... sheinsade the p4nt; :tesiduarylegatee .of t've stump bedstead and joint stnol. k wa also proved thatthe tefeiidaini in his haste carried otsome old ghoes, the property of a rciblr, w1, Iod bed in an d44otiiln rnonr lbtt,|ot diseoveringht fnie'wtalce, ...

... -Wind S.W,, strong gales.-The gal- : lint Ariadne, brought in here by two cutters yesterday, has LI this day been warped to the pier-head, and to-morrow it will be ascertained whether any part of her cargo is yet on board; it is feared there can be very little ...

... (;racious God, accept, we implore thee,- the, praises and l, thanksgivings of i grateful dactios, for the suiccesses thou hast rcf- peatedly ?? to the allied army, in Portugal and Spaih. Y 'lhine, 0 Go;!, is the greatness ?? power, ana the Vidory, sets ...

... similar dlescripttion, drinking. 8eeing ni prsrspedl of ,uaccess here, he caine dowitstairs, where lie also) found a number of piers ia mnokitg oserry, with whom lie drank. Wh~ile standing ne-tar the door lie felt A pull at his uvatch ishain, by vv'lic~i he ...

... vessel was to be conducted into thedock, and in consequenceof theheavy Lflood tide which then flowed, she was driven against the pier ehead, and the anchor being in the position described, was forced into the planks, and in a short time afterwards she made ...