... 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 ...

... le as, is ite account of the capture of the patriot Gene- ral Caizadaby ?? Royalists, and the pursuit of Ge- at - neral Victoria; wiho was hovering abont~liuatusco. pl The port of Vera Crux is closed against the admission ;i of foreign vessels. . .,s ...

... Danzig SDorothea,Schmidt, and Henry Benjamin, Hoop, hence at I Swinnenmandea luff Hendrika, Seholten, hence at the Vile a Victoria, Voss, hence at Warnemunde Ann, George, and Grace Hall, hence at Leghorn t Providential, Varwell, and Oashier, poating, hence ...

... The-opeaing of the Extaordinary Cortes took place on hi the 7th October. The King attended in person, accomn- de panied by the Queen and two Princesses, and delivered a Pt patriotic speech. In this address, the disorders occasioned by the enemies of the c ...

... Varke.-The defen- dant, convicted last sittings, on the prosecution of the Society for the Suppession of Vice, of selling Queen Mab, was, on Mondav, brought up for judgment. It appeared in mitmaton, that the poor man and his family were utterlyfruined ...

... poer. of on the 17th December. Levant Packet, Cundy. hence at Barcelona. Msarioite, Williamson, hence at Bilbes. !e, Fairy Queen, Stevens; Caroline, Bust; Wasbington, Jonegs; and Salasoronca. Hicks, hence; Alice, Bowditch. and Aipha,; Sowdefi, from Rio ...

... to be called Ade]aite. ijl h1onour of the present Queen of England. Communications have been received from the government in reply., There is sometimes much `s in a name. The lmipte tf our present Queen, Adelaide, is of Snxon origin,. ?? sig- nifies 1 ...

... We are informed that it is intended to bring in an Act of Parliament, for the purpose of changing the name of the Princess Victoria to CHIARLOTTE. This will be a very proper compliance with what we are sure is a national wish, and will be received with ...

... Otthe niistitin Ii ~ir whch had rexence to Po dltc. Thet hkitlth of the queen, fishitowYeciad wasdranki with, The, noblel CRsssaseAN. In givIng Its a toiAt the Princss Victoria iind the rest oif he Risjml, Famifly, saul lie' coduid trensieyassth of ...

... world in th~e tace, wi~lk ewstate of things like this is proclaiaed to tbat vworld ''.' TherDuchess nf.Keit nUd Ithe Princess Victoria are settiig upa Bizsiar 'we are told, todraise moiney for tte relief' of the Irish. To remark upnt such stufT as thi? I Itave ...

... SATUtDAY, Jtr{nfy'-The Royal Assent wns given by corn- mission to. the Assessed Taxes Composition Bill, and several ether bills. QUEEN'S DOWRY. The 4Queen's Dowry'Btil was read a third time and* passed.- Adjourned to Tuesday, at ten o'clock. TUESDAY, Afrgist ...

... o'clock, ?? u the Sp'ceaker entered the House. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TursDlAY, AUG 2. THE -KING A'ND QUEEN'S. VISIT TO THE, HOUS§E. It being customary for the Queen to return thanks to the Parlia- ment ftor han grant of funds for her special use, this day was ...