... deathi of tile Kigad acnprctolv erin order to compel hifl to change his measures for the government ef-tbe'kingdomn. It is~ hardy neessry fr m so tat to outfit in proof 'Of these chagesitis otessntil hatsh plnsof tle partes accessed shoud am drecty ad ...

... 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 ...

... situation of the Count'y is continually getting more and more perilous, who, in possession of his sober senses, can have the hardi- hood to deny ? With the demonstrations of distress within the course of- the last ten days we have unhappily wit- nessed in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... magistrates, lot' IltoirugE, prsi'ervedl the sOt- ot Ywete the populace qiiieter l ) tal'd also ?? tiO ?? 'Ot .-saialk ! Dr. Hardy' then itufornuod dto a'clt that It) e ~1 Address would remain at thle vestr~y til~l the fish Itjisi sjj t, Wednesday, for the ...

... 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 ...

... accomplice with 0 Gootuidlund isarndDJaes, before-mfention~d; the last to be once whipiped j !y-Fourteen days, Haniiah Lloyd and Thomas Wintle, for 17 Johnm Beaid, charged wirth stealing a bag of oranges from aR, id w saggsa at Triorrnbury, being found Inv a ...

... lnday gen-ens crwnek vithe~tetrnaa cinge the peatle ofr paper (Thle Represenativte), in an'e of tsthe thcology of the Rev. Dr. Thomas eross, Minister Catholicsi, in Lochber atthefull measure Of four score,'berh, 'This parishis thc mosltextensive, and in its ...