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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... that was in the year 17*8. Six Indians tf the Cherokee nation lately arrived at Liverpool from Anferica. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had on Friday a eery lung conference with the Board of Admiralty, to his Command in South Ameftta. The ...
... conjecture is afioat relative to the objects contemplated by the British Government be effected by the squadron under Sir Thomas Hardy, which is expected on the South American coasts.” What friend to peace can repress alarm when reads these speculations ...
... Portsmouth from the Leith Station oa ounday. She is also fitting for foreign service, and,' it is supposed, to accompany Sir Thomas Hardy Hampshire Telegraph presumes that these ships are intended to out only a* asquadron of demonstratJon, or of observation ...
... plunder made Bonavista), and wearing apparel, bearing the names Smith and Hall, two gentlemen who were passengers in the Sir Thomas Hardy. one of the vessels which the pirate had plundered off the Western Wands. is remarkable circum • stance, that the leader ...
... Lieutenants the Hon. H. Finch, and T. J. C. Evans, and Assistant Surgeon M'Uougall, are appointed to her. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy left Plymouth on Monday, for the Admiralty, to receive his final instructions from that Board. The Vengcor, 74, Captain ...
... -Rir. -Mr. Janies Forcraan ; Patrick U.mmllv. John Keon-o, Waller, Wm. Win. H. Tyrrell. Thomas Hardy. John Geo. V’ou n*;, falward ntfirerald, James While. Thomas Walsh, Anthony Jhvycr, James WaUh, AJiihail Xhos. | John Morphy. John White, Geo. King. 3loon* ...
... SATURDAY, NOV. 6. THIS DAY’S MAIL. S.R THOMAS HARDY'S SQUADRON. Interesting advice* have been received from | Madeira to the of Sept. They stale that the squadron recently fitted out under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived there on the 18th September ...