... 2yth regiment of foot, for Halifax, sailed on Wednesday afternoon fromn the Downs, in a thle Hibberts, Queen, Martha, and Thomas tran- sports, as did the 49th regiment for Quebec, in E the Yorfolk, Richard and Peggy, and Thritar transports. b The advices ...

... passenger; Rowland Stephenson, master's mate; John Simpson, midshipman; Hugh M-Lauchlin, William Thomas, John Pierce, Edward Sadler, and Jonathan Hardy, seamen. The `fssitenr has now published further de- tails of the adion with the Arrow, in which the ...

... 5The combined fleets, notwithstanding their e great supeninrity, were offered battle for two S days by the gallant Admiral Hardy, who lay-to h off th- Lizard for them on the 2id and z4th of to August, with only 37 sail ofthe line. a e BREST FLEET. p A ...

... dangerously. Thomas Mason, private of ma. Ii rines, slightly. Charles Harley, do. dangerously. Alex. Bateman, do. dangerously. Stephen e Svrawles, do. dangerously. Thomas Martin, 4 'do. dangerously. Wm. Harbour, do. danger- mrisv. Thomas Davis, do. badly ...

... which irpimeidiately g'e us the niost effectual assistance that the aniote.is anmrteein'f nind of such an offi- ?? Sir Thomas Hardy'cslid su'gest. At half-past one the Shinnon joined, received priiioners from, and took La Thetis in to'w. She i'sholly ...

... with thesi. The conduct of this gallant oflicer is spoken of with the highest appro- bation. , 'he Margarets of Leith, D. Hardie, master, arrived at Limeaick from Mirarnichie, North Arnexica, 27th ult, in 2X1 days. ' On the 14th November, in lat. 50. ...