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... given up. Only let Lond Cochrane Captur e ihe eee VS was uf course.” —— which SIR THOMAS HARDY'S SQUADR( t. It -con~ Advices have been received from the 25d of September. They state that t eigns 1 it is dron recently firted out, under the comma d for ...
... the Hon. Fred Noel, to command the Spey. Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, to command the Superb. Captain the Hon. J. Gordon, command the Tamar. Captain F L. Maitland, to command the Vengeur. Captain Thomas Carter, to command the Wasp. Captain T. G. Caulfield ...
... 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 ...
... ttichartl Hawk-ley. Esq. - 5 Captain T. Stephens, H. P. - Mr. James Rooney. ' - 10 Messrs. C. and M. I.ucas, - 10 0 Mr. Thomas Hardy, 12 9 Messrs W and K. Stephens, •10 0 Alessrs. Keed & Frazer, Array Agents, I 0 Michiel Finn, - 0 Anonymous, Sackville-street ...
... W. Evance.tocoi Captain Samuel C. Rowley, t Captain the Hon. Fred Noel Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, I Captain the Hun. J. Gordon, Captain F L. Maitland, ton Captain Thomas Carter, to Captain T. G. Caulfield, to tie. Captain Barnard Yeoman to Captain G. W ...
... Admiralty has paufed to affixed in the Royal Marioe Arienal, the following Edidl“ The Council the Admiralty orders that Thomas Mouinur Hardy, Captain of the Britifii Navy, fhall be recognifed as Major General the Fleet. (Signed) ANTONIO PIRES ALVARES DE ...
... the squadron recently fitted out, under the'command of Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived there on the 18th ultimo, in eight days from Plymouth. The «nen war, consisting of the Su^eri,Admiral Sir T.Hardy, the Hyperion, Captain Searle, and the Vengeur, Captain Maitland ...
... i vidence could not he given as what could not produced. The objection was familiar, and had been taken on the trial of Thomas Hardy. Alter these proceeding?, the Counsel for the prosecution called witnesses to confute the evidence Castl's. The Court is ...
... between Sir T. M. Hardy and the Governor of New London, United Sutes, relative to one John Carpenter, an American seanun, who had been five years in the British •errice, and was in Ap.il last serving on board the Ramilies. Sir Thomas Hardy, on receiv. the ...
... 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 ...
... our Ministers. We re therefore, that the opinion, to which we allu: . day or two ago, as to the instructiens given oined| Thomas Hardy, was founded in error; anc f the! there is no ground for apprehension of any a ln tional | derstanding taking place between ...
... French. On Sunday the Marquis of Abercorn and 'amdy, accompanied the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy and family, arrived at the Donegal! Arms, on their way to Barron’s Court. Sir T. Hardy was the Captain on board his Msj tty’s ship Victory, when the glorious and ...