... Bloanu-strect, niaster-wariner. Janses Sarjeaat , of Great Warner-street, brewer. Win. Fox, of ecihange- buildimigs, stuck-bioker. Thomas Itichionumd, of Nottingham, grocer. Thomnas Spence, late of Maryland Point, ne ar Strat- ford, dealer. Samuel AAb boose Bennett ...

... Westmoreland and Harrowby, Lords Grenville and Erskioe, the Bishop of Lou- don, and the Master (thle Rev. Dr. Fisher)- when Thomas Gritty, Esq. of Gray's Inn, was elected. MR. Fo3-rmt.-Tt is a singular taid indeed an extraordititiry fact,that ?? lie only ...

... .Coast.-Sir Thomas ard . W'ts at Buetlos Ayres ; and Capt. P. L. haitlanl , I C.B'B with the Vengeuratidl Superb, was at Mhldlnado.n -The IHyperion, Capt. Searle, C.BI. ss'ent round Cape llorn in thl beginoing of January. Sir Thos. Hardy's t broad' pendant ...

... -Thursday afternoon, iii Hyde-streeS, to' M Mary Charlotte, daughter of the late Charles Lyford, h . Esq. Stingeotn, of St. Thomas's-street, in ibis City. CeM : 'The Markets this week were very seihal'lat De. hr vizes, Salisburt, and Warnnisiter, and tth ...

... fiom Saudil e l'j eft Mlali] isidoon the 26th of A4d, ,ir'ith dispatchles or considerable interest foin Coin~nodore SirTli°S. Hardy, Bnrt. K.C. B. A Geedifla l~socn ?? omuntcaeion AYre5 r, I- henl Psyerredlon's party fell, the tea afrinee~ tiblisiied at ...

... noble chief thaou volutes; fin' mtiting but a determined d ignity, combined with ttit urbanity which has ever markeed Sir Thomas Hardy's cos- duct, together wvith a firm resolutirn to observe the most honourable anid strict neutrality, could possibly have ...

... feloniously stealing a quanltily iif grocery goods froim the dwelling mouce of tile late, Mary Mathews, of Chipping Norton; and Thomas gMoss, charged with receiving tbe same, khnmowing themi to Ibave been feloniiously ?? Monday last TlIonias Woiodbridge and ...

... means of fixing lis residence in England, with view of hereafter succeeding Lord Eldon as Lord High Chancellor of Eiglaud.- Thomas Boltoii, Esq. heir presumptive to' Earl Nelson, married to Miss' Eyre, of Laidfthrd House, Wilts.-Duke of Wellington has accepted ...

... legal advisers against the Rev. R. Blacow, of Liver- pool, forian alleged libel, is withdrawal. Mond-ay last tile trial of Mr. Thomas Flhintlel, Editor of The Western Luominary, for a libel on her Majesty, was proceeded on, sad, after occu- pying about two ...

... t, grocer. Peter Jordan, of Whitechapel, druggist. William M'Niell, of Charles-strect, Middlesex Hos- pital, coach-maker. Thomas Farley, of ltatclifl-highway, linen draper. P. Yarnold, of the City Garden-row, St. Luke's, tailor. G. B. Whalley, of Bas ...

... talken this step on account of the de- termination of Sir Thomnas Hardy to protect British ships fromn being stopped antl examined by the Chilian vessels of wvar, for which purpose Sir Thomas was waiting the arrival of the Superb, when he intended to proceed ...

... crews had re- mained, they had become much dissatisfied. This circumstance, combined with the intention expressed by Sir Thomas Hardy not to respect the blockade of the Peruvian coast, may certainly have induced Lord Cochrane to abandon a meis- sure which ...