... N. B. 10th inst. lat. 49 23, lon. cc If 17 44--Minerva, Wilson, hence for New York, 12th Inst. lat. e 49, on, 27.-Jessie, Hardie, hence for Halifax, 10th inst. lat. P e 49 49, Ion. 112.-Erin, Smith, hence for Monte Video, 18th J. Jan. lat. 31 S. Ion. ...

... is said to amount to 600,0ooo) the merchants were L barking their effects with promptness, under the pro- P ion of Sir Thomas Hardy, who has been with a respect. b force on that station for six nmonths, and whose con- t' t towards the merchants, and the ...

... invaders completely at bay; and the flower of their army wa# repeatedly foiled by this hero and his Lu. sitanian band -of hardy followers. Those who are -a~pt to despair of the cause of Spain upon d grounds which appear'to us to be inadequate and super- ...

... aaaidst abuandance of food. P fo century ago, such remarks in reference to Scotland n 'a ha e stirred up the blood of her hardy sons, and the e biain who told a Scot that his countrymen lived like crah haloe Eoon bee!- convinced by that summary mode e ...

... England, Austria, at Russia.S'n. .1 ,. n SOUTR5 AM EUI.A. 'i The Brazzils.-We understandithit the despatches from st Sir Thomas Hardy (brought to Portsmouth by his Ma- ti e jesty's brig Beaver, on Wednesday, the 1st instant) relate t e to the evacuation ...

... dreadful fire brok e out in tle warehojes'8, corn- Sm r, Ironly known at Booth's Warehouses Wae iip fthe pro- En teperty of Thomas Booth, Esq. which ended in 7heit entire f ?? loss of property, upon thij lamentable du is occasion, has been immense, but ...

... happened on shore, hut some vessels were C sly lost onithe coast. Early in theafternoon thelbrig Jessie, Capt I! rig, Jns. Hardy, of Lancaster, from Quebec, laden with tim- ?? Ecry her and linseed, foundered off Blaokpool.. She vras ?? of )ck seen about ...