... 'Portuguese sloop 6f ivar, Capt. De Melo; and the Rebuir gon veisel, Lieut.. Leaver.-Yesterdav tile TTriumph, 'of 74 gaus, Sir Thomas Hardy, went out of Harbour. } ni Ships at Spithear1.--Triimph, Princess Carolina, Japiter,4 DJiom'tde, Lavinia, Seinivninais ...

... few preliminary obsereatiosn, Co dsaid-I ask, Sir. what authority has soy men to banisy about theo m is Cntres of Sir Thomas ' Hardy, Sir I'ulteney Malcolm, and the m )Sat I-len. G. Iilli1ot, at thit meeting ? Most assuredly, if I was a Iserson holding ...

... Goveer- n list nors atid other officers oftite [ilowplial. The mtatisolettin tlie ow contains (12 coffit~s ; that of Sir Thomas Hardy is itlsg placeil immnetdiately abon'e that of' lia isredecessor, tite ire, latle SirrI. ]Keats. WVltilit the coffiti swas ...

... SECRETARIES I should have nentioned that the new Secretary, it Captain the. Honourable Georg e Elliot had accom- ir partied Sir Thomas Hardy, but remahied outside. X le went out to him; and he very candidly and tith great condescension said, that he was not exactly ...

... at this port. v Captain Welch is appointed, to the Racoon sloop I' of war at Chathamn. e The Triumiph of o 4 gons, Sir Thomas Hardy. is ordered to this port,from ott Flushing-, to bc refitted. I The Crocotlile frigate, Hon. Capt. Cadogan, brought in three ...

... it the eraction of the column ott Blsgolon hill, near Dorchester, to recordTI tie services of the late X*cc-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor l of tlreentwich hospital hiave been paid; ant it appears from trie statemlent of account that the subscriptions ...

... Lord. Nelion was ,a Freeman oF the Company of Drapers, and yeiterday a grand dinner was- given at their Hall, to -Sir Thomas Hardy, in honour of the fight, off T'raflgar. -At a General Court at the Eaft India Houfe, was'taken intb further corifiieratido ...

... Order of the' Bath .- )f viz. Admirals Sir William Hargood, Sir Thomas a Williams, and Sir Thomas Hardy Iand General Sir d Willoughby Gordon. Alter which Admirals George S, Scott, and Thomas Dundas were severally conducted e to the King by Sir George Nayler ...

... and also thc Nummud; or Eastern Bed, used by her brother, Sir Robert Kerr Porter, during all his r travels.-A bust of Sir Thomas Hardy, presented by AV. Behries; Esq.-Yhe shin and skeleton of a ebhampsnzee, presented by Capt. T. G. Down, ?? Snow Harris then ...

... Viscount Melbourne iln I)owning-street. The il Dukeof Wellington, Earl of Aliaito, Lord ifill, Sir c] Hussey Viviani, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Har- Cihtigg, and other commissioners, were present. o At 4t pmrerous meeting of' the inhabitants of Hayes, ...

... the H arhtotir,, itrevdedl by the h'~~L.Alert, soti I Acor-n. 'Thec ('Vhsibimit wtill go ant tin Li Anttha'.,-Si r 1, Thomas Hardy lint hmeetn ?? in the restituent , I,. of' thtaships. ?? will probei bly swill mi Weadnesday. wvit r. 'I'ie Lurd 1High ...

... havin~g the of1 rmiir lte Regimient on board and three line-of- n bottle shipit. supposed to be the Wellesley, (Sir Thomas tnt Hardy), Windsor Castle, and Gloucester, were seen e off Cape Finisterre. These ships would reach the Tagusae sboat the 27th ...