... considered it to be for the good of the country that the peculiarity shotald be kept up. It was the language of a bold, a hardy, anti a virtuous race, who wr fond of it. He had heal d a story which occurred in the American war, Of some one of our Highland ...

... The Forte, 46, is corn- missionedby Captain Jeremiah Coghlan. C. B. for the South American station, the appointment of Sir Thomas Staines to the command at Gibraltar being abandoned for the pre- sent. Lord Amelius Beaticlerk, it is said, is appointed to ...

... receive the report of the Committeeonh the affairs of -the harbour and docks-the Senior Magistrate thi in thfe chair. Bailie Hardie read the ?? was, very voluminous, ,and was received with much - applause. - Iin detailing the hot various steps which had ...

... Robert Dundas, Esq. of Arniston Thomas Kinnear, Esq. Chesterhall John Cunninghame, Esq. of Donloch, advocaite William Aitchison, Esq, younger of Drummore Thomas Cranstoun, Esq. of Dewar, W.S. John Home, Esq. W.S. Thomas Richardson, Esq. W.S.-and Alexander ...

... Lervick, do.-Mars, Fenton, Hull, do. d Mary Ann and Isabella, Wardeil, off Bridlington fro it Jatnaica for Leith tj, Janet, Hardie, at St Petersburgis from Leith O Weatoerley, Wishart, at do. from do. * Superb, Henderson, at do. from Grangemouth g Bee, ...

... or wsith satisfaction to myself. I have the hono-ir e, soy Lordasod (entlemne, your most obedient servant,: (Signed) JOHN HARDIE. a To the Right Hon. the LoPll Provost, - ilrogistrati, and Council elf the City of Edinburgh-'-(G'reot applaose.) )Ir Hlardie ...

... apply, when he met with ral a second refusal. It is thus made evident that they were to parties to thle plan of supplanting Mr Hardie, who had d x -never intimated s nn' intention of resigning, and that ny they were well aware that a11 the efrorts which had ...

... the Commission d Mr HARDIE said it would be necessary first that the Su- perintendent should know what property was under his chare VAfter some farther discussion, the Lord Provost named a Committee of six gentlemen, to. whom Mr Hardie proposed to add the ...

... y 'manner in suhch lie has conducted the affairs oF the Company ever sincle his an. pointnment to the office of Mtanager-.Thomas Muir, Esr. of Muirpark, Chairman of the Board of Management at Glasgow, and empowered to represent the sharebolders in the ...

... espired. The Commodore will hoist his broad pendant in Of the Sybille, fitting at this port. :- ie Rear-Admiral -Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bat. K.C.B. arrived here on Thursday, being-appointed to comn- a- neaand the squadron of experimental ships recently ...

... Deptford, as agent for transports;* Lieutenant James Barber, to the Ramiiies ; T. F. Jessop, Eso. to be Secretary to Sir Thomas Hardy. - Yesterdlay the honde frigate was paid olffby Lord Byron, and laid up in ordinary. I-lit Lordship set off this morning ...

... the %Yellesley. imnmedi -tely upon 'which, the been aflag of Rear-Admirall Sir Tho~mas Hardy was hoisted onl Ecla, board the same slsip under the usual salute. -Sir Thomas - Li Y proceeds directly, in the Wellesley, for Portugal. - - to th 7s Part ofthe ...