... the H arhtotir,, itrevdedl by the h'~~L.Alert, soti I Acor-n. 'Thec ('Vhsibimit wtill go ant tin Li Anttha'.,-Si r 1, Thomas Hardy lint hmeetn ?? in the restituent , I,. of' thtaships. ?? will probei bly swill mi Weadnesday. wvit r. 'I'ie Lurd 1High ...

... havin~g the of1 rmiir lte Regimient on board and three line-of- n bottle shipit. supposed to be the Wellesley, (Sir Thomas tnt Hardy), Windsor Castle, and Gloucester, were seen e off Cape Finisterre. These ships would reach the Tagusae sboat the 27th ...

... for Barbadoes on the 23d Oct.-The Blossom arrived at Pernambuco on the 12th of Oct. from Bahia; Creole (Cornmodore Sir Thomas Hardy) sailed from Rio Janeiro on the 9th of Sept. for Bahia. . Capt. Aslerv, of the .Martin, is pron)otedl to the rank of Post ...

... Government had made an re t offier of the command of their Navy so Lord Cochraine. Ic His Lordship was at Valparaiso.-Siz Thomas Hardy w heel hoisted his pendant in the. Doris, Capt. Vernon, n h whilst his own ship, the Creole, went to Rio to refit, and ...

... ne will procecd to sea on . londay, to Ire thein with e double and single shot, under tbe personal inspcefion i a of Sir Thomas Hardy. Cuotnmmlaner Robt. Aitchison; nf the Clio, is , e promoted to the rank of Captain; Commander Robert I n Deans. is appointed ...

... dispatches of imsportatice from Camillto- d~ote Sir Thomas Hardy, Bare 1K.C.B. rindI Henry. Chamberlain, E3~s. his Majesty ' Consiul-Geeseral at tile Jlcazlls_',lWe on eerstand thes11 isptchies froml Sir Tlsoa. Hardy relate to the evacuation of the Brazilian terrn- ...

... A-few weeks, ?? ~al heerheaps a few days, will decide tlse contest.'rise Foster, as. Tarlor has Chic broad-pendant of Sir Thomas Hardy. Uoldn toe, The Crseoel is gone to Rio for provisions : she returns- - lac hre ii about a niontis. The Doria is also at ...

... subject r-i' April, 1822. i; The Tartor anived here on the N9th, and the Flyl en sthe 22d, trhan England, to jofin Sir Thomas Hardy, -tlr te!-, wiho has been litre these sfix months, in the Creole'.-- Mg 'the I71y sails in e few days round Cape Hiena ...

... Offircers, cotisirtiting of 61 1his Vice-Admiral Sir Lawrence flabitea, K.C.B. (Chair,. 1`1 efe; men, Reer.Atruiital Sir Thomas Hardy, ?? el stcr, Commodore .J. C. White ( Willirrr and Mare, yacht;,' p Vifi Capt. Brace, C.B., Capt. Winl. P'aeker, C.B. (PrInce06 ...

... er to shew their capacity, andi ?? betasilour at - 1 Isea in this state. during tbe approachmrg equinuetil . .gales. Sir Thomas Hardy struck hjs dlag on Wedutses s day, for- a few days. . cel Pr.r7io:Ta, AU'Z 301 Arrived the Bittern, cel fro awirhiseae ...

... Malauritius;25th A.;gutt, from the Caple. t. A letter front 1Iloiaa diated Nov. 7, States that 51 ty tihc Creolo, 421, Sir Thomas Hardy, had arriefter adfrom Rio, for the protection of' thle trade ; and thleb Beaver, IGl Capt. Jun. Lcan', in 43 days fromEglsigId ...

... mand the Genoa, 741, vice Walter Batburst, killed in qactio~n.-Lieut. P. W. Robertson (b), Flag Lieutenamit erb to Sir Thomas Hardy, duriog tbe experimental. cruises, b to the rank of Commander. Si ar- We have statred it, our second page. on the av- ...