... Plymouth.—Dispatches from the experimental squadron, under Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, were landed at this port oh Saturday, from the Vigilant ketch, Lieut. Meredith. It appears that the Sapphire, up to the.9th inst. had proved the next best ship to ...

... Worcester, maltster Thomas Drew, Worcester, carpenter Timothy Jarvls, Scalcoates, York, builder ThomasXajnbert, Cbap*lthorpe, York, tanner John IMckins and John Warrick, Plymouth, earthenware men Thomas Hardy, Cowley, Middlesex, builder Thomas Jones, Fetter-lane ...

... Portsea, & Gosport, Saturday, June 23. Saturday, June 23 The experimental squadron, under the orders of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, in the Galatea, is intended to sail on Wednesday next, on another trial cruise. The Childe Harold and the Larkins, for ...

... had proceed to Gi .raltar to convey troops to Lisbon, after which both ships were to return immediately to England. Sir Thomas Hardy has again hoisted his flag in the Sybille, in harbour, and re-assumed the direction ot the equipment of the trial squadron ...

... corvettes. The general opinion the flag ship was, that the Columbine required an increase of canvass, which we are informed Sir Thomas Hardy had recommended.— Although there were two classes of s*hipsj,the trials were always made together, and it is much to be ...

... Satukday, Jan. 2y. The ship Fortitude arrived on Monday from Rio de Janeiro, out 7't days. Hy her learn, that Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. K.C. B. with ids squadron, the Superb aud Vengeur, ships, and Hyperion frigate, bad arrived Kio, ami. with tbe ...

... Janeiro, state that Sir 'Thomas Hardy, during his late visit to the former port, has completely removed the ill-will which had arisen Consequence of the dispute with Captain Wales, of his Majesty's ship Brazen. When Sir Thomas Hardy.arriyedin the River Plate ...

... Lawrence W. Halsted, arrived Wednesday, from Jamaica and Havannah. Commander Thomas Lowton Robins has been appointed the Galatea, to be fitted for the flag Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, in the room of the Pyramus, which, from her bad sailing, cannot keep ...

... Swiuger. , The Eclair, 18-gun sloop, Capt. Wm. J. H. Johnstone* sailed Friday, for tlse Brazil station, join Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. The Larne, 20 gun sloop, Capt. Marryat, intended for the Cape of Good Hope and East India station, will go out of Harbour ...

... Gordon Thomas Falcon, from Chatham, fitted as the flag ship or Rear-Admiral Sir George Eyre, K-C-B. The Rear-Admiral hoisted his flag on board her on Tuesday, and will sail on Wednesday next, for South America, to relieve Comma: dore Sir Thomas Hardy in the ...

... Gordon 'I houias Falcon, on her arrival at Spitbead, and proceed to the South American station, relieve Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, who will return home the Creole frigate, Captain the Hon. Frederick Spencer. The Spartiate is expected round from Chatham ...

... from the Brazil with from Commodore Sir Tl os. M. Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. merchants remittances treasure lo the amount ahout fiOO.OOO dollars. She left Bio Janeiro on the of June. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy bad bis broad pendant ou board tbe Creole frigate ...