... Edwaid Josepb~h;aene at: Roen ?? ?? . 1r, George Washingtoni hence at Barcelona. *d- Reliance, fronm London at Pernambrbuco; Thomas Batterbby, Blandy hdhce&f ?r Qfebeci puttintofaimnothb 12th inst. with foremast'sprnl,, - g ; Sir R. Barclay, Part-, hence ...

... te e le th cleta the latter geneticna's house whimn there vv-4s no re~ect. as p se. abe female in it.. dlear Philip Dixon Hardy was examined to prove the handwriting L arm ofthe defendant. Wert r.ts Mr. O'Connell dean mnade a powerful and; eloquent speech ...

... 3ahia at . iebhohan from Lims at Cadla. a Thomas Morris, Breck, from River Plate at Antsverp. s George Champlin, Hudson, fromn Matanzas at Bremen. a Laura, Mellish, from Rio de Janeiro at Copenhagen. 1 K State, hardy, from Pernambuco at Dalafo. -Ceres, Fellsen; ...

... surveyors of the highways for the parish and for the town of MInehester, for Ithe last twelve months. The chair was taken by Thomas HIardnifn, ,Esq. the senior churchwsrden. Tle constabfes' accounts having been read over by the chairman, Mr. RxcH.&suD PoTrrR ...

... since to tile pro- cceediig of the Bible Society, bly the Rev. Mir. Maddock5, a- Cathol~c Priest. Oms the present occasion, J, Hardy, Req., Cthe Recorder of Leeds, took time Chair. Trhe steering wvas addressed, in ?? of scriptuire circulation, lv the Rev. ...

... tie al lowed by the police act: - . .Jamzes 1¾Miht was charged with violently assaultingMr. Joel Hardy, an lsraeelite, on the evening of Christmas daty. Hardy, it appeared, was staniding opposite to the Frienld Iship's inn, on the old Mvanchester road, when ...

... fromnaoweyfoirthis port atPenoanee, with rudder hc Massasoit, Reedi from New Orleans at Marseilles. are VESSELS SPOKEN AT REA. Y Thomas Battersby,bhenee for Charleston, 22d ult. lt. 46 0 N. Ion. ea :h, 3i 0 W.-TiffMn, Dryden, hence for Barcelona, 1at. 48 28 ...

... Tom, Pearse, henceeat Baltic Port. 147 Columbus, Nesbitt, hence at do. mia lie Bucephealus, Guild, from Measina at do. het Hardy, Shirly, ?? Havannahs at Elsineur.I Charles Henry, Willcott, from Havannab at Hcmborgh. 131 Pomona, Tessier, froma Balbia, ...

... New Brunswick. l1O; w of Cleopatra, Hewitt; Marnhull, White; Ann, Holiiwell; Ceres, M411. bri bay. ler; Hairmony, Dix-on; Thomas, Coffey; John, Jennings; and Bri- n i ate, t~smilft Halliday, keenceat Newfoundland. laS re. Mary. and Jane, Matches, hence ...

... Meadolvcroft, of flittenvorth. . Mr. James Daw-son, of Buttersworth. Mr. John Rigg, of Bleclinivorti. . uMr. Thomas Briggo, of Pilkington. . ir. Thomas Chadwick. of Heap. Mr. Richard Lorcl, of C'stleton. Mr. Benjamin Greenhalgh, of Cosoteton. Mr. Williasm ...

... of January, 1829, on the plantation H-ardy, by the schoonerP Thi la Folie, 114 slaves. It appears that these slave ships belonged detn to Martinique, and had taken out their clearances for the island exti of St. Thomas, (on the coast of Africa.) Twenty-five ...

... Houses of Parliament, embodying the resolutions, g were agreed to. s Shocki/g Ill ?? Friday-last, a ?? named Thomas; f Hanlon, was murdered in Thomas-street, Dublin, by a party ot persons of his own- trade who had combined for an advance o wages. A reward ...