... 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 ...

... iron-railing. He was taken up, apparently dead, and by the order of Mr. Bar- rymore, the manager, immediately conveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, where he still remained in a dying condition, being unable to articulate. On Friday evening last, about seven' ...

... of which day the inmates were busily employed in c brving tich away their property, with the exception of a few who were hardy enough to remain in their houses during the ken night betwixt Saturday and Sunday. As was anticipated, bes, a little after ...

... Government had made an re t offier of the command of their Navy so Lord Cochraine. Ic His Lordship was at Valparaiso.-Siz Thomas Hardy w heel hoisted his pendant in the. Doris, Capt. Vernon, n h whilst his own ship, the Creole, went to Rio to refit, and ...