... fecond time to-morrow. Sir Wm. SCOTT obtained leave to bring in a bill to amnend the act of the Ist George 1. relative to Queens Anne's bounty. Some private bills occupied the time of the Houise to the hour of the poft's departure. Sunday last Parisjournals ...

... - FROM THE LONDON GAZEITE. - At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 1st of co April 1807.,; ic PPRESENT, tul The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in ca Council. m His Majesty, in Council, was this day gracious- c2e ly pleased to deliver the Great Seal to ...

... effective force. In Orozo I left the regiments of Villaviciosa, the battalions of volunteers of Victoria, and twven- ty dragoons of the regiment of the Queen, under the orders of Brigadier-General Major Malespina, to observe the advanced parties in Murgula ...

... di' o-Torth. ir Lindsay, Allea, ditto-Nancy, Morrison, Stirling, ditto- r, Seagull, Bruce, Lerwick, kelp-18. Le Amiatle Victoria, e Luco, - , salt and wine, detained by the Myrtle-Seerid- dern, Mogenson, Christiansands, fish and oil, detained by the ...

... gala at Court, by one of those strange contradictions familiar only to Spanish absurdity, to celebrate thebirth- day of the Queen mother consort-of Charles IV. who is an exile at Rome, and who is excluded from the throne by the unjust aggression of Fer- ...

... Saxe-Co- ?? there is no unmarried Princess Vremaining except the.Dowager Princess of Leini- a engen Amorbach, Maria Louisa Victoria, born I August 17. 1786, the mother of a Prince and - Princess, arid-a widow since 181+. This Prin- c cess, distinguished ...

... leave to bring in a s s bill to amend certain acts relating to this sub- f ;, ject, passed in, the reigns of Edward IV. and e' Queen Anne.-Leave given. I t - Mr GRANT brought in the bill, which was read a a first and second time. I .t Mr LusHiNGTON proposed ...

... LONDON. v MONDAY-JuL 20. 1 TiE QUEEN.-Tlhe account this morning is, I that her Majesty has.had a restless night. Friday afternoon the Grand Duke Michael, i arrived at the Star Inn, Oxford, accompanied i by Baron Nicholay, Sir W. Congreve, General I Veskevitch ...

... London, do. Delight, Gray, Riga, Leith, oats ur Alert, BcIl, do. do. do. Friends, Miller, Newcastle, St Petersburgh, coals thl Victoria, Loeswitz.'Dantzic, Grangemouth, grain fa Britannia, Sword, Leith, Riga, ballast 13. Hope, Keay, Riga, Leith, oats. pr Friends ...

... the tears which started from his eyes; and leaving all the cash he had with him, he hastened back to Windsor, related to the Queen what lie had witnessed, sent an immediate sup- ply of provisions, clothes, coals, and every thing necessary for the comfort ...

... of the Victoria are of' onyx. They are h all in perfect preservation ; and, froin' the situation Ic in which they were thund, it is evident that they b were concealed, and walled ulp for secarity, for both fi ?? wings and arms of the Victoria were taken ...

... tirakels the following remarks on tihv future des. r tinies of this country :- s An infant, nine years old, Alexandrina Victoria, a - aughter of the Duke of Kent and a Princess of Saxe e Coburg, is destined for the throne of England. T'lhe - Duke of ...