... S ON _EXTRACTION OF THE TEETH . i . With a Description , and Plate ofnn improved _construction of tlic Tooth Key . By THOMAS _HARDY , Surgeon _and _Surgeon _Dentist . _Edinburph : Printed tor _MACIIRDIE , SKELLV , and Co . 52 . Trince ' s _Street _, ...

... Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, in his Majesty's ship Ramilies, with two transports, having on board the 102d regi- mend, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Herries, which had arrived the day before. I did not fail to lay before Sir Thomas Hardy nay instruc- ...

... quarter. The following is an extract of i letter, dated St Andrew's, 13th July 1814. :_ a On the 11th, the Ramilies, 71, Sir Thomas Hardy, Martin and Barer sloops of viar, and Terror bomb vessel, with three transports, having on board the 102d regiment, and ...

... tservant, STCPREN DECATUR. S 6& To Commodore Sir T. M. Hardy, Bart. &c. (COPY.) s is Majesty's ship Statira, off Newt Londoa, s '0 SIR, Jan. 17. 1814. 4t Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. and Com- iniedore off New London, has this afternoon ...

... At Inverness, Alexander D. Macfarlane, youngest son of the Right Rev. Bishop Macfarlane. At Charlesfield, Mrs Hardy, widow of Dr Thomas Hardy, one of the ministers of Edinburgh, and Professor of Church History in the University there. 5. At Cromarty, in ...

... very advanced age. At Edinburgh, the Rev. Charles Wilkie Hardy, minister of Dunning, in,the 26th year of his age, and first of his ministry. Mr Hardy was the third son of the late Dr Thomas Hardy, of this city, and a young man, who, in the estimation of ...

... and Lieutenant-General of Marines. 4. Robert Allan, Esq. surgeon, to Mrs Sophia Bertram, daughter of the late Rev. Dr Thomas Hardy, Professor of Ecclesiastical History in the University of Edinburgh, and one the ministers of that city. 4. At Leith, Joseph ...

... Executive, to destroy the Ramilics, has induced Sir Thomas Hardy to address letters to the public authorities of New London, and to the Governor of the State of Connecticut on the subject. In these Sir Thomas states, that i' he is fully apprised of the efforts ...

... different. climatesa' and Y kobiaini-A more perficf. knowledge of i'aritimN rf geography. ?? ?? - foi _ Commodore Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, {B Bart. sailed from Plymouth on Thursday;, with the is . Superb, 74, Capt. T. Whtt; Vengeu'r, 74 Capt. C F. L. Maitland ...

... of suspending its payn ents. The Vengeur and Superb, and other ships which are- to sail under the com mand of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, are to .have. the full war -complement of men. The Spanish Government has taken off 50 per cent. from the duty on ...

... SHOSPITAL STAFF. To be Deputy-Purveyors to the Forces, . Purveyor's Clerks--URichard Bond, William Vacher, Da- vid Roche, and Thomas Hardy. in Stu SNDOUM. Ensign Fhinter, of the 71t West India regiment, who was , s-perseded, as stated in the Gazette of the 17th ...

... 80, (flag.ship\, Captain Pechell; La Hagne, 74, Hon. Captain ' Capel ; Valiant, 7-, Captain Oliver; Ramilies, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy; and Statira, Captain Stackpole. Extract of a letter foom Halifax, dated Feb. 25: Sir George Prevont is on his way to ...