... Timothy Jarvis, of Sculcoates, York, builder. Thomas Laubert, of Ctiapelthorpe, York, tanner. John Dickinsatd John Warrick, of Plymouth, earthenweve mcn. 'Thomas Hardy, of Cowley, Middleatx, builder. Thomas Jones, of Fetter-lane, tavern ke2per. Nathaniel ...

... Master of the Nancy, wrote to Sir Thomas Hardy, requiring him to interpose to protect the property of himself and other British subjects concerned in this ship, and, under the date of the 11th February, Sir Thomas Hardy re- turns this reply :_ f l' On the ...

... Cornwall will be the new flag-ship for In- dia, the appointment for which station lies between Sir Edward Owen and Sir Thomas Hardy. All was well on hoard bis Majesty's ship Hussar, in Halifax harbour, on the 19th of August; she had jest returned from ...

... from SpitbeAd ; st that we have now here, ihe ')cean (V'ce.-Admiral Lord Amelins Ieaticlerk), Welleslk) (Rear-Admitfal Sir Thomas Hardy), Genoa, Windsor Castle, Albion, Melville, Gloucester, Spartiate, Ronmney, Pyrarritis. Falcon, and Lyri; the Sandwich packet ...

... Prescott, C, B. is expect- ed to-sail on Wednesday hext for the river Plate, to join the. seuadron ttnder Cbmnodote Sir Thomas ?? Hardy, KCB.- 2hi Dfri4 frigate, Captain T. Graham, arrived at Portsmouth ons5dtidy1 6Rm the RiverwiDl probably sailin a few ...

... John Poole, fSi4mouth, Devonshire, painter and ?? Atiiin and William James Quartley, of flrige- water square, ?? Hardy atni Thomas Hardy, of Denton, Manchester, ?? Drowley and William Burford, of Lewes, Sussex, and of the Londox-road, Southwark, horse-dealers ...

... 'Bridge-street, Southwaik. THOMAS HARDY,'0 ColCwley, Middlesex, buIlder, Clay212, 29. and June 29 at eleven, at tise Court of Cominissioners of Bankrupts, Ba, uinrhall-streeet. Sollaltorh blessres. W.atson & Broughton, Falcon.square. THOMAS JONES, ol de White ...

... ARRIVALS: At DFAY,-The RRoyal Charlotte, Hay, from Onorto. At MEMFL,-The Barrick, Thooapson; Wiliam MabbI Wharton; So-annah, Hardy; Thomas Hodgson, Haigh; Hirnmony, Taylor; At HA.Mai0a,-The Melona, Ogilvie; In the BRIELLE,-The Kitty, Ansdell; .At ANTwV FnP,-Tt]e ...

... not to see sted he the fault lays with the English Ministry, and not in the sailors. wen Had I been in the shoes of Sir Thomas Hardy, I should have inaacted precisely as lie. has done-what officer i iisii senses, will ids incur Serious responsibility, ...

... populationi at deliaiine. Lettwrs from BIuenys Ayre 'of the sth of November', re.eicd by way of 1cim de Jeneiro, state that Sir Thomas Hardy, diuring his late visit to the former port, has coin- pietely'retnoved the ?? which had arisen in consequdnce of the dispute ...

... race an51 one religion, while her wise toleration unites the rest very closely to the majority. Thursdav Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy put to sea fronm St. Helen's in the Pyramns frigate, Capt. Ceorge Sartorius, with seven sail of experimen'tal ships, viz ...

... E. Bard (widow ofthe saidWilliam Hardy), John ardy (only child or the said willIam Dardy, and George Harker, of Borei bbildecard lipon, Yorkshire, wate,.carrlots (as far as re- gards Willam Stend S. Bardy, Juhn Hardy, and George Harker)- Richard Goodwin ...