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... had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy not to be ,h in conifornmity with the law regulating similar operations, to and that therefore it could not be recognized by the nr_ British squadron. o This declaration of Sir Thomas al Hardy is ih the form of a verbal ...
... England, Austria, at Russia.S'n. .1 ,. n SOUTR5 AM EUI.A. 'i The Brazzils.-We understandithit the despatches from st Sir Thomas Hardy (brought to Portsmouth by his Ma- ti e jesty's brig Beaver, on Wednesday, the 1st instant) relate t e to the evacuation ...
... author-ty, is wholly unfounded. Ea. Zrdnsc~'pe.._It isesaid that one of the ships under the or, ders of 'Comnodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on, the South i 'Atnerican statitn, is to he sent to endeavour to penetrate i through lihering's Straits, in the hope ...
... is said to amount to 600,0ooo) the merchants were L barking their effects with promptness, under the pro- P ion of Sir Thomas Hardy, who has been with a respect. b force on that station for six nmonths, and whose con- t' t towards the merchants, and the ...
... tool) on Saturday from Buenos Ayres, which she left on the 15th of August. Lieutenant Hibbert, with des- patches from Sir Thomas Hardy, on the coast of Chili, thr our Government, came passenger in her, and set off fwh London the same evening. Lieutenant ...
... Thit squadion is to he compeored as' detachment from tite ships now in the Tagus, and it wilt under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. This highly I'j tinguished naval ,officer, we believe, is now at Lisbon, a -ceranyn n is niece capable of commanding sol ...
... have before me a letter from Mr. Hunt, in which that st gentleman states, that Mr. Hardy had made no com- y plaints against him; and- that he has no complaint g Mr. Hardy, who personally behaves to him with ;-the utmost kindness. If Mr. Hunt's testimony ...
... tisement in another page, of a cheap and elegant little at a work, entitled the Botanic Garden ; or, Magazine of the in as Hardy Flower Plants cultivated ra1 Great -Britain. This u pfleasing work, which is illustrated by plates, contains the scientiic ...
... Aquatic, Robson, Do,. th, Hardy, Doyle, BienosAyra sC. of Dalhoisie,WVrightValpso cal in Trusty, Henderson, Do. Fleteher, Chambers, Alxandr. - Mariner, Henderson, Bahia Golden Grove, Smnitb, ihibralt. iS tin John, Ward, , Do. Thomas Dempsey, Chalmers, it ...
... Frowse, Trieste.-Blessing, -, lalaga, quarantine.-Eugene, Gal- lon, Havre, Gleaner, Jellerson, henes at Alexandria. Franklin, Hardie, hence at Philladelphia, Herald, Graham, hence at Baltimore. Ann, Heath, hemce at Bath. Laconia, Damiiels, hence at Norfolk ...
... N. B. 10th inst. lat. 49 23, lon. cc If 17 44--Minerva, Wilson, hence for New York, 12th Inst. lat. e 49, on, 27.-Jessie, Hardie, hence for Halifax, 10th inst. lat. P e 49 49, Ion. 112.-Erin, Smith, hence for Monte Video, 18th J. Jan. lat. 31 S. Ion. ...
... fromnaoweyfoirthis port atPenoanee, with rudder hc Massasoit, Reedi from New Orleans at Marseilles. are VESSELS SPOKEN AT REA. Y Thomas Battersby,bhenee for Charleston, 22d ult. lt. 46 0 N. Ion. ea :h, 3i 0 W.-TiffMn, Dryden, hence for Barcelona, 1at. 48 28 ...