... ppointed to command the Genoa, 74. vice Walter Bathurst, killed in action.-Lieut. P. W' Robertson (b), Flag' lieutenant to Sir Thomas Hardy, during sae experimeu al cruises, to the rank of Commander. The .ffieuro promoted to the. rank. of Captain in. tfpe Royal ...

... means to attain their ends.-O Peitug uez, July 20. LISBON, JULY 21.-The experimental squadron, tander the commatiul of Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived here en Thursday mo 'ning. It is said they have sealed orders for their farther destination, and will, perhaps ...

... Squadron will be re-equipled, and ready for sea, it being the Lord High Admiral's parsiciilr desire toinspect them, with Sir Thomas Hardy, previous to their proceeding. The Lord High Admiral will proceed hlence, in the Royal Sorereign yacht, Sir Win. Hoste ...

... sqiadron, went out of the harbour, preceded by the Sapphire, Alert, and Acorn. The Columbine will go out on Monday. Sir Thomas Hardy has been indefatigable in the refitmsent of the ships. They will probably sail on Wed- nsesdav. Lieutenant John Jervis ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. IZZ --Q8+bT1nOP Portsm.outh, June SO. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas, Hardy, Bart K. C. B sailed this morning from St Helens, in the Galatea frigate, Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart. with the Experimental Squadron, i on their second cruise. They ...

... may be attended with success. Sir Thomas Hardy put into Scilly, on ldondaylastwith the Experimental squadron, where lie was joined by the Sapphire, Alert, and Trinculo. The whole squadron having now United, Sir Thomas intended to proceed onl the crutise ...

... Highness's intention to arrive here between the 7tb and lth of the ensuing month. The experimental squadron, under Sir Thomas Hardy, will join his Royal Highness at Portamsouth, and accompany him to this port, to give hiss an opportunity of judiing of ...

... expected to sail from this port about the middle of next month, with Lord William Bentinck, Governor-General of India. Sir Thomas Hardy has returned front bis visit to the Admi- ralty. His squadron of experimental ships will be ready for sea again in about ...

... hats hteen tried repeatedly (in board his Majesty's ship Galatea, under the inspection of that 6istinguished officer, Sir Thomas Hardy, and has been found greatly superior to the common gun carriages, in facility and rapidity uf training and firing, as well ...

... Captain, and appointei to cornrtillod tie Genot Walter Batburat, killed in actislt -Lieute P. W. 1bi,, Flog Lieutenant to Sir Thomas Hardy, during theexpe cruises, to the rank of Commander. To ne CONsMAIANDERs.-Lieutenants-Jas. NMis, Ai Drake, Albion ; Ttos ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Portsmouth. Portsmouth, May26. Yesterday Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. K. C. B. Teturned to Spithead, in the Pyramus, Captain _ George Rose Sartorius, with the experimental squadron, d, consisting of the Chalicger, Sapphire ...

... Lemont, Midshipman, was wiashed overboard. She camre into burbiomrr to he dorkcul. On Thursday noon, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy puit to sea, frori St. Helen's. its the P'yramrus frigarte, Capt. George Rose Sartornitt, with thet seven setil of exv ...