... 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 ...

... cral. Lord Bentinck 1 i >' \ J 1 Pub];' the King ' >a ' ermo and the po SV r r( ' is ia 'l been inflamed by ' Sr>' of the Queen's ' ■' ''6' price of provisions ' V' S sn, ' r w ere owing to the tiie English Mal! - rranea '- and in Spain, « lnSulted :wu ...

... of distinction, suspected of having excited the people against the English, were arrested. In circumstances so difficult, Queen Caroline, who had retired to Castelvitrano, received orders to hold herself in readiness to depart for Cagliari or Trieste; ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... August, are filled with a Jong Court detail of the ceremonial and rejoicings at Cape Henry, on the anniversary fete of the Queen of Hayti, on the 15th preceding. The cercmonie» and mass being ended, Baron Dessalines, in the name of the Ministers of State ...

... del Rcy . _Tlicrc n convoy going down under _an escort _of _tiOOO _men , was _attacked by the patriot _General , GUADALDPL _VICTORIA , who , after u _, _smart action , _captured a million of _dollars , and made 600 prisoners . The corps of Kentucky-men ...

... 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 ...