... all the advanced po*u are defended sailois in thtir common dress, armed with muskets bayonets, and cait >ocfu b.x. Sir Thomas Hardy, who is stationed here, is much respected by the Poifu|ocie, aod by ut as a father, having been Nelson’s captain, and sharera ...

... days, we learn that the British squadron employed oo the South American station, was disposed of follows ;—Commodore Sir T. Hardy in the Creole with the Doris, ftigate. Captain Vernon, at Bahia, where was daily expected also the Beaver, 10 gun sloop. Captain ...

... Leinster, George Augustus, Mnitjuis of Richard, Marquis Wellesley. - Thomas, Marquis of HeadforL William, Marquis of Thomond. Howe Peter, Marquis of Sligo. Henry, Marquis ef George Thomas John, Marquis of Westmeath, James, F.arl of Ormonde and Ossory JCdmond ...

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