... Potlier. The French, as a punishment the Biscaynns, have levied a contribution 3,500,000 and 12,000 men have been marched from Victoria occupy the different towns and ports thai unfortunate province. The accounts from Cadiz and elsewhere represent the desertions ...

... for sundry Danish boats, will be rccaW the Coitniercial Chambers, Mitfories, I'uesifajsi 'rhuisda.s. . and Harrier, for the Victoria; and ihtcf the Hutch property at at Bay, the September, nl ft Jit Bi(?ad*strect' Albion, Strennou?, and Quai!, for the Maria ...

... Emperor, who is shortly expected in his new On the 27th ult. 20 Spanish vessels left Bayonne for Spain. . Her Majesty the Queen of the two' Sicilies passed through Turin on the 29th ult. oa her way to Naples. , AuCseurgh, Jtilt/ 27. —His late Swedish ...

... retire to Italy, her rival, who completely rules Bonaparte, will bear no rival near her throne. Her daughter, the ci-devant Queen of Holland, has arrived, after travelling under a feigned name, at Topliiz. GERMANY. Emperor of Austria has published decree ...

... FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Court at_ the Queen's Palace, the 29th of Aognar, 1/00, present the King's Must Excellent Maiesty in Cottocil : Tbio day the Hon. Sir Sons Succt.ate, Ilan. was, by Maivity's command, sworn of 'his Alli:sty'a Most ...

... come and convoy them over to the island. The British ships of war there on the 23th July, were the Canopus, Cumberlaud, Victorias, Warrior, Thames, Success, Termagant, Weazle, Swallow, Pilot, Bastard, Halcyon, and Orenza. Skirmishes a*-e frequent with ...

... relative to the capture Amboyna. The following is the account capture by Tucker, a letter dated, Government House, CastL> New Victoria, Amboyna, Feb. 20 1810, addressed Vice-Admiral Drury. ' I have inform your Excellency, that bcin« 9th hy his Majesty's ...

... 'nice the Englifh reftored on the different heights l^e ort anchorage the anchorage of Por- ,r are further pro' '' c rt Victoria, the fea-face ,'V' tv txrren, firong, a battery 1 we the right the ur twelve-pounders, one ' '*«> fix-pounders, and one '■in ...

... mounted brass and iron ordnance, chairman, Oct. 4,4, and N0v..6, .ateleven, at the White Hart n 'the fortifrcation of Fort Victoria, and on the batteries on the Tavern, Kit ,.e*stort-npon-Hull., Attorney, Mr. Martilk, Hull. right and left thereof, consisting ...

... Majesty the late Queen of Sweden passed the day before yesterday through this place, her way to Weimar. By the arrangements made for this journey, it would seem it was not her Majesty’s intention to return to the South of Germany. Weimar the Queen intends to ...

... Tile pk)t t'oiuuleci upon the story the two £niin ...

... a ra , l) moment to marry an artful woman,' Victoria Malcour (Mrs. C. KEMBLE). Thinking that she had perished in a storm, he marries Juliana, the daucrilter of Baron Heinhault (Mrs. H. JOHNSTON). ' Victoria appears—vows vengeance, and brings the Marquis ...