... stealing a suit of blue clothes and other articles, the piroperty oh David Thonipbon. and a blue jacket, &c. tde trrouerty of Thomas Hardy. ...

... yesterday fora 'Calcuttai tearkedhis at the Wni. Parker, K.C.B. will t taehsc.etat ?? Board in a fortnight, ?? I.when Sir Thomas Hardy will assume the Governo)rship i -of (rieenwich Hospital. O' 1 Aond~alshnsc Maesatys frigrate 1Pique, of if G un, ws -~ ...

... Offircers, cotisirtiting of 61 1his Vice-Admiral Sir Lawrence flabitea, K.C.B. (Chair,. 1`1 efe; men, Reer.Atruiital Sir Thomas Hardy, ?? el stcr, Commodore .J. C. White ( Willirrr and Mare, yacht;,' p Vifi Capt. Brace, C.B., Capt. Winl. P'aeker, C.B. (PrInce06 ...

... er to shew their capacity, andi ?? betasilour at - 1 Isea in this state. during tbe approachmrg equinuetil . .gales. Sir Thomas Hardy struck hjs dlag on Wedutses s day, for- a few days. . cel Pr.r7io:Ta, AU'Z 301 Arrived the Bittern, cel fro awirhiseae ...

... Malauritius;25th A.;gutt, from the Caple. t. A letter front 1Iloiaa diated Nov. 7, States that 51 ty tihc Creolo, 421, Sir Thomas Hardy, had arriefter adfrom Rio, for the protection of' thle trade ; and thleb Beaver, IGl Capt. Jun. Lcan', in 43 days fromEglsigId ...

... mand the Genoa, 741, vice Walter Batburst, killed in qactio~n.-Lieut. P. W. Robertson (b), Flag Lieutenamit erb to Sir Thomas Hardy, duriog tbe experimental. cruises, b to the rank of Commander. Si ar- We have statred it, our second page. on the av- ...

... Divisimti of Rloyal aidy Marines gave a splendid dinner oti Saturday laet, to nan. Sir James Grahamn, Bart. Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy he 18, andi lundas, Sir Mlanly Dixon, &c. des We are dle ired to stale that thle report whih till r, at was circulated ...

... phssed Itis exmctination ot) te17th inst. for a Lieutenant. to Iturnousr gives the Conaptrollershi1, of the he Navy to Sit 'Thomas Hardy. vice Sir T1. B1. Martin, In who, it is said, retires. Sir Pulteney M11alcolm tatits a tt. seat at thle Atlmirtmlty Board ...

... and upon them to form a judgment. ye Sir James Grahamer said that the reports which he bad ig received were from Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Wai. Parker, and Sir Josias Rowley, and in addition the a House had heard the opinion held upon the subject by the ...

... erick vearryatt, ca., Charles Hal-n, er lowell Carew, Osbortne Foley, Thomas We erread, t. ce Lyue. ly Commianderst-Johe Chienel Isaac Shaw, Edrare en Ptts, Thomas Philip Le Hardy, Alexanuder M'Leod, J. t ed Smith, John Lambhrick, Wallet- JThesonlyefroiis ...

... fer imnie- 7 3F. diatc servicc on the, Coaist of Africa, in the room of L all the Clherub, lately paid off. ' W Sir Thomas M. Hardy is appointed' to the vi nP Superb, 74, Guard-ship at Plymouth.-Mr. 5essep to e be Pnrser-She was taken out of Dock yesterday ...

... Island: i tours laudable under- ar y'taking could not be devised. Eii RTIDA Y,MAY 26, 1827. i Yesterd3)v Reac-Adtindrl Sir Thomas Al.a Hardy, BartK.C.B1. .returnedlto Spithead. its tfillyPi. at, reai/-s. Capte. GIto. Rose SaircoriuIs, with- the Experi-i Mtental ...