... Admiral Eyre, from Portsmouth, bound to South America, arrived here on Sunday.-It is said ?? Eyre is to relieve Commodore Sir T. Hardy in the command on the South American Station. Capt. Henry Rowe, and five men, arrived at BUenJos Ayres, Jone 1, having abandoned ...

... Cominander, autd to command the Rleacer vice Whish; Lieut. Charles Bagot, and Mr. Wvlie, Surgeon to the EspieYte.- Lieuteuant Thomas Edward HIste (brother of Sir William Hoste, B3art K. C. B.) is ploinoted to the rank of Commander. -M C Charles Paget, of ...

... extracted:. he still continues confined to the house, but is in -a state of convalescence. It was lately stated that Sir Thomas Hardy's squadron, which sailed from Plymouth about- the middle of September, had reached Rio Janeiro. This squadron consists ...

... DEVON'PORT, &c. Cnptrin Sir William Symonds, surveyor of the nasy, arrived here on an official visit Fi iday last. Commander Thomas Burwood, R. N., of Cobourg-street, Plymouth has been granted the Out-Pension of Greenwich. The Fly, 18, surveying-vessel, ...

... months.. t H is Grace the. Duke of Bedtfd hseondescended tobe. come the Vice-Patrop.of the. Yiyn'oih`Eve !ni~irmnary, and Sir. Thomas .AclAoils & e1ete4. Abitia!'Preiddeint vice the Right Hon. aiN; Rohlee wh rctires e:Cfo, and Mie. iV .a .jdent. 'Asieond meetoing ...

... brig Daniel, of Baltimore, from Madeira, bound to Liverpool, out 8 dayb. Thursday. Wind variahle. Sailed his Majesty's brig Hardy, with convoy, for Ireland; 1arlbro packet, Bull, with mails, for Lisbon ; Cornwalis packet, Anthony, with mails, for AVLlta ...

... the day fixed was Fiuiday iast. . Thie ladie6 9'Niere.. felected frow :Saltash ;i. a place time oat of minhd noted. f-h6ir hardy ,sons. and ddughters famous at~the oart. and on,thle.dayaAarqed, they appeared in a fine gig, with a lady for the eexsw'i, ...

... strong, carefully guard against dressing the border with anything that is likely to enrich the soil. Flower Gardets.- All hardy shrubs and herbaceous plants intended for fereing oay still be lifted with every reasonable chance of success. They should ...

... Derby also expressed the opinion of the country. Their Lordships adjourtnd at sevca o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TU'ESDAY. Mr. HARDY, replying to Mr. RAYTTR, said it was not true that a special roster had been formed of troops for im- mediate service abroad ...

... may begin to bed out in safety, commencing with the more hardy plants. Hardy annuals may now be planted out in the flower garden borders, tiking advantage of cloudy or showery days. Half hardy and tender annuals isisy also be planted out. Annuals of ...

... Haydoer; sixth prize, Thomas Dunn, ploughman to Mr. J. Manley. The takers of the thirdandfifth prizes were disqualified, having woe prizes last year. CLaca 3.-Best ploughboy under [twenty years of age, with -driver, £1, Thomas White, son of Mr. Lawrence ...

... been cut down in the open ground make excellent flower-sticks, and need no painting, because of their natural colour. The hardy fuchsia makes first rate flweor-sticks, ns also do the snowberry and common 'and Persian lilac, the stout rods trimmed for ...