... Cour ragtieux, .n feveral cha res exhibited aian1 him by his 9aptain (Hardy) Co.nididience.oF orders, ¢ooteipt, apd negle& of duty. The profecutign ivws condubted by' Captain J. O.- Hard'y,: but did not oecupy'.: niore than three' hours at- i ten tion of ...

... seaman, and three passengers, two of'vhom were women, and the other an old man who walks with crutches. It was the VWilliam and Thomas, White, from. Gotten- burg to Berwick, and. neot one of the Berw'rk smacks, as erroneously stated in the London papers, which ...

... Spiihead, upon the fame eflablifhrnent as the whole of the lalt %war, to receive men, &c. The Couraieux, of 74. guns, Capt. Hardy; is brd dered to'be paid ofiummediately at Spithead-, and .re -commifioned 'by the refent Commander. 'She will fail with' the ...

... Tonnhryger, the Adler, Vatkenburg; and Solide, Lafienhagen- at Pet)Aburg, the Vine, Cihrifiie,; Ingria, Broderick; Walker, Hardy; kiugflon, Hefp; Bell, , Meek; Ann, Clappifln; Bee, Stonehoufe; Richaid, War- dell; Brothers, Edmonds; Duncotnibe, Wood; and ...

... Veila!, Eurrf'i Pcterib. Lmirdirr grinds Ece, Stonelric-fe Ditto' Huli heals Inl hirprir, Brthrerick Ditto Ditto ditto Walker, Hardy Digto Ditto iron 8, francis, Ireland Pills0 Ditto feed to ?? No;r 8.-Tire downwardl-tionnd are wait- iiug tire arrival of a ...

... 944 pipes;. by 'Englifh -ditio co 30,699: of ?? following hipped the ip largelt number ...

... Elizabeth *Hopkins, for picking the pocktj of Thomas. Williarnfon, of a canvas, purfe. containing tfi igunieas in gold, a Geven fhilligs'piece, and fomea filver; and xvith felonionfly ifealing. out of tile fid Thomas Williamron's waiflcoat pocket, a metal box ...

... 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 ...

... winds haveunich impededtise grcwth of wheats snd early sawn barley, and oats on the cool stro;:g s~ils.an Beans, and the hardy kinds of field-pease, look well, baving suffered less from'thelseverity ofthe season than the wlite-corn crops. In well-managed ...

... winds' have much impeded the growth of wheats and early fow-n barley, and oats, on the cool firong foils. ; - Beans, and the hardy kinds of field peare, lok well, having fuffered lefs from' the feveity of the feafou'than the white corn crops. - - In well ...

... te. Captain Ferris, latelv returned from sarba- does, was paidi of this mlurnlil~g. Ibe Zaalous, of 74 guns, Captain J.0. Hardy, is ordered to join the Channel fleet. Tae c Del'etce, of 74 Funs, Captain Hope, has made the signal to go out of harbour; ...

... 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 ...