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... VALPARdISV. Ship . Edward Ellice, at Valpemieo, May 7. By the Anna, I sent you a copy of the representation I made to Sir Thomas Hardy, who arrived here about two. months ago, • and most opportunely for us relative to our treatweet, £4, since our deteutiom ...
... towards the men, gave the necessary orders to the 161 Lieutenant. Coming on board the frigate during the absence of sir Thomas hardy, who was gone to Maldonado, and hasing occasion', to complain of the want of punctuality to bin orders, he re-1 primanded ...
... Williams, James R. Drake, Deane N. Hoare, John P. Wells, James Tuson, Thomas Freer, Joseph Mills, George IL White, Thomas Hardy, John Smith (f), John Oxford, George James, George A. Leary, Thomas Dsaigerfield, William Forsyth Smith, Warren H. N. Mills, Edmund ...
... 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 ...
... detained at Valparaiso, it is stated that Sir Thomas Hardy had declared that, unless they were re-. stored, he would take possession of them. It appears, by Sh one of the letters from Rio Janeiro, that Sir Thomas Har- mn dy, during his late visit to the coast ...
... reposed. Advices have received from Buenos Ayrcs to the Bth of July, which hiing intelli. the determination Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, to pay regard whatever the Chilian squadron under Lord Cochrane, nt present blockading the Peruvian coast. This has arisen ...
... to laird Corlnane; and Sir Thomas Hardy’s arj rival off there, demanding the men, his Lordship deniis ever j having received such an order fretu the Government; that or the have acted with duplicity, and : Sir Thomas Hardy found that his Lordship had ...
... Chiliah Squadrou had taken possession Arlca, and captured and detained several Spanish and English Vessels. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had stated the British Merchants at Chili, that as the Declaration Blockade theChlliauGovernment August 1830 (see List ...
... conti►ia the long desired Treaty of Commerce with the United States. [TRACT OF A LETTER FROM ST. JA6O (CHILI), MAT 28. Sir Thomas Hardy is at high variance with the Chilian Government, in consequence of one of the Marine Commanders having, off Callan, pressed ...
... 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 ...
... Chilian squadron bad ■*' possession Arica, and captured ami detained several Spani'h and tujglisb vessels. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had stated to the British merchants Chili, that a* the Declaration blockade the Cbiliaii government on Aug. comprehend* ...
... wiU arrive with the full particulars, as the sul'jt-ct -sufso much importance to British ie.erchai.is generally, that Sir Thomas Hardy, will feel it Ins duty 10 despatch une immediately. Extr.et of a letter from Madrid, dated fhe -It! November : — • The ...