... Emperor, who is shortly expected in his new On the 27th ult. 20 Spanish vessels left Bayonne for Spain. . Her Majesty the Queen of the two' Sicilies passed through Turin on the 29th ult. oa her way to Naples. , AuCseurgh, Jtilt/ 27. —His late Swedish ...

... Majesty the late Queen of Sweden passed the day before yesterday through this place, her way to Weimar. By the arrangements made for this journey, it would seem it was not her Majesty’s intention to return to the South of Germany. Weimar the Queen intends to ...

... aimies were lately collected for the relief of Ciudad Rodrigo; and Longa was likewise very successful in the neighbourhood of Victoria, in the middle and towards the latter end of September. A/fii >iralh/-OJfice , Aor. 18, ISI I. Vice-Admiral Otway has transmitted ...

... abandoned his position the valley soon he j saw our disposition to attack 11, and commenced his retreat in good order, towards Victoria. Oar troop- continued advance admirable order, notwithstanding the difficulty the ground. in the men time, Lieut.-Gen. Sir ...

... capital. SPAIN. SUDDEN DEATH OF THE QUEEN OP SPAIN- Madiud, Dec. 26.—The 2Gih ot Dec. 1818, will be day eternal grid the Spanish Monarchy ; it has berefil it of a Queen, gifted with all the most brilliant qualities, a Queen who was at once the ornament of ...

... came with her fai as Ollier; Bergami was all the time in the Queen’s service as Chamberlain; had the direction of the House; it was his duty hire the servants and dismiss them has seen the Queen and Bergami walking together very fte qtienily; has sometimes ...

... is, that the fatigues office are likely to prove injurious to ins Roval Highness’s health. The hirth-day of the Princess Victoria was celebrated on Saturday last, that of Prince George ol Cumberland on Tuesday. It has been remarked as curious, that Air ...

... interesting the introduction the young Queen Portugal and the Princess Victoria, both about the same age° His Majesty, after conversing some tune with the .young Queen, conducted her into the ballroom. The voting Queen had for her partner the son of Prince ...

... family of the last named claim from Louisa of England, Queen Denmark, as well as from her sister Mary, Landgrave of Hesse Cassel. Class IV, The very numerous descendants of Sophia of England, Queen of Prussia, mother of Frederic the Great, &c. She was ...

... before a Regency Bill were passed, the young Princess would, in the eye the law, have attained her majority, and would, fact, Queen. It is needless to point out the inconveniences that might and would arise from confiding the Government, without limitation ...

... excepting the royal carriage and the King’s liveries, there was nothing to distinguish their master from a private gentleman. The Queen was equally simple in her dress, and was as condescending as the King acknowledging ihe en • thusiastic greetings of the people ...

... infection of their manners through society, he altogether excluded from recepti, by the Queen, and she will seat herself on safer throne than St James’s. She will Queen the people. England has long looked with disgust the conduct of the higher classes. ...