... l erguson, fitted for the South American station went out of harbour to Spithead, and will sail to join Commodore Sir T. Hardy, on Sunday or Monday, should the wind be favourable. J \ ictor, gun sloop, ordered to commissioned at this port, for a foreign ...

... satisfied, that there were no grounds for the reports, and that he came his death in a natural way. Deaths. —On Tuesday Thomas Alexander, son Thomas Alexander Eglon, Esq., of Mount Place, Hill, aged mouths. Saturday last, on the Marine Parade, Brighton, where ...

... xloriosa, or Adam needle, in full flow er. The plant, with its flower stem, nearly eleven feet high. It a native of America, but hardy as to resist our severest winters. —Edinburgh Star. A Hint to Snuff-takers. ,vomnn !> iloctnr whether taking smiff was not ...

... J. H. Burton, from Plymouth ; and the Calliope, tender to the Royal George yacht, from cruize. The Genoa, guns, Capt. Sir Thomas Livingstone, Bart, at Sheerness, having been litted with mainmast, Sir Robert Seppings* principle, ordered to proceed to sea ...

... in the Spartiate, gun ship, Capi. Gordon T. Falcon, sailed Thursday for the lirazil station, to relieve Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, in the naval command in that quarter. The Spartiate anchored at St. Helens, account of light winds, but sailed again this ...

... Brazil station, last from Rio de Janeiro, bringing dispatches from Commodore Sir Thos. Hardy, and the British Consul General at Rio. She has also brought to England Mr. Thomas Biddle, master, and Mr. Worth, purser, of the Doris, to tried by court martial, certain ...

... Lady of the Rev. H. Hubbard, of a son. Married. —AtCrondal, IMr.J. i'oullei, ofßagshot, Surrey, to the widow of the late Mr. Thomas fcnujgjs, the former place. Died.—On last, in tliis city. Lieut. Charles Singleton, on halt-pay of the Royal .Marines. At ...

... convicted the mayor, in the penalty of 51., for buying soldiers' necessaries. Ilenrv Busier, J riles Butler, J )Uii Thomas Beams, Thomas Mitehell, John Samphire, and James Tirrell (waterman) are committed Winchester to take their trial at the nest assizes ...

... least one satisfactory result, the expulsion person named Galloway, who had publicly given as a toast the immortal memory of Thomas Paine.” Surely man who could admire the infamous author the Age of and the ” Bights Man”—works libelling the Christian Beligion ...

... PORTSMOUTH, January 24. Yesterday morning. Commodore Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., K. C, 8., arrived off Cowes, in the Creole, frigate, Hon. Captain Spencer, from Uio Janeiro, last from Plymouth. The Commodore was relieved in the naval command on the South ...

... deformities are equally horrid, and calculated, when suddenly exhibited, to diffuse a degree of terror into those of the most hardy nerve. The bead inclines itself into a stoop, and the chin, which seems to be dug into the throat, is on a level with that ...

... place on Tuesday week at Durley, in a meadow adjoining tlie 1-ord Nelson public house, between (I. H. tH-ard, Esq. and Mr. Thomas Cole, for handsome purse and ten sovereigns. Mr. Sctird killed four birds out of five ; but his less fortunate competitor ...