... plunder made Bonavista), and wearing apparel, bearing the names Smith and Hall, two gentlemen who were passengers in the Sir Thomas Hardy. one of the vessels which the pirate had plundered off the Western Wands. is remarkable circum • stance, that the leader ...

... Lieutenants the Hon. H. Finch, and T. J. C. Evans, and Assistant Surgeon M'Uougall, are appointed to her. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy left Plymouth on Monday, for the Admiralty, to receive his final instructions from that Board. The Vengcor, 74, Captain ...

... -Rir. -Mr. Janies Forcraan ; Patrick U.mmllv. John Keon-o, Waller, Wm. Win. H. Tyrrell. Thomas Hardy. John Geo. V’ou n*;, falward ntfirerald, James While. Thomas Walsh, Anthony Jhvycr, James WaUh, AJiihail Xhos. | John Morphy. John White, Geo. King. 3loon* ...

... races that town. His last voyage, which was one of two days duration, cost the nation twelve hundred pounds. Captain Jiir Thomas M. Hardy, Lord Nelsons Captain at Trafalgar, is appointed Commodore on the Brazil station, the room of Captain Bowles, who is ...

... Connor Killeen, Johti Clanehy, Peter R Tidy M‘Mahon, Denis Gorman, Michael Murry Sorman, Thomas ' Thomas Maloon, Pat. MDD _ | oar . ee 4G wenis at. M‘Do Borman, Thomas Lynchy, 3s Maloon, Thady Shannon. Franeis Cory, and to all othéy Credite Calming to he ...

... Sell at por Cent. Insuring Free of COUNTY or WEXFORD. s as shall give every accummoration in Cash several Persons indebted to THOMAS FINO be SOLD, for Payment of o> delivery of Parcels. Lhey trust it is io pofut BUTLER CARDITE, tre requested the of MOUNT-ELLIOTY ...