... at- (l tend the other poor fellows, equal fufferers with hinlfelf. Ic Frequent mlelages palled from Lord Nelfon to Capt. ti Hardy refpedling tise fate of the battle. His counte- te nanlcy brightened as the number of ihips that had firuck were related; but ...

... you can be of service, as I have but a few momients to live. He re- peatedly asked for Capt. Hardy, of wholm his Lordship,enquired, how theywenton? Capt. Hardy replied, that 10 ships hal struck; and ,)i; Lqrdsblip said, I hope none of ours have strack ...

... Changes atJ cavary that. eer was. kinowsi-4tra's irresistible. 'e lirince knew. thle ernpneror was iiirts. edistre;:1he saabhow hardy it Wis gressed, and -wlsat llnnrlftent aisger it was Il- Fot the elnpeuor, who -is 'm'r-shasrer ?? he said ,and hia gall-int ...

... daughter of J. Ibbotfon, Efq. of Vere Stre t, Cavendith Square.-At Walcot Church, Mr. Charles Hare, to Mifs Letitia Hardy, daughter of Captain Hardy, late of the Hon. Eail India Company's Service.-At Sutton Courtney, Berks, H. W. Johnfon, Eiq. to Mifs C. E. ...

... distinguishis the Russian froni ie troops ofaiiy oterpatioh 1, his I sxtraordinary strengih. 'He i , indis- iulablv, the most hardy of soliers. Noat. tacks;houever long or obstinate;fatigue ilm'. .The Russiiamnoldierdresses his Sef thty ulen h~e ear ;-lhe ...

... to Botany Bay. An'alarming fire broke out on Friday even- ing, at 6 o'clock, in the back warehouses of Messrs. Hedart and Hardy, wholesale chemists, in Queen-streelt Cheapside, which fut awhile thireatened tlhe destructiolxof the neigh hbourhood. Tile ...

... not numrerous. The only legacies to persons not of Lord Nelson's family are, to Lady hamidton, to Mr. Davi- san,, to Captain Hardy, to Mr. Haslewood, to Miss Horatio Nelson Thompson, to MIr. John Scott (his Lordship's Secretary, who tell by his side ii tie ...

... Thoruborough, Joli 7 F:tton, and Sir Isaac Coffint, Bart. ; Captaini-Rohert Dudley Oliver, Tames A- t ! owovud, the lion). Thomas Bladen Capel, Jas. 0; ssett, John Il-vin, Joln Seater, and John Lar- mour. it was urnderstood that Mr Bicknehl, the Soli- ...

... Norroy King of Arms, 'abited as the othier officers of arms, The Banner of Emblems, at the door-place, borne by Capt T. M. Hardy, of the Victory, supported byolieuts. A I gard (I.Bligof ?? Navy, li*ba d as those in the other barges. The barges of his Maje: ...

... tCornmoners. - The Court unaiiitmouiy voted the Freedim of the city; and a fword, 6f the value of one hundred guinets, to Capt.'Hardy, Lord NA- .tonPs, ?? a i a-t.(e battle of rx~ati~rpr 'The Lurd Mayor deli.vered into the Court his Majefty's .Warrant, appointing ...

... The king has alfo been pleafed to grant the dignity f a baronet of the united kingdom of Great Britain Ireland, to Thomas Mafterman Hardy, efq. cap- n in the royal navy, and the heirs male of his body wfully begotton. DowNrIsG-STMEET, Jaun. 25.-The king ...

... his Majesly's Fleet. Also to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the Unitcd Kingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, to Thoma% Maslerman Hardy, Esq. Captain in the Royal Nasy, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. His Majesty is said to have ordered ...