... natives, as far as we can juitge, thoughI in the most degraded state of barbarian, are to be confided in; they are a robust, hardy, tmuscular race. Their huts are compoqed of six or eight poles, thriven into the grotnod,over wihich is a roof formed of palm ...

... hiih, and the hells tolled a solemn dirge. Advices fios Malta received on '1Thursday announce the death of Vice-Adnairal Sir Thomas Freemantle, G. C. 1;. Commander of the Fleet in the Mediterranean. ?? died at Malta, after only a few hours illness, of an ...

... stealing straw, S2 hours imprisonment. T'homas Ellis, us-relay Lockwood, James Cage, Henry Hart, and John Bowehl, acquitfed. NJo prosecution againsttMrM Greenarid John Haddock, 'hos. Dutlant, Jrnies Evans, Tlhommas Hardy, James jordanri Andraw Judge, atd ...

... John Chantherlayne. E. Smith. (oj, J. H. Mur- ray, John Hackett, Jnames Neville, John Shepherd, a.n to command the Victor; Thomas Hall, R. H. King, J. It. Bond, J. S. f[ore, Him. A. Dun.- combe, F. D. Hutcheson, and to'command the Pelican; F.. 0. Jones ...

... Sir Thomas Pilkington died, leav- irig four infant daughters, his co-heiresses, of whom the defendant Anne is now about 17 yearsof age, and entitled to a fortune of 60,000o. subject to a couple of annuities. In 1813, her paternal uncle, Sir Thomas Pilkington ...

... Lisbon, dated July 21.- The arrival here of four English fri- grtes aitl five brigs of war, under Adiniriai ir Thlomrias Hardy's orders, has given rise to various speculations among the Portuguse politicians. Whether those vessels, which entered ?? T'agus ...

... c Where the statement sas made, it was in favour of e that excellent injtitiutioll. I Ptigjjjs~lz.- elefight between the hardy Rough s4 Robin, and Gyblctts, a rare good man, took place I on Tuesday, not at the place appointed, (Bishop's k Stortford,) ...

... o;f the said most Honourable Military Order. His Majesty has further been pleased to nOni- t -Date and appoint Major-General Thomas Reynell, ti !MLajoi-General Jasper Nicolls, Major-General Sir tr Samuel Ford Whittingham, Knt. (Quartermaster- t4 General) ...

... pointed to command the GOeos, 71, vice Capt. Battirst, killed in actiomi-ILieut. P. WV Robert- son, flag lieutenant to Sir Thos. Hardy during the experiulentall cruises, is promoted t;J the rank of Cor mmander. Bvy Ltters received from Lisbon, it appears that ...

... termi- Dated in the surrender of three of th*e poachlers, who are 'lodged in Windsor gaol; their names are Martin Killock, Thomas Neighbour, and Joseph Chase. They are dread- fully beaten and bruised. The four keepers and three of their men received many ...

... ofivwiting, both plhidt ani ornamental. Specinmens of ?? are reseryerd t the Sethoo). To Mister Wot. Ed- wardt!FofStohiain, Master Thomas Plumb, of'tlui. t5wn, and Master Chas Jackson, of Kettletourgh, fortheirdiligenecand genet iii ?? Prizes were adjudged]. To ...

... on the River Cam. Wednesdayafternoon an Inqjuisition was taken in the Board Jtoom of St. BIartholomew's Hospital, before 'Thomas Shelton,Esq. Coronor, on the body of MaryCrew. ell, who died last Monday, aged 19, and (together with Miss Leathes) met her ...