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... Edward Wolfeo. lieuts. J.Clarke, Kelson «. W. Kep|w, ensigu J, T. Scott W'arriog. Ueul.-coi. Ales Leith a. ensign James j Hardy b. SPtli regt Ist bat. Ensign John i. _ ! regt Ist bait Captains R. North a, Bo •• lieuts It. Reddle a. W. Non land o, U. ...
... permitting the torpedo to remain any where mar them. , 1 have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, Thomas m. Hardy, Opt4in of bis Majesty's ship Kunilies, Major Ben. Case, Commanding the Troops in the United States' service at Stag Harbour ...
... S.atira, to meet our frigate Uoit'd Slates, Macedonian, Commodore Decatur Monday last dispatched a communication to Sr Thomas Hardy, commai.d'iig the blockading squadron, proposing to grauly Captains Hope and their wish. Tins invitation, un. : ei land ...
... Bachelor’s- walk. Or No. S. Naetb PrCdeyick-itreet. TW/-ELLINGTON, POEM, .hrroCint«>‘ W Notea, blognpbical and eipUnaiory. I’h' Hardy, orDubUn, en.bellidaed wrth fi* l ciltod Portrait of the Marqui*. taken from tire possession of the Marquis Wellesley. _. ...
... MAILS. I.ON’DON, MAY 24. received tb'* morning American Paper* nlt.vrliicii conUinthe correspondence ommodorc Decatur, Thomas Hardy, Stack pole, relative a the United State* and Macedonia Am.-, si'iipsi * Endyniioii and S.atira Bntitb incites. It as follows ...
... where I Lund Capta Sir Thomas Hardy,in his ti'p Ramihcs, with two transporis, having on uni the 102J ifgiment, under the command of Lictf.eiiant-Cojoutl Harriet, which had arrived th; day before. I did not fail to lay before Sir Hardy instructions, and consult ...
... determination of the Bri- • tlie taking of East Port, Monday afternoon tish Government. Mr. Anker was, tu conse> last, by Sir Hardy, in they quence therLol, desired to return to Norway. ! landed 600 men, which met with no resistance. After this detail, it ...
... of the town, which was received on board. By which was tent the following letter:— Stonington-noro’, Aug. H, 1814. To Thomas M. Hardy, Esq. Commandant of his Britannia Majesty’s siiip Uamiliei. Sir—Since the flag went into New London fur Mrt. Stewart and ...
... at the destruction of his Majesty’s ships off New London. S-r Alexander Cochrane hat also transmitted a r,-purt from Sir Thomas Hardy, the occupation of the islands in Passamaquaddy Bay, the accounts of which, transmitted by Lieu enant- General Sherbrook ...
... to Jane, fourtli daughter of die l.to Joseph Molineus, Esq. of Lewos. On Snkmlay last, Market Hor borough by the E. Hardy, Mr, Thomas Green, Gent to Miss P. Barker, the same place. Wednesday, at Bexley, by the Rer. S. Barnard, My. E. Harrison, of Leeds ...
... and rec'ilud-, or proven any min om destroying the protection tnd i. bout hood. ’flie s:r/tfngc-v. Sst f . ward Miss Lclilia Hardy, ! Mrf, Mariya Frances, ta.„jf. i,. v f, rt |, pr-if.-ssional c. edit «»t b«>ih tln-sr I .ad; «. We p-rccir' Mn. couto.ding ...