... Dashw(kkl. Seymour-place, London. The Karl of (i)engnll had dinner party on Sunday, at his house Lower London. The Princes* Victoria ha* been confined her apartment during the post week cold. can slate from authority that hopes are entertained the Portuguese ...

... health to the King, God bless him,” Mr. Wn.UAMS, of the Theatre, which he sung in his usual style excellence. *« The Princess Victoria, and the rest of the Koyal hamiiy. Song:— “We shall never see her like again,” by Mr. Daaav- SHlua, the Comedian. •« The ...

... Clarence is reported to be farfsom strong in health.—The probability is that one will uot survive the other long The Princess Victoria is very young, and a regency during her minority is a contingency far INom remote—lt is for the welfare of Gteat Britain ...

... that the chief question would be one of identity. He first called George FYairburn: On Saturday week I was at the King and Queen, in Norton Falgate; I had a person with me; we had something to drink; my companion, Smith, retired for a short time ; I went ...

... made a confession, in which he implicated ood, Sales, and two other men not in custody. —The prisoners were committed. At Queen-square, on Monday, Wm. Wells, a Greenwich coachman ; John Ashdour, lawyer’s clerk ; and Horatio Jackson, were charged with ...

... Terceira EXMOUTH arrivedfrom Sir David Ogilby, Crutchfield TORBAY arrived from 22 Lydia, Fullerton Accra cargo shifted Prss. Victoria, Wilson Terceira Union, Dugdale Lisbon DARTMOUTH . arrived from William, Lowden Seville Roseville, Aahton Cadiz Aiexa ...

... to 7 years transportation. Appehension of a Notorious Swindler.— A man who gave his name John Riches Kent, was charged at Queen-square with stealing a horse, belonging to Mr. landlord of the Flying Horse Inn, at Canterbury. appears that in September last ...

... saluted me as his Cousin. He afterwards bequeathed me 10,0001., and appointed me the guardian of' his daughter, Princess Victoria ;and in • paper written on his death bed, he commended me as his dear contra Olive, to his Duchess and Daughter. On exa ...

... to break through every obstacle. The Constitutionnel of Monday contains a private letter from Lisbon, stating that the late Queen ordered, a few hours before her death, several packages of papers to be burnt—amongst the rest, a number of letters from Lord ...

... beta paoaed deelariag a which ««a paaoed with only three twice*, and had been followed by similar stop* in Porto Cabello, Victoria, Ac. The following copy from the Cemmerp*!— ...

... HERS S EIR . LONDON, Thursday January 23. Tin* Coutfitulionntl MondHV contains a prirate from Lisbon, stating that ibe late Queen ordered, few hours before her death, several packages of papers to burnt—amongst the rest, number letters from Lord and Major ...

... WM. RA R WILSON, Req. V S.A. With the Trial of the enespirators for Burning and Letters of the Emperor Nicholas, and Mary Queen of Scots, diseocered lot the Anther. Mr. Wilson is a eopions anti ext•ellent interment. a mos of In. formation N contained ...