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... rocks are caverned by the silt sva’s rage, And all things icel the wasting power age. Whence must own that Nature, potent queen. Rules the wide world by energies unseen.** • •••••• Now let loftier strain thy ear allure, Tho* h.irsh the theme, ami rugged ...
... one of the articles in the Secret Treaty of Fontainbleau, his expelling, with the greateft precipitation, from Tufcany, the Queen Regent and her children, and plundering the Royal Palace, and feizing all the public funds of Court that was ignorant of the ...
... Spaniards Bl,onU ti’.Germans. Poles, &c. Itshouldbe the reSt j .i,‘J there were only 60 Spaniards with t 111 the lime it reached Victoria. On the there a skirmish between some of the f’Arties the enemy, the pass between Mendragon and Elorrio, named Champanzar ...
... 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 ...
... Vallidalid, that very vahutolc convoy, consisting Joseph Bonaparte’s, baggage and propertv, has been intercepted by Mma, near Victoria. Gen. Blake crossed the Giiadiuna had been arranged) tlie instant, and, I understand, was Castlilegos the ■24 th. LON DON ...
... informed that was in the vicinity of Villalva suspended tlieir route, and spread a ra.se report tliat they were going to Victoria; but aware of their stratagem several intercepted letters from their General,' I made use another, and leaving Villalva ...
... Majesty with a com. ‘ mission with ahich he was entrusted by her ‘Royal | Daughter the Queen of Wartembeig. ~ Sir Thomas } came from Stutgard, the residence’of the:Queen of | Wurtemberg,, when he came to England, where he | had been for some time on a wisit ...
... 294) off « thee ‘an d-Morgt- Murat made, ]nit between Count “Niepperg aid Genet ; eco a hj ‘to juncti The, ustrians\were.1 victorias, - ibe tat the. advancing after. the fe ‘3 “Pink Mae of fr eat success Of the. Napits 4 instthe Austrians Tedches us by ...
... could be doubt that Mary Queen Scots, was th» time Elizabeth, iimst dangerous to the country ; and yot, who that had a alive to the dictates humanity, did not wish to obliterate from the p history the cruel and treatment that Queen Who was there with just ...
... an order to any distant quarter, , tiULEN S COUNIY. without pirating an army in motion. Gen. Gcv- Gkor«e Fkisce o/Wales, , Victoria, who commanded the action Urgent uj the Lnited Kingdom Ore nut.i . jj ove men et i, belongs to one the hist Ireland* . _ ...
... , Mayfair, London. Saturday was the Duchess of Gloucester’s birthday, when her Royal Highness completed her 42d year. The Queen had a party in honour of the day. The Prince of Saxe Cnbourg arrived in London on Saturday morning from Claremont, and after ...
... General, ad Exterint. '6 Lieut-Colonel 1)on Rafael lopes writes the following Espino, under date the 7th : 4. Heed-Cidarters, Victoria, 1818. Mod timeliest Sir—Yesterday I arrived is this tows, which, in countrymen of reports made current by the way, that ...