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... 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 ...
... Executive,) to destroy the Ramihes, 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 is fully apprised of the efforts to ...
... received Liverpool of tfce dcstr.iciion of Macedonian frigate and the Honif; ia the harbour New Loudon, the •T’Uroa under Sir Thomas Hardy. The followaccount, which we trust will prove correct, is cipied from the Liverpool paper received this Kiiim;-,g “ Liverpool ...
... Borlste Warren lias to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Pigot, of hi* Majesty’s ship Orpheus, Captam Sir Thomas Hardy, of the Ramili -s, giving an account of tiie destruction of the Wampoc, American letter marque, of eight gun*, the boat ...
... CommodoreD.catur, in tl United S arcs frigate, and the Macedonian f igate, are bl. ckaoed in New London, by Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart, in the Rameiiet, of 74 guns, and some other ships of war, and onr ship* were landing their guns. The Princess Charlotte ...
... Francis Balruthery. Baker Rev. Thomas. Nani Bourne William K. V, illinm-slreet. Bourne Peter, H.areonru street. Barrington John, iireinutsistmrn. Beuuelt George, Filwiiiiam-strect. Baynliatn Joseph, Augliriin-strcet. Thomas Ca|iol-s(n‘ct. Callaghan Peter ...
... Augliriui-street Coates Thomas, Capel-strevt. Csllaglian Peter, Hose-hill. Car joint G. K. Duhliu, Crofton Alcrgatl, lareson-flreet Cock-on C. Lâsher-t-licei, CaUbeck V'dlhnn. Clonrialhin. Coib>ily Williain, lying-srrcet. Claudnen Thomas IVu'wia-sthctd. Carr ...
... and Daily Advertiser On the 30th June, Sir T. Hardy aenr. the following notification to the Americao Com iinandant at New London :ââ¢Â« lam under die necessity of requesting you make it publicly known that I cannot permit vessels or boats of any d ...
... Evening, the .12th of July, 1813. when sv.ll performed 1 the Com^dvof' v ' THE BELLE’S STRATAGEM, Hardy (firsttime) Mr. Rock; Doricourt, Mr. Farren.-- Eetiria Hardy, with Songs, (for Night only) Mis* _ A SQUETI A t>E.‘ ' End the Play, a favourite Song Cook ...
... the new at iangtm'T,:* betweih Lord Wellington and the Spanish Ggvernmint, would be in the- . vince c.s Gallicia, where a hardy and numerous pu. pulauon would supply Its vaht.ibk* r- irees for the public service. The troops were in motion and several ...
... the loth if June, nobly advocat avowed the Principle* of Religious Liberty every dcstfription of Cii»istians in the Empire. THOMAS ESMONDE. Chairman- EDWARD HAY, Secretary. AT Public Examination Fellows Trinity Col lege and other Gentlemen, at Rev. E. MARTIN’S ...
... Collier, John Perrin, Tbcophilua Norton, John Flanagan, Laurence Clinch, James O’Neil, William Peek, John Rivett, Thomas Colclough, Thomas Power, Bichard Oeoghcgan, William Lyons, John Creathorne, George Smyth, William M'Kemit. The Chairman congratulated ...