... ?? thle S11:` Government, considerable aeivity was navinetS througbout Gallicia, in organizisag fur the pubikcic vice the hardy natives of that popsilous pi ovince. A Malta and Gibraltar Mantil a-rrived on Satad the letters by whick affeod pleasing views ...

... after-guard. Rohert gunning, able seanranar Thomas Smitlh (i),landman. Johis I-ill (a), able seaman: Da- vid Wells,landman. Wim. Franci, serjeantof marines. Dan. Goodall, private. Siaion Carter, priate' Thomas. Coleman ?? 16. . : . ' - * . ' 'SEvEiaLY-Hon ...

... tceet,'Chteapaide, ?? 29. W Hardy, of Cheapside, ?? AS. V. Long, of York, ?? 3. G. Burgess, of Wood-street, ?? 6. J. Wood, of Sunderland, ?? 28. W. Beaumont, of Crossland, Yorkshire, ?? 29. W. Nias, of Bridgwater, ?? 3. E. Thomas,. of Helston, Cernwall, ...

... by ?? Lieutenolt Cohhliis (the 'only. person hurt) was unfortunately morta'lly- n'ounidLslA: A letter fromi Captain Sir Thomas Hardy,, stales the destruc-i tion,' by thle Orpheus, of. the 1Hnlkar American privateer bf tweiity guns; off Rhode Isalahd, on ...

... yeai~s, a stranre contempt of experience in C taking a servant addniied to habitbal ineabration it was ?? at;least aI verv hardy experiment, and I trust the preei t e fatal leseot, wiichc ts. repetitidr` in' others. We l~ know, Mr. Editor, that sometimes ...