... Germaine CocirTane, halfpay 3d P-o- vMiU nal Battahon, of Miiitia; Patrick Campbell, half pay 52d ,Foot; Thomas WVeaie, half pay unattached; Thomas Burke , lualf pay 4th Foot; James ,Boyie, 9-Ith Fcoot;.Alex~andei'Tod, Vi ?? pay %!d Garrison Battalion; ...

... J. M'Call, to be Captain, by, purchase, vice Lord Brudenell. Cornet F. Thomas to be Lientenant by purchase, vice 'MCall. It. Peel, gentleman, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Thomas. We have received Lisbon Gazettes to the 15th ult. They do not contain ...

... CLASSICS. To Mr. Leader jun. (William), Hall t 2dus (Carter), Wade' Stius (Arthur), Bahington 3tius 1: (Thomas), Frazer, Mr. O'Connell jun. (Morgan), Hardy a jun. (Simon), George, Mockler, Campion jan. ( William), I Blennerhassett. - e 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE ...

... said United Kingdom, con- -stitutiig and appointing the Right lion. Sir James Robert i George Graham, Burt.; Sir Thomas -Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Rear Admiral of the White Squadren of his Milajesty's , Fleet; the Honourable George lheneage Lawrence ...

... b-read tax in time of peace; and in time of war, to provide them ir with men to fight their battles, for poverty makes men hardy and 0 I, good soldiers, and poverty mares men labour for low wages. a Thus our poverty and misery contribute to their ease ...

... 'lahon, Liurence Waldron, Patrick Waldron, Thomas Crostlhwjit. G. F. Brooke, John -lacdonnell, William Willfns, Nathaniel C(alhwell, Nathlaniel Callwell, jun., Henry Roe, John Butlar, William 11obinson, Thomas L. Kelly, James Dawson, Arthur Cardiner. Jones ...

... undedstood they 'willI4 proceed on a four months' cruise, but their destination remains unknown. Sir ,John Gore and Sir Thomas Hardi are both spoken of as likely to have the command of this squadran, which is ex- pected to rende 2voUs off Cape 'St. incent ...

... DabiO met in great array yesterday, at the house uacalled thle Mlerchests' i-lall. The meeting was convened upon ii by Sir Thomas Whelan, the Loid Maycr elect. At oclock Sir ''homnas took the cbair, and Mr. Judkin Butler nl secretary. 'hle clamorous multitude ...

... express thanks for individual benavolence, I. must express my conviction, thit it is a reproach to any govern- menotthat a hardy and industrious people should be thrown so often into the huiniliatiitg attitude of mendicants for food. I owe it to the public ...

... the above committee has in view. We hope others will follow this laudable example. _ -t THE HIOLDERNESS NURSERY. The case of Thomas against thegoarquis of Londonderry for the assault in the nuriery at Iold4rness-house, which some time ago created such a ...

... lest what he might' I.say should be construed disresliectfully as reflecting upon those~ eaiudividuals as such; who were the hardy,,laborious, and most ~,valuable portion of the north of Ireland. I-e would speak only d. of the bad, ~odious,. vicious, end ...

... an~odicial visit, and will he followed to-morrow, by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Ouudas, u em- bers of that Board. Sir James was a'doat yeaterday with the Comrnander in:hif Sir Thomas. Foley, and sailed round the feet at Spithead. TVe. Board wiil visit ...