... 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 ...

... Henry unit, ordi- tI r- nary seaman, slightly; Jarnes Crooks, able seaman, ditto; An- z le 'tbony IGriln, landman, ditto 'Thomas =Hardy, ordinary seawan, .p dittoy; James Morris, able seaman, ditto; John Scholes, boat-r d, 'swain's mate, ditto; ThbiasmiH ...

... Ministers. We rejoice, therefore, that the opinion, to which we alluded a day or two ago, as to the in- atructions given to Sir THOMAS HARDY, was found- ed in error; and that there is no ground for apprehen- sion of any misuaderstanding taking place between thy ...

... squadron recently fitted out under the command of Sir THOMAS HARDY, arrived there on the 18th September, in eight days frorri Plymouth.- The men of wIar, consisting of the Superb, Admiral Sir T1. HARDY; the Hyperion, Capt. SEARLE, and tile Vengeur, Capt ...

... one, namely, that the interests .? the Jews are too much connected with those of the Soteresgns of Germany. Commodore Sir THOMAS HARDY is arrived in town from Plymouth, and has had several long interviCws with the Admiralty Board, on the subject of his corm- ...

... aniount to pear 1,0oo dollars, Y I was for the widow of the deceased, and will he remitted to her. y le,. .P ra Sir THOMAS MAST:MRMAN HARDY, Part. has t been appointed Commodore arid Commander-i4-Chief i 3, on the coast of SorithAms #i:aPd in the Sdaub Seas ...

... by ?? Lieutenolt Cohhliis (the 'only. person hurt) was unfortunately morta'lly- n'ounidLslA: A letter fromi Captain Sir Thomas Hardy,, stales the destruc-i tion,' by thle Orpheus, of. the 1Hnlkar American privateer bf tweiity guns; off Rhode Isalahd, on ...

... Ward returns' sixteen Merobers . ALDE.ISGATE WARD. ' Mr. King, - - Mr. Adams. . - 160 Turner - - * ~ o ~iRose z Rolls - - 17 Thomas - 55 Fisher - - 170 #Kay - .- 94 TFa.tton ^ - x6o . This Ward returns eight members. LANGBOURN AVARD. tIr. Phllips, Deputy ...

... Valiance - ISS *Heath - 51 The former ?? Ca didates were ele ted.. ' lVITRY WARD. _ MVr. Deputy 4artin 81 M.'lr. Spear ?? Whitby -Hardie - Ss a IPickering - 76 - Griffin - 53 Gatty - . Cooper 5 * *Conway -. 66 Crook - s *Cade - . 62 0 The former nie Ca didates ...

... after-guard. Rohert gunning, able seanranar Thomas Smitlh (i),landman. Johis I-ill (a), able seaman: Da- vid Wells,landman. Wim. Franci, serjeantof marines. Dan. Goodall, private. Siaion Carter, priate' Thomas. Coleman ?? 16. . : . ' - * . ' 'SEvEiaLY-Hon ...

... fulfil. Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Hlislop, authorizes the Ge- neral and Personal Staff at head-quarters, to continue to main- tain their field establishmsents, until the arrival of his Excellency at Fort St. George. Sir Thomas Hislop would have deemed it ...

... 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 ...