... TICF-ADliRHAL SIR ALEXANDER COC'IRANXE ' has transusitted a letter from Rear-Adtniral ilothani, jiclosing one from Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, of his T1ijesty's ship Ranilliecs, dated off Stoninlgton, the ?? Augist, giving an account of an attack made upon that ...

... compel. that revision of the Spainish constitution, which not oaly d Spain itself, but all Europe demands. .. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy liad o Friday a very ' long confereoce with the Board of Adamiralt; relative si to his combniand in South Anierica. The ...

... informned Sir T. Hardy she was loaded 0 with provisions and naval stores. Sir Thomas directed her to be taken alongside a slobp which had been cap- Pf tured a few' days before. Mr. Geddes volunteered his Y services;, and to put, Sir Thomas's orders in execution ...

... of a Journal in the Russian language, upon the most liberal principles. aO Tuesday the Anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy for High Treason, was celebrated at Clerkenwell, London. From our L ondon Correspondents. Royal Excbange, Wednesday Evening ...

... honour of replying to your letter to-mor- row by a flag of truce. I have the honour to be, sir, your very humble servant, THOMAS HARDY, Captain. 2ajor Case, cornmanding the United States' troops, at Stsag Harbour. .Hiis Britannic Majesty's Ship Ramiliesin ...

... the de- stru49ion of tthe Macedonian; now an Ameiican fii- gate, and the Hornet sloop of war,-bythe squadron under Sir Thomas Hardy; and the following' ac- count fi'om Liverpool corroborates: the rumour Liverpool,'Auguit 2. Theischooner Abeona, Maxwell ...

... Amneeican ktnasterh -t ' British ships, anid have-beeo-sebt tt BfrnAuds, to be emt- pioyt-d in thea naval y'srds'.' Sir. Thomas Hardy' ofthe. arnille, W ac ?? Amoericanslhi ishallkei a ,insiderable nhniber cf prisonert ots board hi Aship, that thev -'may ...

... is, that they will not pay the future i nstalments on being allowed 5 per cent. interest for the advanc).' Captain Sir Thomas Hardy had yesterday a very long conference with the Board of Admiralty, rela- tive to his command in South America. The gallant ...

... Thedenjarture-? of Sir Thomas Mlardy to assume the coeman in the *Rio de ln Platawill very soon take place. The Veneur,- *|of 4 gus, sails from 'Postsronch to Plymouth, and awllsthese he joined by the Superb.- Sire Thomas Hardy ,is to hoist a broad pendant ...

... of Weekly IlteIige 2 FOREIGN § DOMESTIC. n 5 d SATURDAY, August2;, Explositn ofan xmnerican Prize-On the 3othe, June Sir Thomas Hardy gave notice to the .Areri. can Commandant, at Nvw-London, that hle wl not suffer any vesselsor boats, except flags of trnes ...

... eVittrey. hence at llavre it Elizabeth, Matber, from Smyrna, ?? onthe 5th Sept. .,Xand sailed for this pore on the l'th . Sir Thomas Hardy', from Trinidad at Gibraltar Ann, Harrison, from Bahtia at Tricate ' The whol2 of the outward hound vessels have sailed ...

... oift aking in a supply of svioe for the w hole of s quadiron, whose destination anti ohject are involved in ?? tcry Sir Thomas Hardy, it is statced, tsails wsitith sealled 2tI 'is,> sshieh rtre not to be openedl till he reaches a eertamin ; tl~itm Each ...