... Jeneiro. state that Sir Thomas Hardy, during his late 'v~isit to the former port, las completely removed 'tl'eill-will which had arisen in consequence of the ilispute with Capt. Willes, of his M~ajesty's ship Brazen: 'When Sir Thom'as Hardy arrived in the River ...

... Sir Thomas Hardy declares his acquiescence itt this blockade, so modified accorditng to the true sense of tile mlw of nations. The decree was to be in effect in 20 days; but the question still retanined open for settlement between Sir Thomas Hardy and ...

... crews had re- mained, they had become much dissatisfied. This circumstance, combined with the intention expressed by Sir Thomas Hardy not to respect the blockade of the Peruvian coast, may certainly have induced Lord Cochrane to abandon a meis- sure which ...

... and sailed, the former on the 14th, the latter on the 15th of September last, for Peru. The strong remonstrances of Sir Thomas Hardy, and the desire of the Government to remain on good terms with the English nation, have pro. dhuced this desirable liberation ...

... taken Place, it was extinguished without further mischief. p Commodore Sit Thomas Hardy arrived in town yesterday, and had a, long conference with the Board of Admiralty. Sir Thomas, it will be recollected, was at Rio de Janeiro during the late important ...

... regi- nients of Guards reported will be sent thither -apnrehensions expresseod that the country will I bread into open ?? Thomas Hardy, under orders from home, is reclaiming of the e Chilian Government all British property con- I deemned at Valparaiso.-A ...

... accompanied by Admiral Beauclerk, who commanded the former English squadron in the 'agus. The latter is now replaced by Sir Thomas Hardy, who lately arrived from England with tde Commanlder-in- Chief, Sir W. Clinton. The Windsor Castle and the Melvrille, lately ...

... wind changes. VWe-are informed, by letters from the Tagus, dated 28thlt ni., that the experimental squadron, under Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived in that river on the 19th, having been ordered thither by despatches fromt England, received when cruising off ...

... fiom Saudil e l'j eft Mlali] isidoon the 26th of A4d, ,ir'ith dispatchles or considerable interest foin Coin~nodore SirTli°S. Hardy, Bnrt. K.C. B. A Geedifla l~socn ?? omuntcaeion AYre5 r, I- henl Psyerredlon's party fell, the tea afrinee~ tiblisiied at ...

... Lindsey, of Coleman-street, merchant. John Owen, of Salford. Lancashire, dyer. David Hardie, of Livedpool, merchant. Robert Chatterton, of Southcbates, Yorkshire, merchant. Thomas Marsden, of Leeds, stuff manufacturer. Jos. Fennell, of Little Kington, Warwickshire ...

... .S,,turday, June 17. -. On ?? last the Right Hion. Robert Peel, ?? of Christ Church, and' Thomas Grimnstone Bucknall E'stcourt,:st. MI. A. of Corpus Christi college, were una Y,-nimously electe'd Btirgesses for the University of Oxford, in the ensuing ...

... t, grocer. Peter Jordan, of Whitechapel, druggist. William M'Niell, of Charles-strect, Middlesex Hos- pital, coach-maker. Thomas Farley, of ltatclifl-highway, linen draper. P. Yarnold, of the City Garden-row, St. Luke's, tailor. G. B. Whalley, of Bas ...