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... peremptorily refu«ed every kind of sustenance yesterday, and that his pulse had risen to 93. l» the deliberations of the Queen's Comcil on Saturday, was d'-emed expedient to call in the additional advice of John Willis and other Gentlemen the same branch ...
... Sunday after the first Saturday in the month, agreeable to the alteration ordered at the la-.;t (Quarterly Meeting of the (Queen's Council, the following Bulletin was shewn at St. James's Palace: Windsor August 1. Soon after the last Monthly Report ...
... Trinity-college, the first and secoud Wranglers.*rMr.Thompson, M. A. of Queen 's-co'lege, is elected a Fellow that society.*Prize-subjects for Sir Wm. Brown's medals: For tile Greek Ode*Victoria Salamanca* jmrta.*For the Latiu Ode*Ahsquu flam in's tradita Callis ...
... 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 ...
... Cacadores, supported by the Ith Portuguese regiment, the 4()tli, and the battalion under Colonel Bingham, consisting of the Queen's and regiment. All these operations obliged the enemy to abandon a position which one of the strongest and most difficult ...
... may be had from Mr. rect; or Messrs. Knicur & Brook solicitors, “e Whitchurch. ON SALE, FLETCHER’S Yard, Queen's Wharf, | CHESTER, 7 JXONS, QUEENS, DUCHESSES, COUNTESS, and LADIES’ SLATES, of the first quality ; BALTIC, AND PINE TIMBER, DEALS, BOARDS, ...
... 6s nts will shew the premises; and for fur- ilars, apply to Mr. Epwarp Learner viler, at his shop, ON SALE, ETCHER'’S Yard, Queen 's Wharf, CHESTER, WIEENS, DUCHESSES, COUNTESS, ApIES’ Ss LATES, of the first quality AND PINE TIMBER, DEALS, | LAPHS, TILES ...
... | ‘lhe following e nc, ¢do and Co. 852 bls tar | to the preservaticn taves order. with 146 bales cotton T Porter, 176 nate Queen Marie ids bark 150 staves Sharpies & Daulby, | At a period whe: y G on, inv New York, with 04 bales cotton 779 | prisoners ...
... go on Sa board on Owner's account, she will be despatched c ?? freight or passage apply to Capt. Douglas, on board, in the Queen's Dock, or Jans. 9, 1817. THOMAS R. HAZARD. ?? plositively be despaotched early in February. For'NEW YORK, . The retnarksbhiy ...
... 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 ...
... men. to which were added Ja- j eanese tmopa, upwards, making together a total VOO, *lO men, including officers, left Fort Victoria, under the command Ma- jor Hatjet, (or Saparona. The small party went in boats furnished the Batoomira, who, with, the Rajah ...
... “much embarrassed Duke of Kent to marry the Prineess Maria Louisa Victoria, sister to bis Royal Highness of Saxe Cobourg. Monoay—The Lord Mayor gives a -grand enter- tainment to the Queen on Wednesday, at the Mansion House.—Five Russian ships of ‘the line ...