... lst. Garrison Batta- lion; Hetnry Willianm Davenport, of the Sd Light lra- goonis ; Thomas Dundas Campbell, of the 5()h Foot 'rhiontas Shadfoiliv, of I le 57th Foot; Thomas Thosrn- buiry Wool lidge, on the half-pay of the 9Ist Foot; Gillfert Cilltetiere ...

... lfdslhiplisan-W alter Thomas, to the Rorer. the Vol. Ist. Class-Alir. F. Woolcombe, to the Ganges. !1111 WVarlant Officrs-John Willis, Gunner. to Rolla; n. John Galbreath, Gunner, to the Dolphin ; William Houohton, Gunner, to the Viper; Thomas Downes, Fht Boatswain ...

... James George Nc'Kenzie, A to- ' WVilliam G. Maude, llobert Robertson, to the Iudus; .*su rs George C. Randolph; - Dafies, Thomas Baillie. ar 15,t the Vernone; William Worsfod, ftector Tause, ilt i WVallace Houston, to the Caledonia; William Harvey, It ...

... await the arrival of the Ver; P 5o eeda to Fitzgerald, with the flag of Rear Admiral I'lefi'Id Pt' appointed to relievc Sir Thomas. The .B. Capt. P. ?? ; and the Royulist 10, LIeut Coal mander Payntcr, arrived at Hong iobg u, om AgincOM-t. The Castor, 36 ...

... APP0INTMENTs,-Captain Broughton, M to thc Penelope, vice Blackwood; Capt. A. Frafer, R' to the Amphion, vice Bennett; Capt. 0. Hardy, k1 to the Achille, vice Buller; Capt. Gregory, to the in Reynard, vice Spicer; Capt. Fane, to the Childers,, vice Crawford; ...

... aisd autiquarics and virtus Lfi'rG el. tuse Areuwpos't (,a)stist8.-Sir' Frederick Pollock, n to Mr. Fitzroy Kelly, aidl Mir. Th~omas, have been engaqed seths for the defence of tile prisoners. The fees of gir iF re. ante derick atid AMr. Kelly will not be ...

... late f Ea~rl of I lchester.-un (lie Iat !inst., at Porteasham, M',rs. 'Ann rt, Hardy, Sister of Josopla Hardy, Etsq., of (Chirimnster, and also of 'enar-Atmiral Sir Thomas taseetu l atdy, Bart., G. HC., Gover:or of Greenwict I lospital, aged 7t,1-( the ...

... .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 ...

... displayed in this piece, andthat M ?? y is engaged to take aprincipai cha- racter in the piece. ' S r-yesterilay. se'nnli ghtI Thomas Morgan aind Stephen IeC Rogers, were goeing from Hayling Iland to Itchertors when a sudden sqtuall of wind upset.- the boat ...

... Janm es Peter Olditeld, Liverpool, merchant Georgeand 'Malucal Dower, Birmingham, and 'rhalives Inn. toy makers Thomas Jelferys, other-wise Thomas Howard Jeffieryas, Hanley, Stokc-upon-Trent, perfumer, hair dresser, & toy dealer James Ditcltield, Warritigton ...

... after !Ito disembarking Lord lI-ardinge, at Triete, arrived at At | Malta, March 11.-The 1'antoooc, 16, Commander L. he ;Hardy, arrived there on the 13th, from Tripoli. ;he The Havannclt. 22, Captain Erskine, bound to New tet Zealand, arrived at Spitliead ...

... CASE op BoGAsy.-At the Lancastcr asaises, lasti week, Mary Robinson was charged with lo S hbting married James Claugbton, Thomas Robinson, a 'aA former husband, being still alive. The first husband,it was proved, died three weeks after the prisoner was ...