... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... contain the long desired treaty of Commerce with the United States. FXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ST. JACO, CHILI, MAY 28. Sir Thomas Hardy is at variance with the Chilian Govern. -• 4 meat in consequence of one of the Marine Commanders of Callao having pressed ...

... 12 : The bearer of the last advices from Chili is a British officer, who is charged with dispatches from Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy to his Government, we presume, relative to the state of commercial affairs on the coasts of Chili and Peru. The officer ...

... ballast. Late advices from Chili state, that a misunderstanding had taken place between 0' Higgin3, tke 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 ...

... the Thomas and Mary, from the Mediterranean. She left Corfu, August 23, with the Chapman and Star transports (under Lieut. Cole, agent), with the 75th regiment on board, for Gibraltar, where they arrived on the 186 ult. and disembarked. The Thomas and ...

... to have gone up to Acapulco. In consequence of the increasing importance of our commercial relations on this side, Sir Thomas Hardy followed us round Cape Horn in the Creole; and has since, upon hearing of the French ship of the line and frigate having ...

... James R. Drake, Deane_ N. Hoare, John I'. Wells, James Tuson, Thomas Freer, Joseph Mills, George It. White, Thomas Hardy, John Smith (f), John OxfOrd, George James, George A. Leary, Thomas Dangerlield, Wm. Forsyth Smith, Warren H. H. N. Mills. Edmund ...

... morning are not of a recent date. Yet one 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 ...

... 'I he Doris frigate, for South America, arrived this morning from Spithcad, and has anchored within the breakwater. Sir Thomas Hardy, who commands in the South Seas, has sent an overland dispatch, (as is stated by a private letter) across/be Isthmus for ...