... ortsinout!i. Toe Doris frigate yet remains in the Sound, bsst i- expected to sail for.liwiih lo South America, to reinforce Sir Thomas Hardy. ?? is now pro- ceeding on her pnssage to Europe, from the same station, with 'pecie. The Aurora frigate sailed about a ...

... by the manner in which his health has been received, to be so generally known J but I feel it lo be due, not only to Sir Thomas Hardy, bat to the Service, over the affairs of wiiich I have 3d long had the honour to preside, to take this public opportu- ...

... dis- patches e>f imparlance from Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. linrl. K.C.B. and Henry Chamberlain, Esq. his Majesty's Consul-Genera! af thp Brazils. The Bustard left Rio on lhe 5 h August. Sir Thomas Hardy, who has conducted the multifarious affairs connected ...

... TIIE ROYAL NAVY, Sfc PORTSMOUTH, Juki? 16. Sir THOMAS Hardy has returned from a short cruise in the Tyne, 28, Captain Kearney White, having tried the new gum put into lhat ship. The Rear- Admiral shifted his flag again to the Galatea. Arrived this morning ...

... his family at Ryde), will hoist his flag in her, and proceed to the South American command, to succeed Com- modore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. The Camelion, Capt. Burton, is expected to sail to-morrow morning, with dispatches for Cadiz. The Teriltagant ...

... that Hotel. It wns proved by Mr. Green and others .hat the de- ceased, who had served in a distinguished manner under Sii Thomas Hardy, had complained for several days nf being ill and having a severe head-ache. His banker's and agent's books, his watch ...

... will be re-equipped, and ready for sea, it being tl.e Lord High Admiral's particular desire to inspect them, with Sir Thomas Hardy, previous to their proceeding. The Lord High Admiral will proceed hence, in the Royal Sovereign yacht. Sir Wat. Hoste, ...

... no public- event cao, in my opinion, better deserve to be held in perpetual remembrance amongst us than the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, in 1794, from the unfounded charge of constructive high treason. A great portion of the ordinary period of human life ...

... liams, James R. Drake, Deane N. Hoare, John P. Wells, James Tuson, Thomas Freer, Joseph Mills, George R. White, Thomas Hardy, John Smiih ?? John Oxford, George James, George A. Leary, Thomas Dangerfield. William Forsyth Smith, Warren H.H.N. Mills, Kdinund ...

... Souih America, is arrived at Chatham, for the purpose of being paid off. Thursday dispatches were sent to Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, at Buenos Ayres. Wednesday dispatches were received from Sir Hudson Lowe and Admiral Plurapin, al St. Helena. Deal, May ...

... days ; by the Flamingo, ar- rived at the Cape of Good Hope. THE EXPERIMENTAL SQUADRON. On Thursday noon, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy put to sea from St. Helen's, in the Pyramus frigate, Capt. Geo. Rose Sartoru s, with the seven sail of experimen- tal ships ...

... for Audley End ; Lord Ellenborough for Worthiug ; Lord, Lady, and Miss King, for South Moltou, from Andover ; Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy in Clarges- street; Lady Louisa Lygon, for Spring-Hill, near Broadway, in Worcestershire, from Dublin; Mr. Samuel C romp ...