... almost deserted. Victoria wvas of opi- nion that it must be sacificed, if necessary, for the national honour and character. It was determined- not to open the port again, until the castle of St. John de 'Ulloa had surrendered. Victoria afforded every ...

... %V11lthtcTw, the. projector of tLI enI. ad- ii incubiation by steam, had the honour of pre- r~i of tenting'the young Princess Victoria with some poultry. re;I hatched II his process, and reared wol yriea ny, tneanst. The Ccks aevr iebrs0 h pnss( a~-breed. ...

... ons had been found in the morning on several of the corners of the streets, inviting the people to rebel in favour of the QUEEN and against the KING. This was considered as a further explanation of the tragical death of the Marquess DE LOULE. The fact ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1824. IN our First Page will be found a brief REPORT Of a TmIIAE. which took place in tbe queen's County, (Irelaind,) o0 the 2.5th ult.;-a trial, which whether looked at with reference to the future tranquillity of that unhappy country ...

... jesty begred to inform the House of Commons that since the time they had settled a provision for their Royal llighnesses Victoria Duchess of Kent, nand Prince Erlnest Autizestns Duke ot Cumberland, thbat Ale-andlriia \Vietouiia, daughtei r of the Duchess ...

... country, to the Mex-icall forces. 'fl'e joyiful liews was made known to the people in a proch aunati on, by the Pr esident Victoria, ol the 23rd of. November. 'l'ie fortiheiation was not taken, but was given up by a capitulation, previous to whichi the ...

... 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 ...

... of the Victoria are of' onyx. They are h all in perfect preservation ; and, froin' the situation Ic in which they were thund, it is evident that they b were concealed, and walled ulp for secarity, for both fi ?? wings and arms of the Victoria were taken ...

... 76. mn sI ame day died, at Theberton, in this county, se Harriet, wife of P. V. Onslow, Etq. he Thursday se'nnight died, in Queen-square, Bath, te R Williams, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue. The Ia Admiral had served for many years, andia various t parts ...

... the Royal Academy at half-past four o'clock. Preparations are making at Frogmnore Lodge for the it reception of the. Dowager Queen of WNirtemberg, during her visit to her august Famnily. The Royal yacht is ordered to Rotter- dtam, where her Majesty will ...

... to termi.. lint nate on the I ut. of itiat niottit I. Thrlsdtay lwas the Anniversary of the birth-day of the' S. Princess Victoria, when her R-oyal -Highness completed her eighth 8-year. Her Royal Mother, the Duchess of Kent, gave a dejet'ne [rs- to the ...

... o'clock ...