... destruction of the United States and the Macedonian frigates, and the Hornet sloop of war, near York town, in America, by Sir Thomas Hardy, in the Ramillies of 74 guns. Another account says, that these vessels were destroyed by the Americans to prevent them ...

... Hornet sloop of-war, tinderthe command of coonniodore Decatur, are blockaded in New London Riser, by the Itamilees, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy, and a sloop of war. A letter from Scotland, mentions that Commodote Rodgers had landed at a place near Johnny Grott's ...

... DISH NOURARBLE WARFARE A letter has been from Sir ‘thomas Hardy, Captain of the Ramilies, dated off London, July 14, giving an account of the event that was at- tended with such fatal consequence to Mr. Geudes, se- cond Lieutenant of the Ramilies, and ...

... Executive, to destroy the Ramiiies, 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 he is fully apprised of the efforts ...

... Wretch-for ever after unfit file the society of men; and yet netiody'SCrapies_:tit justify a similar course font:lived Sir . Thomas. Hardy against the assadlts ofthe Americans. It will be said, that torpedoes are different things from cannon arid bomb shells ...

... American Executive, destroy the ie:i has induced Sir Thomas Hardy to add ess letters to the public authorities cf N-.-w London, and to the Governor the state Connecticut, on the subject. In these Sir Thomas states, that is fully apptised the efforts to destiuy ...

... Same day, at Market Street, Bedfordshire, Mr. Joshua Gregory, of Middleton, Dear worth, aged 61. At Chesterfield, Mr. Thomas Hardy, potter; man much esteemed for his integrity through life. At the same place, aged 83, Mr. Fox iron-founder. * ( Also ...

... Rev. Thomas Winchester Lewis, late of St. John's College, Oxford. In December last, at Batavia, Capain James Bowen, of his Majesty's ship Phoenix. The of August, at Calieut, in the East Indies, in the 25th year a his age, Lieutenant Thomas Hardy Ttavis ...

... treacherous explosion bv which ji Lieut, Ides and ten our gallant tars were murdered, is thus described in a letter from Sir ; Thomas Hardy, dated oil New L union, of Jitlv, ! On Friday, the 25th of June, a master's j, mate that ship was sent in boat to cut ...

... add for the wealthy part of our readers—“ thou and likewise.” On Wednesday last foot nice was run upon our course between Thomas Hardy, (more generally known by the superior excellence of bis Pits, and the eccentric humour with which he vends them) and John ...

... two American fri tesand a sloop of war, which were closely blockaded by Sir Thomas Hardy, in his ship Ramillies, and two fri- gates, had sent a challenge to fight Sir Thomas, pro- vided the two English frigates, were dispatched at a sufficient distance ...

... 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 ...