... , Attvood, New York, HOB; Milton, Bowlby, Elsineur and St. Pelerslsrg, 242; Agoes, Lamont, St. Thomas's and Nassau, New Providence, 124; Britannia, Hardie, Calcutta, 497. SHIPS CLEARED OUTWARDS WIT1I CARGO.-Tne Possidone, Valentine, for Hong-Kong and ...

... Douro, Marquis sO, Norwich 61,046 4384 Dowdeawell, WV. Tewkesbury 5785 489 Drummond, H1. Perthshire 188,151 4234 Dufiteld, Thomas Abingdon 5859 828 Dugdale, W. S, N. Warwickahitoi 206,086 0786 Duncombe, lRon. A. East Retford - 218376 ,2785 Dbincombe, Hon ...

... course of not defending their privileges, but of submitting them to courts of law. (Hear, hear.) He therefore moved, That Thomas BuroLn Howard be summoned; to attend at the bar of the house to,-mdrrosV.- - The ArroRNEn-GsENRAL declared that he had never ...

... Duke of Sussex's claim to esteem extends over the broad circle of hibserel Englas. Wishent Horne Tooke, Major Cartueright, Thomas Hardy, Gale Jones, and other bold-men were held up as miscreants by the .authorities that were; and Wvhen the fust. scstder'e ...

... Oct Dr. Qstarry going up the stairs which lead to the rooms by three fliglets, rather narrow, he woo met near the top by Thomas Carroll, who op- posed his going up, and a scuttle ensued, when Carroll cailed out to his brother Denis to bring a blunderbuss ...

... and our arsenals, navy yards, and national workshops are like solitary ?? York lHerald. SuYrrk sot oP THE MosoroNr PR'oP ?? Hardy, president of the Boston branch of the Mormons, in re- ference to a successo: of Joe Smith, informs the editor of the Tiries ...

... Terceira-Neptune for Ostend-Osprey for Malta, &c. CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARnO.-The Charles for Tobago-Wasdale for Nevis, &c.-Thomas King for Gre- ?? for New York-Torch for St. Mictaelfs- Lancaster ?? Cherbourg-Johannes ter Cortzeu-Lauroy Johaner and Edward ...

... candidate tor ltradford, has this weeak :en or . visit in that town, and his appearance has Bee raiy coeollese the belief that Mr. Hardy is about to 5 5M:t qe hilerl llndreds- It is stwid, howiever, '.bat the Tories the presetice of 3tr. Wilberforce is *o.edlre ...

... Suirdale, 'who retires, Jan. 24; Ensigs; R. Reid, to be Lientenaont, by purchlase, vice Hussey, veho retires, Jan. 24; F. A. Hardy, Gent., to be Ensign by purchase, vice Latouche, Jan. 24; Gentleman Cadet W. Cooker, lrom the Royal Miilitary College, to be ...

... lor Sty time (rieads of the late Dr. Arnold i-, ,een fo. somne time in the Chapel at Iugby. 'it wvas vsevated by Air. John Thomas, in Coen stone; the is recumnbent, under a rich Gothic canopy, and has rtoen so much satis'action to the commrittee that they ...

... S)vanson, from Shields for Bownes, and a sloop, were in contact near Leith, March 27th, and both sunk; crew of the former ?? Thomas Parker, of and for Dublin, from Whilelhaven, went on shore near Strannaer, March 30th;- but had not received much ?? Marys: ...

... C. Ef. Staith, vice Vernvn, pr-meted; 11. ?? Fitzhugh, vice Raynes, promoted; W. H. Moody, vice Mi man, pro. moted; W. N. Hardy, vice ILKeordy, pro-raoted; Jr-hn Lawrence BPltone, vice Lock, prn)erted; James Ruotlle Lrrgg, vice Gilbcrt, deceazed; G. H ...