... had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy not to be ,h in conifornmity with the law regulating similar operations, to and that therefore it could not be recognized by the nr_ British squadron. o This declaration of Sir Thomas al Hardy is ih the form of a verbal ...

... were adopted and observed by our own Gd'yernment during the American and the last war; and tiough it is reported that Sir Thomas Hardy has remonstrated with the Government of Chili against the blockade, advancing the same argu- ment as was used by Bonaparte ...

... determined to accompany Sir Thomas Hardy to Valparaiso, and accordingly etmbarked the same day, and arrived here the night before last. I thought my presence might be or srrvicc. I am wvell acquainted with Sir Thomas Hardy's scnti.- ments on the subject ...

... 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 ...

... return of Sir Thomas Hardy from Calloa, a deputation of merchants had an interviewv With him respecting the 'detention of British vessels aud seamen by Lord Cochranme' who. it appears, refuses to release either vessels or men. Sir T. Hardy, the letters ...

... Cochrane had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy riot tS be in conforflsify wisl the law regulating similar operations, and-that therefore it could lot he recognised by the British squaxdron. This declaration or Sir Thomas Hardy is in the form of a verbal c ...

... and the Beaver, 16, Captain Lambert, (acting), which ships are to reinforce the squadron in the River Plate, under Sir Thomas Hardy, The Naval Deck-yard establishment, at the Cape of Good Hope. is to be reduced and placed under the direc:ioi of a Naval ...

... Cochrane had taken this step on account of the determination of Sir Thomas Hardy to protect British ships from being stopped and' examined by the Chilian vessels of war, for which purpose Sir Thomas was waiting the arrival of the Su- I pert, when he intended ...

... ti s navy} has been appointed his Secretary. ' st It is said that one of the ships under the orders ie of Commodore Str Thomas Hardy, on the South ti es American station, is to be sent to endeavour to b k penetrate through Behrintg's Straits, in the hope ...

... Beaver 16, Captain Lamibert (ictiog.) wehich ships are to reoitor the squadlro in the ?? Plate, under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. Thle Naval Dock Yard estab. lishmircent at tite Cape of Good Hope is to be reduced and placed under the direction of a ...

... ILOYD'S MARINE LIST-OCT. 23. cc Buenos Ayres, °2th August. ft ?? The question of blockade pending between Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy anti the Chilian Government is now t brought to issue, and ky. their decree of 2sd June, the ports situated between I1l ...

... Sir Thomas Hardy declares his acquiescence itt this blockade, so modified accorditng to the true sense of tile mlw of nations. The decree was to be in effect in 20 days; but the question still retanined open for settlement between Sir Thomas Hardy and ...