... .Coast.-Sir Thomas ard . W'ts at Buetlos Ayres ; and Capt. P. L. haitlanl , I C.B'B with the Vengeuratidl Superb, was at Mhldlnado.n -The IHyperion, Capt. Searle, C.BI. ss'ent round Cape llorn in thl beginoing of January. Sir Thos. Hardy's t broad' pendant ...

... -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 ...

... L. Williams, James It. D~rakte, Iitlt ])euaite N. Hoiare, Jolto P. Wells, Jamocs Tuson, ea Thomas Freer, Jolepit Stlits, George R. Whitie, - Weel homas' Hardy, 3ohit Smith (f), John Oxford, f o- inaes, George A . lettr) Thomaina Datnger- i the field, ...

... John Hardy. Esq. brorher of Commodore 1, Sir Tios. M. Hardy, Bart. and K.C.B. in the 50th year of his age. ied, on tile 20th ult. at his house in the City- Y. rood, London, Captain A. F. Baillie, R.N. aged 90. (I l.)ied, this evening, Mr. Thomas Whitclwood ...

... for Barbadoes on the 23d Oct.-The Blossom arrived at Pernambuco on the 12th of Oct. from Bahia; Creole (Cornmodore Sir Thomas Hardy) sailed from Rio Janeiro on the 9th of Sept. for Bahia. . Capt. Aslerv, of the .Martin, is pron)otedl to the rank of Post ...

... thankefully received. Vs T~he prisonersA he tile Dehtor8'_NWa I request to return Vsos e~their sincere thanks to Adinlirsi Sir Thomas Beetle, bolrs anid the Slesriff tbr their bountiful present on Christ- Pars 'r nas-day. wsebel * A.1 few days sinces, ino ...

... Malauritius;25th A.;gutt, from the Caple. t. A letter front 1Iloiaa diated Nov. 7, States that 51 ty tihc Creolo, 421, Sir Thomas Hardy, had arriefter adfrom Rio, for the protection of' thle trade ; and thleb Beaver, IGl Capt. Jun. Lcan', in 43 days fromEglsigId ...

... Government had made an re t offier of the command of their Navy so Lord Cochraine. Ic His Lordship was at Valparaiso.-Siz Thomas Hardy w heel hoisted his pendant in the. Doris, Capt. Vernon, n h whilst his own ship, the Creole, went to Rio to refit, and ...

... Wi Braind,.Purar, ReWing; I It to e o h te ?? he lt CAPt~rkNs--Thomas Lemon, eryHole, Themeas 'iurdis, tic Robert Hell. FIRAT LIBTENrtANTS s ime en WitseG, Jas. iter, Camobell, George Thomas Welthisn.n rudmnund Mt. Willa. Sit- I ,ay 'o')LETiMAN~ Ts-'Thoams ...

... subject r-i' April, 1822. i; The Tartor anived here on the N9th, and the Flyl en sthe 22d, trhan England, to jofin Sir Thomas Hardy, -tlr te!-, wiho has been litre these sfix months, in the Creole'.-- Mg 'the I71y sails in e few days round Cape Hiena ...

... A-few weeks, ?? ~al heerheaps a few days, will decide tlse contest.'rise Foster, as. Tarlor has Chic broad-pendant of Sir Thomas Hardy. Uoldn toe, The Crseoel is gone to Rio for provisions : she returns- - lac hre ii about a niontis. The Doria is also at ...

... tron'founden Thomias ?? Westntitiler-cad, Surrey. victualler Jons Green, Whlte torse TerrarO, Stepnc., Mliddlesex, Cvt! ?? Thomas Buteher, 1l1Tborn, LondOn, vietwalltr LONDON, ?ATWMAY PVEXIAG, AUGUST 0, I82. The PariT s Papets of WIednesday were te- teived ...