... further has trauspired relative his Ma* embarking. The Alacrity, Capt. Stanhope, sailed yesterday, to join Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, the South American station. • 'The Captaiti'Mingay, arrived on Monday from cruize.—i The Humid reveuue Lieut. Kennedy ...

... Wednesday evening from Rio de Janeiro, which place she left on the 6th August, and brought home dispatches from Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, and Mr Chamberlain, his Majesty's Consul-General at Rio. Captain Bourchier, of the Beaver, was removed to the command ...

... ascale equally splendid extensive. Among the distinguished guests were, Lord Tenterden, Lord Hill. Lord Nugent, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Valrnei ennea, (attached the French Embassy), Mr. Justice James Parke, Baron Holland, Mr. Justice Taunton ...

... honour knowing Sir Thomas Hardy personally, and he was immediately consulted. told plaintiff he might proceed indictment, or might institute civil proceeding, which would challenge the defendants I Justify what they had said. Sir Thomas Hardy immediately I ...

... land, C. B. is completely manned aud ready for sea, and will proceed Monday or Tuesday for Plymouth, to join Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. understand that the Superb (the Commodore's ship) is aUo completed men, and that both ships will sail for ihe South American ...

... Portsmouth, Portsea, & Gosport, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. Rear-Admiral Sir Geo. Eyre, K.C. B. appointed to relieve Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, in the naval command on the Brazil station, embarked on board the Spartiate, guns, Capt. Gordon Thos. Falcon, on Wednesday ...

... bowspit, «Stc. having experienced a se»ere gale the Ist inst. Wednesday the sit -Thomas Indiaman, Capt. arrived from the Downs iK.uu'd Madras, having board Sir Thomas going out as Governor Madras; arriveu also the Royal Sovereign, from Trieste, with ...

... the Mauritius and St. Helena, passed this port on Monday, bound to the River. The Rev. A. Rogers, chaplain, and Lieut. Thomas P. Le Hardy, late of the SyWlle, came passengers in her, from St. Helena, and landed here. At Spithead —Galatea and Cracker. In ...

... hoisted his flag on board the Barfleur, of 98 guns, at Spithead and struck it again, in the evening, for a few days. Sir Thomas Hardy is appointed to command the Barfleur; arid Captain Samuel Hood Linr.ee appointed to the Triumph. James Bakie, Esq. is appointed ...

... by the King's order, saving bank has been established Stockholm, the plan ol similar institutions England. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy is arrived in town from Plymouth, and has had several long interviews with the Admiralty Hoard, on the subject his command ...

... Doris had sailed for Rio Janeiro, for provisions, and was to be followed by the Creole, 24th for the same purpose. Sir Thomas Hardy had shifted his broad peudaut pro tempore, to the Tartar, and had with her the Brazen & Beaver. Mr. Drew, surgeon of the ...

... Robert Waller Otway, WilliamWyndham, Edward Fellows, WiUoughby Thomas Lake, Sir Chs.Ogle, Henry Raper, Sir Wm. C. Fahie, Sir George Eyre, Robert Lambton, -Joseph Bingham, Rob. D.Oliver, Thomas Boys, Sir Charles Brisbane, Sir J.Talbot, J. R D. Tollemache ...