... populationi at deliaiine. Lettwrs from BIuenys Ayre 'of the sth of November', re.eicd by way of 1cim de Jeneiro, state that Sir Thomas Hardy, diuring his late visit to the former port, has coin- pietely'retnoved the ilI;will which had arisen in consequdnce of ...

... race an51 one religion, while her wise toleration unites the rest very closely to the majority. Thursdav Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy put to sea fronm St. Helen's in the Pyramns frigate, Capt. Ceorge Sartorius, with seven sail of experimen'tal ships, viz ...

... Admiral Eyre, from Portsmouth, bound to South America, arrived here on Sunday.-It is said ?? Eyre is to relieve Commodore Sir T. Hardy in the command on the South American Station. Capt. Henry Rowe, and five men, arrived at BUenJos Ayres, Jone 1, having abandoned ...

... Cominander, autd to command the Rleacer vice Whish; Lieut. Charles Bagot, and Mr. Wvlie, Surgeon to the EspieYte.- Lieuteuant Thomas Edward HIste (brother of Sir William Hoste, B3art K. C. B.) is ploinoted to the rank of Commander. -M C Charles Paget, of ...

... extracted:. he still continues confined to the house, but is in -a state of convalescence. It was lately stated that Sir Thomas Hardy's squadron, which sailed from Plymouth about- the middle of September, had reached Rio Janeiro. This squadron consists ...

... months.. t H is Grace the. Duke of Bedtfd hseondescended tobe. come the Vice-Patrop.of the. Yiyn'oih`Eve !ni~irmnary, and Sir. Thomas .AclAoils & e1ete4. Abitia!'Preiddeint vice the Right Hon. aiN; Rohlee wh rctires e:Cfo, and Mie. iV .a .jdent. 'Asieond meetoing ...

... the day fixed was Fiuiday iast. . Thie ladie6 9'Niere.. felected frow :Saltash ;i. a place time oat of minhd noted. f-h6ir hardy ,sons. and ddughters famous at~the oart. and on,thle.dayaAarqed, they appeared in a fine gig, with a lady for the eexsw'i, ...

... Green is Poland 21 21 Mustard, White. - Feed .. 8 25 llrown .1 it IFednesday, Jane 25.-This morning ve hid hardy anystbuyi doing, and prices must in consequence be conhidered preilynmn nominal; but purchases of most artirles might certainis ...

... Barley, being heic in soineqluantity, rnectsa dull sale, at a decline offroill Is. to iios. per-quarter.-Beans, except for fine hardi parcels, are rather lower; and 1'case of both sorts moust he noted foil is, per quarter clieaper.-The Oat-tradle is dull, though ...

... for Grenock and Gias,o-. -the Fair Trader, Forrest, for Mine- head-Lhe Union l'acket, Griffith, for Carniarthen-the Betsey, Thomas, for Plymouthand the Active, Williams, for Haver- s lbrdwest. . - * . r I Entered outnoatrd.-The Union Packatt, Davies, for ...

... Urtuert- tireTyne, Chapman, the Fortitude, Nicholas, the Mensi, Boseen, the Atlas, Knight, the Caractasus, Hardy, the Lark, Viviane,' the Youna?rigle, Thomas, the GsrlfofPar'ia, Giltoore, and the rr Atlas, Jones, from Cork-?the Victory, Nichols, the Edward, ...

... N2grovs fr'iin t it'' 13r ish I? have been recciced tlm?rv, r.?tlttie rtftt0ed to he give's t p. We have here 20,000 tzoo'l hardy men, wed tr:tti'' I a arms, antI we Is ave little fear but thtti we eli till ii so ?c fotmidable resistsuce. The last accounts ...