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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 ...
... to have gone up to Acapulco. In consequence of the increasipg importance of our commercial relations on this side, Sir Thomas Hardy followed us rouncl cape Horn in the Creole e and has since, upon hearing of the Vrench ship of the lirse and frigate having ...
... from Bengal, last from St. Helena, passed by for the River. Sir Hudson Lowe and Staff are passengers in the Dunira.— Col. Sir Thomas Heade landed here from St. Helena, with the Purser of the Dunira, and set off for London. The Glasgow frigate, 'Capt. B. C ...
... conduct, which was shortly to take place. Accounts received yesterday from Valparaiso state, that on the return of Sir THOMAS M. HARDY, from Callon, a deputation of the merchants had had an interview with him on board his MAJESTY'S ship Creole, respecting-the ...
... L 0 RD t; 0 C NE. Tht declaration of Sir Thomas Hardy, alluded to in' our paper of yesterday, is in the form of a verbal I: 9 inmunicatioll, made to a deputation of British merckrt at Valparaiso, On board his Majesty's_ ship Credele. He states to_thern— ...
... James R. Drake, Deane N. Hoare, John P. Wel's, James 'Fuson, Thomas F.4,er, Joseph Mills, fle(uge R. White, Thomas Hardy, „bihn Smith (1), John Oxford, Geo. James, George A. Leary, Thomas Dangertieid, Win. Forsyth Smith, Warren H. H N. Mills, Edmond ...
... we have seen, contains important news. It states that authentic intelligence had been received from Valparaiso, that Sir THOMAs HARDY had Come to the determination not to allow the British vessels detained by Lord CoCHRANE to be condemned, and that the ...
... squadron Sin Henry Blackwood, with a party of the 73d Regiwent, doing duty as Marines. His Excellency Lieutenant- General S r Thomas Hislop, 0.C.8., Governor of Madras, with CNA Wood, and Lieutenant Van Iluerb, came passnigers. She Lit Madras on the 2d of ...
... ballast. Late advices from Chili state that a misunderstanding _ had taken place between O'Higgins, the Director, and .Sir Thomas Hardy, the latter having demanded the discharge of some sailors who, had volunteered in the Chilian Navy, and had been refused ...
... long desired 'Treaty of Commerce with the United States. _ _ Extl•act of IA letter ; ,fotu_St. Jago Chili 28th M;ty. Sir Thomas Hardy is at high variance With the Chilian Got-emit - wet, in consequence of one •of the Marine Com.: rna.nder having off Callao ...
... were yesterday received from Buenos Ayres to the middle of August, by which we learn that, upon the interference of Sir THOMAS HARDY, Lord CoCHRANE had published a decree (dated the 23d June), in which the ports situate within 11 deg 48 win, and IS deg ...
... three days. ‘Vitness gave information of the Circumstance to the parish officers, who conveytd the body to the \vdchhouse. Dr. Thomas Morris, of Chandos-street, sated that he had examined the child, which appeared to have been bola about 18 or 20 days; it ...