... 1i, uoole; and a Potrtuguese schooner, detaided lst' the Alarm privateer--I amlm &c. ' r r s. sThniL. At the Court at the Queen's Palace5 the o!ithsbf Novean- hIwr, present5 the Kiagls must *Exeellent M'arijeisty ii CounCil.. . . ' Wliears it has been ...

... of pro- et Csurinig a letter from him which shossld determine the ha King to separate himaself from hi s people. fah 1 At Victoria hai, Majesty received information that i the Emperor had arrived at Botirdeaux, and was on his ri' way to B3ayonne. In c ...

... been an unfounded re. Ye port. General BLAKE had on the l4th pushed hi ad. he vanced posts as far as Ermyri., in the rtai of Victoria iur and Durango, ?? two large bodies of Spanish troops he hadcrossedthle Ebro, the one at Calahoto, and the I's other at ...

... ventt-d. friins being present,' by indisposition. About eleven o'clockc, the Princess, Cliarluite of Wales awl!- ved, at the Queen's Palace, to pay lier respects. In- thle course of the morning, the Bishops of Chester aiid~# Salisbury, and a numher lot ...

... Suckville's Wooq.rdelmiuo, 8tii glb * S Even bettmig on Wood dnmmon. Mr. Viiilttlart's bul6lighi, 8ft 41b beat Lord Oxford'a Victoria, 81t 61lh. B. C. 4(J0gs. Ii. It.-Seveci tn4 egairift Burleigh. Sir J. Shelly's Vexation, 8Of 101. beat Lord Sackville's lliogdovw ...

... college; Isaac Aspland, A. ?? Pembroke ball. Tx3ers, James iladdy Wilson Williams, A. M. Clare ball; William Mandell, A. l. Queen's ?? on Monday the follvwing were nomi- nated to compose the C o t :-ThC i' ice Chancellor. Vivi- umity, Philip Douglas, D ...

... Guards, 1st Batt. S rank and file killbd; 3 tank and fl wonnded.-lst Foot', 3Sd -att. 1 lieutenant *mmnded.---21d Foot, er Queen's. 10 rank and file wounded.-32d Foot,-- 1st Batt. 1 rank asd file 1illed; t- ensign 2 serjeants, I rank aei file wounded.-S6th ...

... present Lord lieadlesham. Saturday last arrived in Hollesley Bay, underthe coin- mand of Rear Admiral Ferrier, the Scarborongh, (Queen, and ChristianVII. which ships sailed again yesterday. Thursday next a new brig of war of 18 guns, will be launchsed1 tiom ...

... Niagara,tumbles into Lake t)ntario. This river washes pn the westerin si'de the British territory, including Fort 'Cieorge, Queens. too, and Fort Erie; on the eastern sitde, the Amierican territory. Or. the 24th and 25th of May the Americans, ten tines ...

... rupp-.rted by tite litit Portoir.e'ss retrialtet, the 4oth, ;ani thie bittalion under Colon-l Bingham, consiscing of tihe Q.ueen's and 53d regiment. All there operations obligei the nent-tcoilbindon a. position wwhich is one of thec strorfest andI most ...

... Cacadoreq, supported by the ?? Portu- guese regiment, the 40th, and tile battalion under i Colonel lingllhmt conisistilng of the Queen's and 55d regiment. ' All these operations obliged 'the I enemy to abandon a position which is one of the strongest ind most ...

... radwiied,; the enrewvrt ?? n todeisrrirly. anid a veteakn ar'-nivws ?? to nbulla- hoi dourail it sartsnel ) the b-mine of Victoria -iee - resdart tire-result wredo ii re beee' differ-cat hard tire - Ceaciri hern uceliw aftihr troops, thlrrgir he cofesett ...