... Gibraltar to'Bristol, madu the Cond %vllh the con- , voy; Caledonia, ?? Master from - to Cork, parted Igth ie March; Minerva, Thomas, from Malta to Cork, parted 13th i January, off Malta'; Catherina Charlotte, from Gibraltar. to fGottenburghi, parred~ ixthl ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... ?? morning on 1soard the Btflfinr, ot 93 gunl , at Spithead, asd struck it again, irt the eveitinei for sfew days. Sir Thomas Hardy is iuppoilted to command the Barfleiir;.and Captain Samuel Hood Lilisee is appointed r-) the 'ITruhiph. JanesBakie Esq ...

... i, Surrey, Brickliajer, llarch 1, 4, April 8, at Guildball, Solicitors, Meliria. A. and J. N'teltona, Fenchuich Stieet. - Thomas Hatton, Colford, Gloueeflerlbire, mercer and draper, March 22, 23, April 8, at the King's Head, Col- j'ord. Solicitor, Mr ...

... are reported to he * ivourasle, the French iu Oporto being sur- roulnled. No psrticolars are lno ?? tbe Triumlphl o, Sir T. Hardy for Cadiz and the Coqete, rcS, C aptain F^r- bes, withl a conIcVC for 241ica.-Arrvev th - Vestal, 2si? Ca lc. Graham, wvith ...

... brig Daniel, of Baltimore, from Madeira, bound to Liverpool, out 8 dayb. Thursday. Wind variahle. Sailed his Majesty's brig Hardy, with convoy, for Ireland; 1arlbro packet, Bull, with mails, for Lisbon ; Cornwalis packet, Anthony, with mails, for AVLlta ...

... of Cc -; hisses and noise, as oblige I him to retire; because, say a I ris the friends of Mr. B. Mr. Hardy had first presented en he himself. Mr. Hardy then addressed the assembly in a no this speech better calculated to blow into a flame the dying po ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Futham, Ro. Campu bell, Eck. of Aslkeish, in Arg.yllshire, and Sheriff of that county.. At he Manse of Ormiston, Thomas Samuel Hardie, D. D. minister of Ahkirk.-At bawlish, Davurt- shire, Sir Alexander Campbell of Ardas: --as, B.r;-At Barbadoes, Lieutenant ...