... Edward Hussey, Esq. M. F. Rishton, Esq. T. T. Gordon, Esq. Edward Lombe, Esq. Philip Hamond, Esq.. .1. W. Tomlinson, Esq. Thomas Greg, Esq. E. Ralfc, Esq. W. Postle, Esq. T. H. Cooper, Esq. T. P. Bagge, Esq. Henry Hogg, Esq. J. M. Allen, ,sq. Lionel Self ...

... rank of Commodore) fie has rendered very Important services to -his country. He was succ~eded hy Corn- moxoore Sir TnomAs HARDY, Baronet. The Creole brings no South American news either important or Intercating, Bhe latest ccouints fro)m the Rio die la ...

... two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at t4. oreign Office, which sat for two hours. A letter from an officer of Sir Thomas Hardy's squadron (re- ceived by the Creole) says.- olonte Video, Jan. 1S20. We (the Superb and Vengeur) are at anchor at this ...

... well-beloved Corunsellor Thomas Hamil- ton, Esq. commonly called Lord Binning; Joseph Jocelyn, Esq. commonly called Viscount Jocelyn, Vice-Clsameberlain of our Household; John Thynne, Esq. conmnonly called Lord John Thynne; George Thomas Beresford, Esq. commonly ...

... 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 ...

... - left a widow and five children. John Haxton, journe'yosan Latter with ditto; left a widow and five children. Thomas Walker, son of Thomas Walker, potter, Portobello. John Mercer, grocer, Edinburgh. James Erskine, journeyman hatter, Edinburgh. On the ...

... purity of patriotism and independence is again restored, depend on it that trade must fall. The British Commodore, Sir Thomas Hardy, stands high with the Goversment aid with the people, and this circum- stance, perhaps, says more for the noble chief than ...

... ns from the Pretender, and who was chterfully backed in thls daring enterprise by the gallant h easls of clans, and their hardy followers. To his plans, and the .'udgmnent, with which he knew how to avail ,himselJf of tlie Peultuai ties of Highlanders ...

... and Wmn. Dawson, for ut- tering forged bank-notes; George Barry and Wm. Powell, for highway robberies; Joseph Stanley, Win. Hardy, John Harris alias Keylock, and George H~arris alias Keylock (rescue gang), for felony, having before been co-gvlcted of felony ...

... Petitions; ihey'were frumasjo. Buesly,. Margaret Booth, Anne Whitak r, three'sisters 1iarmed Elizabetli, then and Isabella Hardy, Mary Fines, Robert Taylor (thit persort complained of having been 8iiread on ta charge of high treason, and afterwards committed ...

... induced to sail immediately for Lima in the Creole frigate, in order to-have a personal conference with Lord 'COO1RANE. Sir THOMAS HARDY is said to have t declared to the Commanders of the British ships, pre- Niously to his departure, that, in its relation ...

... Cochrane had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy riot tS be in conforflsify wisl the law regulating similar operations, and-that therefore it could lot he recognised by the British squaxdron. This declaration or Sir Thomas Hardy is in the form of a verbal c ...