... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... a widow and five chilt K dren. tli John Haxton, journeyman hatter with ditto; left a widow and live childrrn. Thomas N:Yalker, son of Thomas Walkcr, potter, Porto. b hello. ll- , John Mrecer, groccr, lFtinhurgh. r R James Erskine, journeyman htatcr, Edinburgh ...

... surgeon', Joln H. Wishart. Glsnaiths. . 'George Fenwick. 1-lananernscr., Robert Gray. 'Wriguss, 'I~~havid Paton. letasass, . 'Thomas Ponion. Bakers, . . . I'homas Sawers. B~rakeros -'.Rloberth~ Moreharn. w~~aevr5, ITonmes Thomson. Waitkcts, . . . Rohert Pridie ...

... Greenock, do. M Constance, Crockat, do. Hull, do. Barbara, Smith, do. London, oats Su: t Paladium, Crabb, do. do. do. Bo I Thomas, Harrow, do. Hull, seed I r Sarah, Duncan, Dantzic, Leith, wheat To a Hope, Clifton, Liebau, Dundee, flax Co Ceres, Anderson ...

... SOUND INrTLLIGENGE. Sept. 6. Neptune, Fraser, from Riga, for London, wheat Union, Craigie, Petersburgh, do. tallow no Thomas and Ann, Shield, Riga, Arbroath, flax an Helen, Livie, do. London, oats - 7. Jane, Bruce, Peterhead, Petersburgb, ballast . rh ...