... Plymouth.—Dispatches from the experimental squadron, under Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, were landed at this port oh Saturday, from the Vigilant ketch, Lieut. Meredith. It appears that the Sapphire, up to the.9th inst. had proved the next best ship to ...

... Ins Majesty's troops tbe province of dated July 19, reporting Moose was surrendered on the to lite'forces ,Qa}»t. Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lieut. Col. and that the whole the island? Bay are consequently the Briti-h possession approaching the island, Lieut ...

... CHICHESTER, Satorday. December 17- Birth.—At Woodend, the seat of Admiral Berkley, th* Lady Sir Thomas Hardy, of the Royal Navy, of a daughter. Last week died suddenly, Miss F. Maxwell, second daughter E. Maxwell, Esq. of Wyke, this neighbourhood, The ...

... Horse tSand. .': the. -74, '.Capt.. ProWsej Valiant, 74, Oliver, Bellona, 74, G» BeJlerqphoh, 74, Capt. Halsted, 80,. Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart, and Venus, 86, Capt.' : K. .Mackenzie.; From the Downs also thai Py>^rtt4s,''•36,^Capt^^ , -l>^P'6^kBi^^•frola'' ...

... Worcester, maltster Thomas Drew, Worcester, carpenter Timothy Jarvls, Scalcoates, York, builder ThomasXajnbert, Cbap*lthorpe, York, tanner John IMckins and John Warrick, Plymouth, earthenware men Thomas Hardy, Cowley, Middlesex, builder Thomas Jones, Fetter-lane ...

... received at Gibraltar that the English schooner Sir 'I Hardy, put into Madeira, alxiut the 20th November-, having hoarded plundered the of that mouih in lat. 33. 40. long,B w. a pirate. The Sir Thomas Hardy was from Gibraltar, with a valuable,cargo, one .third ...

... Eaq. Deputy Chairman ; Charles tlarrou, William Barron, John Burnell, John Cape), James Capel. John R. Durrani. Font. Thomas Hardy, John Hmsman. Ksqrs. Sir Samuel J. 0. IVchell, Han Thos. Pritchard, Win. Reece, John Warmiofloa, Esqrs ArniTOßs— James ...

... e Hon. Wm. Henry .John Scott. BANKRUPTS. Pliny Jackson, Liverpool, merchant, Jesse Cranbrook; Kent, brewer. Thomas llammersmilh, grocer. Hardy, Manchester, drysalter. Abraham Allen, Pall-Mail, calico-furmtnre-manuf. William Stafford, druggist. Richard ...

... Portsea, & Gosport, Saturday, June 23. Saturday, June 23 The experimental squadron, under the orders of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, in the Galatea, is intended to sail on Wednesday next, on another trial cruise. The Childe Harold and the Larkins, for ...

... had proceed to Gi .raltar to convey troops to Lisbon, after which both ships were to return immediately to England. Sir Thomas Hardy has again hoisted his flag in the Sybille, in harbour, and re-assumed the direction ot the equipment of the trial squadron ...

... Rev. Francis Blacburne, and grand-daughter of the venerable Archdeacon Lately, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Capt. Sir Thomas Masternlan Hardy, Bam his Majesty's ship Triumph, to Miss Berkeley, daughter of Vice-Admiral the Hon. G. Berkeley. DlED.—lately, at ...

... every day. They have not made any attempt to land, or taken any steps respecting the five persons detained. Commodorp Sir Thomas Hardy, who now commands, behaves, as far as we can learn,, with great politeness to the vessels going out and coming in, giving ...