... two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at t4. oreign Office, which sat for two hours. A letter from an officer of Sir Thomas Hardy's squadron (re- ceived by the Creole) says.- olonte Video, Jan. 1S20. We (the Superb and Vengeur) are at anchor at this ...

... well-beloved Corunsellor Thomas Hamil- ton, Esq. commonly called Lord Binning; Joseph Jocelyn, Esq. commonly called Viscount Jocelyn, Vice-Clsameberlain of our Household; John Thynne, Esq. conmnonly called Lord John Thynne; George Thomas Beresford, Esq. commonly ...

... vessels of this Goverinment and those of Mlonteneros and Artigas ; it took place off San Nicholas. The British Admiral, Sir Thomas Hardy. is now here with a squadron of tell ships. Some further intelligence was received on1 Thurs- day respecting the Revolution ...

... 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 ...

... chapinall. I blionvc and James ?? tire y ungcr. Cooper: ,ei- loire. L.otiiioi, *nerchants. Joseph Hardy, Thunias hardy, ari Hlortot Hardy, and Johns lortvn Hardy, BirmiDg s iih i-rot inerclants. TLtos. Price, Rndhibrougith Glosceftlr.,jIs Richarid Bartholomew ...

... having fiolen Qs ill cop- per fiot0n thc shop of Editgrd ttiliter; a fruiterer itt Pilgrim- Street. O(n 1WVeduesday last, Thomas Sotneevidle, and Mattlhew Johbisoti Brown, two others of the same gang were committed for trial at tite. next sessions, on ...

... situation of the Count'y is continually getting more and more perilous, who, in possession of his sober senses, can have the hardi- hood to deny ? With the demonstrations of distress within the course of- the last ten days we have unhappily wit- nessed in ...

... ensuing Coronation, which, it is added, will ex. tend so far down the list of Post Captains as to include Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. now on the South American station. .We understand, also, that all the Colonels of 1814, to Sir George Adam Wood ...

... ~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 ...

... -Thursday afternoon, iii Hyde-streeS, to' M Mary Charlotte, daughter of the late Charles Lyford, h . Esq. Stingeotn, of St. Thomas's-street, in ibis City. CeM : 'The Markets this week were very seihal'lat De. hr vizes, Salisburt, and Warnnisiter, and tth ...

... 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 ...