... fiom Saudil e l'j eft Mlali] isidoon the 26th of A4d, ,ir'ith dispatchles or considerable interest foin Coin~nodore SirTli°S. Hardy, Bnrt. K.C. B. A Geedifla l~socn ?? omuntcaeion AYre5 r, I- henl Psyerredlon's party fell, the tea afrinee~ tiblisiied at ...

... 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[ ...

... aeti addemanding their freedom; aigtetdwt contemptuous defliance the many unworthy and dishonourable al- luremeatqs, the many hardy and daring menaces and -every other species of intimidation by which they were attempted to be answer- ed, to cocstpel them ...

... general, calndrs o tgt, it rspet letertohenumber of therisinlsr he trcitofth of'ece.-Couerier. Caseitiorn.-Ont the first inst. Thomas Tranfield, wl~,, Iofrthe parish of Clarborough, was committed (pursuant pr to tlate Gao. 11 . c. 19. s. ?? to Southwell Bridewell ...

... , .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 ...

... IJIUTIN AND7 IRELJAND. HOUSIE OF LORDS.-Au.. 1. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. The doors of the [louse were opened at nine o'click. Sir THOMAS TYRWIIITT, Usher of the Black Rioed very kindly and condescendingly gave directions for admittingK tire Gentlemen connected ...

... Capt. Spencer is son of Earl Spen eel' who lihs also another son (the Hon.FV. Spencer,) a Lieutenant of the Superb, Sir Thomas 'Hardy's flag sliup. . St. Jiames's L-hron. A nielntholy event took place at Kilnuhrst5 .neAr Rothetihat>,, on 11nursday morning ...

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

... of Tittleshall, Norfolk. 0 Married, on T'lhtursday last, by the Rev. Win. t Frenchl, Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Cambilidge, Thomas French, Faq. of the Smayci Tlont.4, Eye, in this county, to Sephia, Daughter of Geerge Lee, Esq. of Dickleburglt, Norfolk ...

... 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 ...