... DIED. At Naffau, New P . .tience, tho Hon;Ths. A Hardy, vatingeit daughter(/' bEirl'i::tevti.fstroieukt-httorreAlr,fett„nrili.e.-rdoi%ovr.tikfouirucarcii.,fipar,e.H. At , Mrs. Nlatio 01 John Nlinet, wife (if Jorrlph Mr.ct, Efq. of 1.0 4 1 0 ‘ Poinitney-Idne ...

... pa oicalarly 10 the iwighbourhood of Cordova, mid A wlaxar. Ile icousequently directed, his warto Stiville, , where le with hardy ,a sunkielit ,:gnard for his ersomil the r troops posted at : having kit that place., for Ctquva, to suppress lii.„, disturbances ...

... Denmark, at irse stigation of Spain, has probibitecil further importation of arm., A.c.c. into his West India island of St. Thomas—thif lk . :therto the reneezvons of all adventurers Ettrope, on their way to join the Spanish Patriots--- horrible accounts ...

... d with his frame of tuind. Did northink'that mach danger was to be apprehended from a man who had a fever nine years ago. Thomas Parry was in the house of Birkett and Co. and knew the prisoner 25 years. He was a peaceable good-natured He had sonic time ...

... early , Last month.—.Nladame Krudetter is prohibited front having public prayers or other acts of devotioo in Russia. —Lady Hardy, with Sir George Campbell, and Capt. Campbell, lately descended in the diving-bell, at Plvtnouth. After remaining below 45 ...

... but not bring able to pay the penalty, he was committed to the house of correction for two months. UNION-HALL. Tuesday J. Hardy was committed for want Of bail, for threatening the life of bit brother, It appeared, that the prisoner had a wife and four ...

... society, or the fatal influence such a habit will inevitably have upon himself, We arc inclined to believe none would be found hardy enough to dare the consequences here, even if they were disposed to set at de- 1 fiance an hereafter. Let us calmly stop, and ...

... William illinge, William Bolton, Edward Perrin), Thomas Kesugh, James Moortiouse, John Knight, Isaac Miirray, Thomas Ashton, Thomas Worthington, Abraham Whittaker Wm. Ashworth, Moses °limn, -James Makin, Thomas, Jo4nson, John Wild • Anthony Jefferson, &c.; ...

... his I he had no 05 her Icave. - To he Major Generals—Colnnels J. Digbtrin, R. Haldane, T. Munro, W. Toone, L. Love,lay, L. Thomas, T. Hardwicke, W. Macleod, W. Webber, G. Bowness. J. Siinmuns, S. W. It. Gregory, J. Dove ton, Sir J. Malcolm, K. C. 8., J ...

... Captain Maitland, sailed from Portsmouth to Plymouth, to join the Superb, and follow the faders of Commodore Sir Thomas Mastermau Hardy, Baronet, in the South Atnercan Seas. Afew a .natnt!er of wen were rniployed in reaping S field of corn. belongirig ...

... the conccres of the colotty,”----- The Owen Glendower,4B gnat, Hon Captain Spencer,sailed with dispatcher. for Commodore Hardy, in South America. Governors of Bedford Infirmary lately obliged to reftise many applications foradmission of patieutm,from ...

... called over • in the Manner following, te,!-Rwg each to hold up his band—Arthur Thistlewood, William Davidson, James logs, John Thomas Brunt, Richard Tidd. The next name called was that of James- William Wilson', who tit first stood behind the other prisoners ...