... proceeded from Cadiz, in May, for Lima. The action was severe on both sides, and took place off Lima. The British Admiral, Sir Thomas Hardy, is now here with ten ships, for what purpose God knows. The squadron consists of two ships of the line, six frigates, ...

... Lord Cochrane; and on Sir Thomas Hardy's arrival off there, demanding the men, his Lordship denies ever having received such an order from the Government; so that he or the Government have acted with duplicity, and Sir Thomas Hardy found that his Lordship ...

... have to encounter:, in order to steer clear of political intrigue. However, it has been done, and that mainly through Sir Thomas Hardy. who is our Chief. His urbane and amiable manners , have won him the esteem and confidence of the Creoles; and his Officers ...

... Cochrane had been declared by Sir 'Thomas Hardy not to be in conformity with the law regulating similar operations, and that, therefore, it could not be recognised by the British squa• dron. This declaration of Sir Thomas Hardy is in the form of a verbal c ...

... in a few days from Rio de Janeiro. General San Martin was still at Santiago. The most important information is, that Sir Thomas Hardy had received instructions from Government to iaim all British cproperty that has been seized in the Pacific; he had forwarded ...

... be sent, great obligation is expressed by Capt. Warren. The Creole frigate, Hon. Captain Spencer, having Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. on board, from south America came through the Needles on the 25d, and anchored as close as possible to the Seringapatam ...

... board the Glasgow frigate, Captain Doyle, for Ceylon. It is said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American station, is to be sent to endeavour to penetrate through Illiering's Straits, in the hope of meeting ...

... and owing to his vigorous measures the prospects of the country are much altered for the better. During the visit of Sir Thomas Hardy to Callao, he passed four or five days in Lima, during which he had frequent conferences with the Viceroy, and it is said ...

... that Island on the 17th ult.—Sho was relieved by the Ringdove, Captain Thornbrough. Oa Thursday noon, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy put to sea, from St. Helen's, in the Pyranaus frigate, Captain George Rose Sar 2 torius, with the seven sail of experimental ...

... company were Lord Byron, Sir George Cockburn, Sir Byam Martin, Sir Edward Owen, Sir George Martin, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain Parry, Captain Canning, Commodore White, Commissioners Boyle, Wolley, Lewis, Middleton, and Hill, Sir John Beresford ...

... in order to shew their capacity, and their behaviour at sea in this state, during the approaching equinoctial gales. Sir Thomas Hardy struck his flag, on NVednesday, for a few days. _ PLYMOUTH, AUG. 30. Arrived the Bittern, with seamen from Cork ; Nightingale ...

... Whitaker The Rev. M. - Reason - Mrs. Benson John Sperling Colonel J. Nuthall Mrs. Ailingham Mrs. Russell - • Thomas Elgar Miss Russell - • Thomas Hardy, Walworth 9 9 Cbristopherßeverley, Inner Temple - Miss R. Barrow 2 2 John Mogiii and Son, Smithfield Bars ...