... impervious to the cold e winds, or the hard solid ice, in spite of repeated wl falls, shewed their mountain strength and hardi- Pt hood by a steady perseverance. d Letters from A ntwerp, dated the I1 th instant, th state that the frost continued very ...

... Captain and 40) men died. Letters have been received from Buenos Ay. t: res to the end of December. At that (late, Sir q Thomas Hardy, with the greatest part of his squadron, was in the river Plate. The Vengeur S andi Superb were at ?? Video; the Creole ...

... heard.' st The following Jury wvere then swvorn- e Alexander Barclay, Teddington, Gent. and Grocer. - Thomas Goodchild, North-end, Hendon, Esq. e- Thomas Suffield Aldersey, Lisson Grove North, Esq. :h James Herbert, Isleworth, Carpeater. or John Shooter ...

... its vicinity had beer' removed it 'to a distance by Sir Hudson Lowe. The Con- st queror, Tees, Redwing, Leveret, Rosario, Hardy, to Camel, and Abundance, were lying at St Helena; Psthe Heron at Ascension; the Menai at the Cape. v, The squadron was inore ...

... ~year-?Z(Id'eiur, deer.> I do feel most anxious to have an el answer to this question, because,.hardy as I know his MAl-s jesty's Ministers to be--si hardy, to toes the wvords of my a Right Honourable Friend (hNr Tierney), as even to hietray I the King ...

... |igh 'reason against the foillos lg p-rS01 , ,. John Baird, weaver in Coiidorrat Ihomai M.VCailoch, ?? IIn Glamgow; Andrew Hardie, weaver rhere; John Barr, weaver in Coridorrat'' W\illiam Smith, w6a7er there Benjarnill Moir, labourer in (i!3cgowi Allan ...

... ground. The changes which had taken place, with another circumstance which I shall now mention, were consider. ed by Sir Thomas Hardy of sufficient interest to warrant his sending a ship of war home with an account of the whole. The ship, however, (the ...

... Alves. So great was the alarm, Q, ':eera! uoinen and children sought protection in the H I 1tofgthe British Commodore, Sir Thomas Hardy, of erllithnly received them.. A great number of stores, sh *aieing %ilsable property, were ransacked, but those da n[ ...

... , .ondon, tallow id Susanna, Mearns, Petersburgh, 'eneriffe, flax id Barossa, Hardie, do. Hull, wheat ,is 15. Friends, Watson, Leitb, Petersburgl, ballast ul Oscar, Hardie, do. do. do. Endeavour, Ferrier, Copenhagen, I-Tull, tar Mary Ann, Cargill, Newcastle ...

... Wsirighti, Wihliatni lacktttn i or Cierle,tt, Hiliag Plike or Pink, kobert Cray, Alexan- d (er H~ri, john iharc, Williatm snuitit, Thomas N1Farhaute, IaJdn Anutioeuta,W4s1ihhittiCrawford, Jtlht il MAillan, and Ait ;drew ?? v,v'u. Ya'cl hurieqel a nt Jaichlruy ...

... Prisoners who ?? beenl already convicted, either by their own adminission, or the ver- dict of a Jury; but, with the exception of Hardie and Baird;. the whole of the prisoners were encou- raged to hope that the mercy of the Crown might be extended to them. E ...

... Earl of Aboercromibse, Jobn, tisn. Re Union Place, Aberdeen;-Anderson, Capt. John, of Can . em dacraig ;--Arbuehnot, Mei Thomas, PXterhead--Aber- p,' Iroiabie, Me ...