... Scorpion qloop, Capt. Carteret, from the North Sea, and the Hecla bomb', Capt. Scott, from the Downs Sailed the Monkey and Hardy gun vessels on a cruize. Arrived two vessels, one a privateer, aneone a ship of war, supposed to be from Algesiras Bay, one ...

... tlOIY 3Q0 i8o6. ,e George Alien aud Francis Maclean, of Fenchu'rc street, up e' lioldersAug. i ?? 8a6. of James Cope asid Thomas Meredith of St Martii, court, St Martintis-lane, boot nsikers.-an. tI6 Aboot Icent, joiseplsi Luck William Cent, and ?? ? ...

... Fitton,R Riphard. Ho'.Yleer, Robert oitterworth,- 4nd Robert Hartley,-qf Luaoc4qer, cotron manufadftrgrs.- Sept. 19. Josepb Hardy, of Sheflield, grocer.-Odb. -. Henry peb . of Gainsburgh, Lincoln, rercer.-Sept. 4 S.Brou,,hall, of . tcuton, Salop, nsniler;-~Sept ...

... Rich.lrol'so!. lfromthe Cliesajse3ak. Sir Richard ?? his flag ffh Chesareak, fro&i the Triumph, of E7 guns, Capt. Sir 'l1. Hardy to thc tasarthe moment she arrived thefefrunil sHalifax, wvhere sime vent to re- paired after the hurricane; and is come diredl ...

... from the comnn and of her in consequence of ill ?? the Lin- ntt, with orders for the squadron oil Havre.-The Neptune, 98, Sir Thomas Willlams,- expedta orders-to go to the Medi- terranean station. Ya'RturssTH, OCT. 28.-.Lord:Cathcartisjast arrivedin tie Africaine ...

... ladenibrts is. lost 'and. all is 'I'he Providence transport, Bliber, is lost on the Long S ap d is people saved. ?? n ir The Hardys, Hardy, from Archangei to Lordon, is Isun'h'o the beach at Harmich' re The Anna Maria. M MUler, from l rverpool to W6espopt, o ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... dedreasing- state. The Furtunie brings no news of importance from the Mediterranean. Arrive I the! Reso- ltution, 74, Captain Hardy, from the Baltic; Clyde, CUon- roodore Owen, from-off Boulogne; a nd the Fly, Capt. Thomp- son, from a cruise. . - Sailed the ...

... Paotletliwaite, James Whitfieldand Thomas MArtandile. She. isriaediately shipped five feet water th her :hold. On Sunday afterwards, the weather became nmoderate, when tdhey made the land, arid, by -the exertlors of Captcl~fn 'Hardy, and the rosmaindef of the ...

... MuhsquichH ryhris, to ihe -Royal G~eorgp, G.eorgde larclaj. to mg!~gouI ona Archer, to this Desir~ee jo in S nubtoth Uihrl ctee Thomas IV. Carter, to the Arethusia Josp Cilmnt in o Malta; George. Davwe, to the 'Royal Wtian Dni0 ien, to thie Bcchante; LdWard ...