... honour of replying to your letter to-mor- row by a flag of truce. I have the honour to be, sir, your very humble servant, THOMAS HARDY, Captain. 2ajor Case, cornmanding the United States' troops, at Stsag Harbour. .Hiis Britannic Majesty's Ship Ramiliesin ...

... Ashley, of r Gloucester-Terrace, Commercial-road, merchant. CERTIFICALES-Asisim 23. Y G. and H. Fear, of Bristol, taylors-G. N. Hardy, of Liver- 1 pool, merchant-W. Riste, late of Ioughiborough,. staitioner- i r. Lawford, late of Bevis-Marlks,. St. Mlary-axe ...

... It. Owent, II. N.- [IiE. Captain Sir Thit mas 31asteroastY Hardy,. Bilat t. R., N. iiz Cpai -Sir Jtialeet 13renton, MM -rt. K.I a Captain Sir lkhichaell Soyi½'ur; Bart. It. N. 1a1titi ir Thomas Ilssve, It. N..N II~.CapanSir Phtilip 13. V. Blrokse, Birt ...

... Lord Duncminorn: WV. J. D~enisons, Elq. ttae a H-lnourable M., Downe~y, Sir TIhomnasApreece, PRobert H1urst, t Each, ijir Thomas Tairtan. Sir Janses Alexander, C. Calvert, I-Esq'. M. P., W. H. Fresrisantle, Esq. M, P~, R. Sharpe, Esq. al Ill. P., G+. ...

... house officers, and that their assnciates, with all their experience, were probably'iere dupes to the superior' arts of these hardy villains-let them reflea on this fa%` and its frightful inferences. 'and pause on .tht degree of credit due to the mere offlcial ...

... to inform e his Imperial Highness of the event, from the Prince A Regent. FASHIONABLE ARRi VALS. The Marguis of Exeter, at T'homas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, front his seat, Burleigh, Lincoinshire. George MBoney, Esq . and bis bride, at ditto, from Lewes ...

... Maiming, late of Lancaster, t beer-brewer-1l. 1leasharn, of Lynin Regis, Norfolk, brsil- maker-S. Wilton, late of Chorlton with Hardy, Lancashire, victualler-J. Harder; of Halydon-square.,AhMiories, music- seller-C. Clay, of Aston, Warwickshlre, co:sch-maker-W ...

... srarcis. As his name i'is not osentioned in the case, I beg leave to inform your Corre.' ,f spondent and his Friends, it is Thomas Hasilnwo 'eides ?? his mother, at No. 12, King~street, Drmiy-lane, where they may make their- inquiries. Is 'his, I trust ...

... Paez, &c. A great opening for British manufactures in a short time. t i Nothing froni Margarita later than the 25th ult. St. Thomas, 16th Aug. Hitherto the affairs of the Independents and Royalists have presented a picture of afflicting horrors, without ...

... Addirigtd- ' place; William Henry -Baldoek, of Petham, Esq.; 'Thomas Papillon, of Acrise, 1;sq. LeiCasTEHIR78-Sir George Robinson, oF Shetton, Birt..; Sir Charles. Palmer, of' Wanlip, Bart.; Thomas Sansogne, of Hinkley, Esq. LI rCoLNsHisk-Clarles, Chaplin ...

... gulating the Salaries of thre Chaplains of th sveral Houiises of Correction, in which a short ervrtintook, place bletween Sir Thomas Baring rin Lot d 1Vo1lco'C I o.e rogh Ott ire ,es reeaij-g, thle ?? v~asohra bout uip to-mnorrnts.v (IP'IISS~JN N ' li IO ...

... specimen of the arts thus need against the Whigs, would be quite endless. But the last which strilkes us, is Mr. Cohibett's hardy assertion, that thtey urged the Ministers to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act; and, with a few exceptions, voted for the measure ...