... DI PATCli OF ADttIiRAL AIR10C TO THiE SOMESE castr duo r - VENEZUgCL', RESI-ECTING THlE CAPTURZ $*G[Iess. r On board the Victoria, Guiria, Aug. 25 t On the 17thiitint I left the river Orlnoko with part of the squadron under my command, bound to the Island ...

... yesterday and sailed' this mnlrning for the River, the Margaret, M' Glashan, 20 days from Genoa; left there the Caledonlan, Victoria, and- .eda, loading for London-; to.day, the Sally, Carr, from' Leg- horn. . Came down from the Rivier, the Porcupine, Scott ...

... Government of thu Country nmust have been subverted.- HIis Lordship then s-eferred.to the assistance afforded in the reign of Queen. Elizabeth to itse 1-uguenots in Fr-ance, and to the Dutch United f3rovinqes, for thle purpose o she~wing, that tue asslstance ...

... Kensington Palace. The infant was n enamed Alexandrina Victoria. The sponsors were the th Prince Regent, the Duke of York as proxy for the ini- peror of Russia, the Princess Augusta as proxy for th Queen Dowager of Wirtemberg, and the Duchess of w Gloucreser ...

... can be relied on throughout all Spain. These feelings of revolt had been more matured in the soldiers forming the camp of Victoria (which is situated two miles from Port St. Mary's, on the ground where an annual fair is held), because they were the first ...

... 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 ...

... husband in his rdyal pomp and splendour. As re- spects the first; the Queen of England is necessarily in possession of them, the same circumstances Ii ini rendered her legally the Queen which has reddereii his present Majesty the King. In this cha- I ictei ...

... heare f srious dis- ruratsensn airising from simnilar;causeys-A letter, ?? te dae oftlte19thsay, that the Priucess of Wales (Queen Caroline) is on her return to Pesaro.. tbe Vow 'In conseqtieo~ce of the ielting of th soon' the tow of St. Hellier's, in Guernsey ...

... Madrid were preparing to erect, lvhen they heard what was passing in Andalusia. Letters have been received in town flom the Queen, dated Rome. thle 28tth of Febrnary and 6th of March. iu Which her Majesty speaks positively of her inten- tiol of returning ...

... SPAIN. (PROM THlE lMONXTEUPt) The latest accounts from Madrid are of the 31st March. On the Thursday preceding, the King, the Queen, the Infants and tile Princesses went in procession, according to ancient uage, to the different churches in the capital. This ...

... should rather think it is the troops and province of Tras os Montes he commanded. The province of Beira and its Go- vernor, VICTORIA, have entered into the patriotic coalition, as well as the corps under Count BARBA- CENA. In short, the population and strength ...

... -Of Milan.t Do you understand English at all?-A little. What is your profession?-l have the honour tobean Equerry - to the Queen of England. Are you in any profession ?-No. Have you been in any?-I have been a military man. What rank did you hold in the ...