... eVittrey. hence at llavre it Elizabeth, Matber, from Smyrna, ?? onthe 5th Sept. .,Xand sailed for this pore on the l'th . Sir Thomas Hardy', from Trinidad at Gibraltar Ann, Harrison, from Bahtia at Tricate ' The whol2 of the outward hound vessels have sailed ...

... Bengal to twis port, at St. Housea on tnie 9th 'Selt, Hlel~enaziled nfreo-noens AprIs to thii port on the lst Sept. an,! the Thomas ,n Otto 4th C E iZlaeth, Ma5rtinl; Friends, Lurnen; and Dowson, Robintton, Q hence at St. Jnhn's, Na. B. , *Hero, Martin ...

... Thedenjarture-? of Sir Thomas Mlardy to assume the coeman in the *Rio de ln Platawill very soon take place. The Veneur,- *|of 4 gus, sails from 'Postsronch to Plymouth, and awllsthese he joined by the Superb.- Sire Thomas Hardy ,is to hoist a broad pendant ...

... 0NAL or TIE CORONwIR'S jUfR. - ih A gentlewo~marnt in London, after 'having buried six I; |:hus~bands, fonid~a gentlemnan hardy enough to make her P a w~ife once maore. FFor several months 'their happiness t was mutual-;. a circumstpnce. which seemed ...

... author-ty, is wholly unfounded. Ea. Zrdnsc~'pe.._It isesaid that one of the ships under the or, ders of 'Comnodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on, the South i 'Atnerican statitn, is to he sent to endeavour to penetrate i through lihering's Straits, in the hope ...

... had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy not to be ,h in conifornmity with the law regulating similar operations, to and that therefore it could not be recognized by the nr_ British squadron. o This declaration of Sir Thomas al Hardy is ih the form of a verbal ...

... tool) on Saturday from Buenos Ayres, which she left on the 15th of August. Lieutenant Hibbert, with des- patches from Sir Thomas Hardy, on the coast of Chili, thr our Government, came passenger in her, and set off fwh London the same evening. Lieutenant ...

... fired unon, and the natural consequence has been an insurrection, which the protectors must quell ?? by force of arms. Sir Thomas Maitland has had the I umisfortine ito make himself generally odious to the } protected, against whom lie has issued severe ...

... thepersonsassenibled on the shoie to come to their assistance. About half an Item after site struck, one of the deceased, named Thomas Wilson, was so much spent, that lie said tie should not live half an hour; and osietlime afterwards was observed ?? deadupori ...

... great number of gentlemen of the highest respect- ability, attended, and soon after twelve o'clock Mr Freme proposed that Thomas Booth, Esq. should be called to the chair. The proposition was received and carried with acclamation. Mr. BOOTH, on taking ...

... have before me a letter from Mr. Hunt, in which that st gentleman states, that Mr. Hardy had made no com- y plaints against him; and- that he has no complaint g Mr. Hardy, who personally behaves to him with ;-the utmost kindness. If Mr. Hunt's testimony ...

... Gunson, hence at Tobago , Robert Neilson, Shaw, hence at:St. Vincent, and was to sail Sp 'gor Iaraftibe same day rir Jesse, Hardy-, frora Bangor at Besten 25th May *Ganges, Mitford, frot ?? the Balize Roger Stuart, Cooper, from Greenocl at Balieo ' Harriet ...