... Thit squadion is to he compeored as' detachment from tite ships now in the Tagus, and it wilt under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. This highly I'j tinguished naval ,officer, we believe, is now at Lisbon, a -ceranyn n is niece capable of commanding sol ...

... Tamspico aned England 20t 1 Feb. wvith two maillions of dollas' on board. .0 Keziah, Iiddle; from London at Vera Cruz. toos The Hardy, which was said to have been condened, was repair. 1 In lg at flavannah. *f !Children, Pe'oetor, from Rio de Janeiro offCowebound: ...

... istanding in their eyes, and they spoke of her loss with much r feeling. . JOHN WESLEY. 5, Consetantinople, Jiae 11.-Venus Hardy, from Genoa, was boarded off Ipsara, oi the morning of the 6th instant, by the to crews of three misticos. in sight of thirteen ...

... Edwaid Josepb~h;aene at: Roen ?? ?? . 1r, George Washingtoni hence at Barcelona. *d- Reliance, fronm London at Pernambrbuco; Thomas Batterbby, Blandy hdhce&f ?r Qfebeci puttintofaimnothb 12th inst. with foremast'sprnl,, - g ; Sir R. Barclay, Part-, hence ...

... te e le th cleta the latter geneticna's house whimn there vv-4s no re~ect. as p se. abe female in it.. dlear Philip Dixon Hardy was examined to prove the handwriting L arm ofthe defendant. Wert r.ts Mr. O'Connell dean mnade a powerful and; eloquent speech ...