... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... return of Sir Thomas Hardy from Calloa, a deputation of merchants had an interviewv With him respecting the 'detention of British vessels aud seamen by Lord Cochranme' who. it appears, refuses to release either vessels or men. Sir T. Hardy, the letters ...

... house, and her loss, both to the Chili VGovnernment and individuals of the fleet, is estimated at 400.000 dollars. - 'Sir Thomas Hardy has been in correspondence. ?? the Chili Government on the subject of Lord Cobhrane's conduct, aand the latter has promised ...

... Church-strseet, ftotherfthe, victualter.-A. A drade, of Uansterbuaqker and 'money ?? olouyh, of Sharples, uear .BIton, ?? Hardy and James Dale, of Manchesteri warehoue9ina. .-R. P. Alvin, of Elm-street,. Gray's' Ino La&eale- brewer.-William.Seartb, of ...

... and he shqald not hesitate therefore Io say. that he was averse to many of the sentiments coutainrd in the Petition. M1r. Thomas 4780oA, and Mr. .Atderrnaa Bridges, ex- pressed themselves to the same effect. TH.E LORD ADVoCATE OF SCOTLAND. ,41r. Abererombie ...

... Lion lnn, St. Sidwell's. At BarnstapleltHetiry, eldest sorn of N. Jones, Esq, to Louisa, daughter of the late Lieut.-Geeneral Hardy man. -DIED. O M Monday his?. Alice Shepaeard, daughter of the late' Abraham Keanwtway, Esq.-The separation will be1 , longl ...

... Jun. Esq. of AshburIton. , EXM1OUTH. November 12.-Since my last arrived f t the David, Richards, frotm Liverpool; Betsey, Hardy; Haddohouse, y Dunn; Commodore, Beuse; Fleece, 1ledley; Newton, Davison- and lYope,'Clenditing, from Sunderland; Flower, Treat; ...

... have no' WislY to expose. Exeter, Nov. tt5h, 1823. TRUTH. CASTLE OF EXETER, lNov. 21.--Villian Wood, of the parish of St. Thomas, innkeeper, was charged with. having made use of vats and coppers without the same being duly entered. Mr. Brutton, solicitor ...

... assert they have no wish to expose. Exeler, Nov. 'dt5h, 1823, TRUTH. CASTLE OF EXETER, INov. ?? iam Wood, Of the parish of St. Thomas, innkeeper, was charged with having made use of vats and coppers without the same being duly entered. Mr. Brutton, solicitor ...

... Birazena iremciitwd without any progress as to adjulst- ment, and would probalfiy continue so Until the arrival of Sitr Tlhomas Hardy,, who had been made acquainted with ,the particulars, and had, in consequence, sailed from the BrazilIs for Buenos, A yres ...

... eldest son of Mr. 3 Harding, proprietor of the Baristaple Ian, to Mary eldest daughter of Mr. ?? culleg, Last week, at St Thomas s Church, near tbis city, Susan na, e daughter or tie'Rev. Joh Kwudall, of Crediton, to the RHe'. . John Man ey, of the same ...