... arrived from Rio dc Janeiro with letters to the 14th of September. No political events of any importance are mentioned. Sir Thomas Hardy sailed on the 14th from Bahia, for the protection of the English trade there. The Conway had arrived from San Blfta with ...

... Officers will lake place on the ensuing Coronation, extend so fur down the list of Post Captains ns to include Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart.; and that all the Colonels iBl4, to Sir George Adam Wood inclusive, will be promoted to the rank of Major- Generals ...

... board the Glasgow frigate, Captain Doyle, for Ceylon. It is said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American station, is to be sent to endeavour to penetrate through Illiering's Straits, in the hope of meeting ...

... distressing event reaching the Franlclin, her flag was displayed at half mast, a token of respect which was adopted by Sir Thomas Hardy, in the t'reo/e, by the Chilian squadron, and by the vessels in port. The ...

... Whir,. Late advicer from Chili state, that • naitunderstanding had Wien place between O'Higgins, the Director, and Sir Thomas Hardy, the latter haring demanded the discharge of some sailors who had volunteered in the Chilton Navy. and had been refused ...

... day for Baltimore. While at Rio he learnt lhat a British squa- dron, of four sail of the line, under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy, had arrived at that port a week before, and were still there. Mr. O. did not learn any particulars relative to either ...

... II, Aug. 27. Arrived his Majesty's ship Galatea, Capt. Sir Chas. Sullivan, Bart., tearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart., ?? liaving under his com- mand the Experimental Squadron from Lisbon, which consists of the following ships : — ...

... In the afternoon Sir Edward Blakeney and Sir Thomas Arbuthno:, with their horses, embarked at one o’clock on board the Melville, which ship had come to anchor again and at three o’clock Sir Thomas Hardy, with Sir Henry Clinton, the Cemmander-in-Chief ...

... near it, in which the Spanish army was totally defeated. Letters from Valparaiso of the 14th of January, state that Sir Thomas [Hardy had received orders from home to reclaim all the British property condemned in that place ; and that he had in consequence ...

... llMit capital at the time. The Intelligente tees (Nisi was brought by the Creole, sloop Of With; on* board of which Sir Thomas Hardy Admiral had arrived at Rio de Justin is beard the Spartiate, tea days he Creole ...

... verity towards the men, gave the necessary orders the First Lieutenant. Coming hoard the frigite during the absence of Sir Thomas Hardy, who was gone Maldonado, and having occasion complain oi the w ant of punctuality to his orders, reprimanded the Lieutenant ...

... condemned the British brig Indian, and her cargo, from Rio Janeiro to Uma, sent in by the Chilian squadron ; but Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy says will not allow any of the property to touched. Tile Company's ship Windsor, outward bound, was in lat. 4.13. north ...