRIELLE,-The Kitty, Ansdell; .At ANTwV FnP,-Tt]e ...

... given it to be laid out in necessaries for the poor, who gratefully exclaim -this is a year of Jubilee. Cohn Hardy, Esq. eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Esq, of Wakefield, is appointed Captain in the 1st West York militia, commanded by Colonel Dixon, now lying ...

... Jewsie, Alexander, Cronstadt; Woodhouse, Cogle, Narva. Days, Day, Dunlkiirk, , S-hartin, Bengtesn, Hernosand. Sept. 2-Thomas sod Isabella, Hardy Fredorickshamn * Else iald, iurletson, Narva; Stafford. Tailor, Wyburg; Johanna, Febling, Riva.. 3-S-3desrhaian ...

... Hetton, Cross, from Quoeec ; Skylark, i\ Meek, from Charleston; Tees, Sherwood, from Londonu; Ex, from Newport. Thomas, Sterling; Navaran, Hardy; F. Laurel, Boyle; Ruby-castle, Greensides; Alert, Lonsdalo; C Jane Clark, Pallister; Constantine, Davison, for ...

... timber merchant. William Cawtlsorn, jun, Salisbury- street, Strand, wine merchant. John Hardy and George Hardy, Wisbech Saint Peter, Cambridgeshire, grocery Thomas Kewell Gorbell, Bedford-place, Commercial-road. bookseller. John Rock Day, White Hart-street ...

... Juno leave Hull and Christiania every Friday evening; agents, Messrs Thomas Wilson, Sons and Co CONSTANTINOPL-Draco, Rosario leave&ull every three or four weeks; agents, Messrs Thomas Wilson, Sons, and Co. COPHAGEN-Frederick, Louise, Leda, and Essex from ...

... Trent, Hailstone ; London,'; Macbn i Yorkshire, Rower; Mary, Padley _ Akre, 'ilerdale; Providence, Foster; Richard and.Jane, Hardy; Shefiield, Thdnsp. son; New Princess Royal,. Rlowbothatn Clifton, Patrrck: }iurel -Cheter X . eds ji Potter ; Polly, fitaff~iBDi ...

... NTrFL-iAlGENC'E, e. ,,, . .ARRtIV.4S. At ARMeINGIML._8ope, 1i1a67-2 eldntott I King, Johnson; Three Biotheis, Fleaiing; Venus, Hardy; from this port. At HAvnn-Tally-Iio, Lishmaan, from this port. At DurnmN-Advenrure, -Stevens, from Riga. At WEXFORD-Straoger ...

... Arrirvts: Ann Watson, Ipswich, copperlite ; Jane Jackson, Jackson, London, fuller's earth, &c; Furston, Anderson, Newcastle, coal; Thomas Holt, Raynor, London, chalk and seed; Marys, Jewitt, London, goods; Phoenix, Cragie, Granton, coals; Hannah, Nicholson, Harwich ...

... BirmIngham; ?? 18, H. Dutchman, Liverpool, ?? 18, J. Hardy, Castle Donnington, Leicestershire, cattle ?? 18, J. Morilmer, Bradford, wvoolstapler. TUESDAY, JUNE 1. ST£VBNS, T. W. G. (commonly called Thomas Green), Bampton, Oxfordshire, hackney-master. STRONG ...

... victualler. Divmnwn .-Thomas Wright, Boston, Linhoioshir, drutgist, Wept. 12, at the White Hart Inn, Boston. Cr.RTricATs, Sept. I.-Jonathan Brook, Choppards, Woosiale, Kirk. burton, Yorkshire, clothier. PAbT.saERsuiPs Dissotvrn.-Thomas Hardy and Wim. Gould, ...