... O'Btien, is in Ensenada, heaving down; the Creole in the outer roads, bearine the broad pendant; Superb at Monte Video. Sir Thomas Hardy and Staif are well. rhe following is Lord Cochrane's present force: O'Higgins, (formerly ;Marit Isabella,) so guns, Admiral ...

... and the Beaver, 16, Captain Lambert, (acting), which ships are to reinforce the squadron in the River Plate, under Sir Thomas Hardy, The Naval Deck-yard establishment, at the Cape of Good Hope. is to be reduced and placed under the direc:ioi of a Naval ...

... O-Brtit, Hertsy Wilkinskn, Jobh Gtudrheje 1fl~coise Lerfs :Wheeler Cu ire, Edvaila 'S1nylrh.' Will ei Yontig. Ulysses Burgh, Thomas Esmondcs'Fi-eerick Flood, A. ?? Hoont, N C CoIthuyst, R iPevii-ge, fludleyy. Hill, Arthur- gixien, George Shea, Rev Sir T ...

... determined to accompany Sir Thomas Hardy to Valparaiso, and accordingly etmbarked the same day, and arrived here the night before last. I thought my presence might be or srrvicc. I am wvell acquainted with Sir Thomas Hardy's scnti.- ments on the subject ...

... hat jti3t k arrived to reinforce Sir Thomas as tie officer left; and it was .esiecteel that her Appearance would bling about the redress .of many grievances complained ol: Dispatches. of' Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy to the ,Britisb -merchants at Santiago:- ...

... there, that a herdsman would not be permitted to reside upon the ground. On Saturday last, Mr. Sheehy sent one of his men (Thomas Reddy) to bring from the farm a bullock, whose legs had been broaen by some ruffians the evening before; the man bad scarcely ...

... Ctrfi. The SuLperb, 74, Captsin Adam Ml etazie, has arrised safe round Cape Harbi, at Valporaiso, to reinforce Sir Thorn.ea Hardy. Major Blanshard's compasy of thb Royal Sappers and ?? will emhark in tbe Salitbury, 58, Captain Maude. ior Bermusda, previous ...

... Maclean, from half pay 72d Foot; Thomas Hinton Hemmens, from half pay 14th Foot; John Maclean, from half pay 43d FOOt; William Kilman, from half pay 8th Foot 4 Forbes Ro. uillson, from half pay 1 9th Foot; Hon. George Thomas Kep. pel, from the 24th Foot; ...

... (since dead), Thos, Millinton (since dead), Thomas Gidney, Charles Johniton, Thomas Larkin, Simon Pilson, William Robinson, Joseph Smith, James Spence, Charles Varney, Daniel Dowd, Patrick Gelvan, Walter Hardy, Thomas Livingstosse, James Nelson, Anthony Stesens ...

... second to those only who had newer won a given prize. The first division, containing, thirty, started in a field belouging to Thomas Hewitt, of Killin- clhy, Esq. ; and the second class, contaitning fifteen, In a field of the Rev. S. Watson. They aU comnituepced ...

... her,. that be bad seen no one but a person he named M'Naughton, since she left; hedesired her to write: to him at No. 17,' Thomas'-street, Liverpoil. ie yas lately apprehended at! the instance of the young woman's brother, and he is still in custody. Whe ...

... this season of the year, it is Indispensable for those who have not a green.house, to remove their geraniums, and other half- hardy plants, within doors. Upon the shelves or stands they msay be brought to live through the winter in a room, provided that they ...