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... recent d ALES; | date as some we have publisied, are of interest : 1 From the of March G | Surprised last night the trz itor Victoria, who made es from which we have selected several articles of} The President of the Republic lefe this on the 27th ult. | ...

... Alexandrina Victoria. The sponsors were -hw Royal Highness the Prince Regent, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander ail the Russias, who was represented his 1m jaerral Majesty's- proxy, by his Royal Highness the Duke York ; her Majesty the Queen Dowager ...

... the cant of his Majesty's Chapel Royal, attended w ith his splendid gold verge. The infant Princess was named Alexandrina Victoria. tbs . sponsois were his Royal Highness the Prince 'Regent, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexanderof all the Russias ...

... was named Victoria The sponsors were bis Royal Highness the I Vince Regent, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander of all the Russia*, who was represented lino-rial Majesty’* proxy In hi* Royal Highness the Duke York ; her tjesty the Queen Dowager of ...

... ultimately triumphed over every opponent, which has astonished every nation on the glebe, and which alone has rendered Britain the queen of nations, and the avowed vindicatrix liberty. Of the justice of that cause in which the brave have fallen at Portobello, ...

... the naval-/ force-of Callao-if there had been-more wind, so that the Victoria could have, passed the battery with greater velocity. • , . . «• Waging, the .explosion the Victoria) I had fetained theCieorgiana ; hut beiog nearly catoi, I believed it uaeless ...

... Ministers to the Queen, upon condition of her living abroad, &c. Queen Anne gave the Dowager of King James exactly the same sum from her own Civil List, without (we believe) making the circumstance known to Parliament 1 Fete in Honour of the Queen.—On Monday ...

... se whether Bartholomew Ileromi wanted to tosser sisy oAdrll. LON Do'.l, T11111.,b-tY, AUGUST 31. J. FITZGERALD, r..q. the Victoria remained in the tent after it was elog,d, Did you rver say the same things rrsite,•:itie Ber. The Pails Jouruels of S.olig:ey ...

... ..1•1■■••••• Howe ig lards, 28. ..dli., TRIAL OF THE QUEEN. SIADAME DUMONT'S EXAMINATION, h C..tiàatioa frees our Per Frisby last. for the purpose of undressing the Princess? Before the Priucess entered, or after? After. I undressed her Royal Highness ...

... disembarking a million and a half of cruvadoes, to distribute among the troops of the army which contributed to the success Victoria. There is a small portion of money which the French seiz d in Spain, which they left in the held of battle, and which belonged ...

... you a native Milan. Do you understand English A little. What your profession ? I have the honour of being an equerry to the Queen England. Have you profession None, Have you ever had any I have been soldier. What rank did you hold in them ? last rank was ...