... Peters. burgh to Dublin, Is on shore un the n6rth end of `H-oglard, and aunk level with her deck. Elsinore, Sept. 9.-The Lusitania, Brown, from Hastilgsgto St. Peter burgh, was stranded on the night ofthe Sd lust, on Falsterbo ltef, iR ful of water, and ...

... went down with the bullocks-on board. Neither the vessel nor her cargo were ?? Courier. . YOUG!-IALL, OCT.. 18.,--The brig, Lusitania, Captain Crookahanks, of and frlom Liverpool to Oporto, with a gene- I ral cargo, was, on the With inst. driven on shore ...

... inst. This is our third day at sea, with a fine fair wvind, which, if w'e are fortunate enough to keep, will carry us to Lusitanias shores in six days. The die is mit length casthmlmatilllity; I hope, will not be disappointed in the thlow. All is enthusiasm ...

... with t'ie design of surprising the pro- veutive giards of tile 2d battalion of the regiment of Gerona and tite cavalry of Lusitania, through the opera. tion of a sergeant. le afterwards adds : The ?? being perceived and ordered to halt by the guards ...