... the requisite exertions in the defence of so im- prtant a branch of their own rigbts.-Times. THE QUEEN, Among the numerous tributes of respect to the Queen, Mics Cooper, of Tewkeabury, presented ber with a copy of her poem, *1 The Batae of Tewkegburzy; ...

... admit into our service and that our family. 4 That all the acts passed favour the Queen Maria Theresa of Austria, our well beloved Consort, aud of the Maria Beatrice Victoria, Duchess Modena Maria Theresa Princess Lucca; Maria Anna Huscarda Carolina, and ...

... not longer man being let out, and sent to inforin the rest of the tion Prrersavran, Jury 21.—Whether the Emperor Guadaloupe Victoria, the most bitter en emy 0} f the Spaniards, of of the Soldiery ; and next, wlien the measu! whose blood he, he notwithstanding ...

... the same Royal Duke; thu kind t,on. and see many it pt.fectly notorious, that that body is formed cousin of the Queen ; tins/i;V«d of tne Queen, j day. Her . aji i'f rnm tnW |,,h Land owners. Indeed this is the fco(i„/of those j the Whig-writer* had called ...

... n of the Specimens. No. I.—The Jubilee Statue in Marble King George 111. lialt-life size, modelled expressly for her late Queen Charlotte. likeness executed from the celebrated bust which hi* Majesty exclusively sat for, Mr, TumartUi, Windsor Castle, ...

... empire. 3. Jubilre linsl of King George 111. executed in marble express his Majesty, for Carlton Palace. 4. Marble butt of Queen Charlotte, from the only model her Majesty ever sat for, which likeness was taken at Frogmorc Lodge, near Windsor when obtaining ...

... the English Constitution. Letters from Seville, the 20th, speak of a disturbance Cadiz. It is said that tire regiment of the Queen, and two other regiments actiog in concert with them, bad proclaimed the absolute King. Officer serving under Ballesteros writes ...

... fully explained, and a copy was ordered to be aent to the Government of Mexico. In the sitting of the Hth, D. Guadaloupe Victoria called on the Spanish Commissioners to declare explicitly the views of the Spanish Government on the recognition of the ...

... turned his back npon him. His Majesty should arrive this day in Seville, where it is probable he will pais a few days, the Queen bctag much pleased with the place and inhabitants, and having expressed gnat repugnance returning Madrid, where she has experienced ...

... to grant it notwithstanding the intcreassion of his Queen, a woman of superior character, and decidedly opposed to the present wretched sysiem of Government. It is not generally known that ibe Queen oi took a leading part in politics on her first arrival ...

... o»mco and Victoria, and Torrento having evinced symptoms of amendment obtains the hand of Leonora. The Coretcciy is dedicated i\lr. Canning ; contains pome bcautitul poetry, of which we select the following passages as specimens : Lorenzo. Victoria, look ...

... XVI. and the Queen. Their Majesties set off the same day, half-past five the evening for the Castle of Choisv, with Monsieur and Madame, the Count and Countess d'Anoi*, Madame Matilda, Madame Elizalieth, and Madame Adelaide. Madame Victoria and Sophia, ...