... stating that as the premises bad been purchased with monies appertaining to the Land Revenue, the sum £'6380 being tfie fair value thereof, should be repaid, and appropriated as Land Revenue.—sth, The Surveyor Genpral reports that, the Architects are building ...

... Expedition. Lieut. Duncan, of the Ida cutter, dispatched by Adm. Sir Richard Strachan, landed on Sunday at Margate, and arrived at the Admiralty almost as soon as his landing had been announced by the telegraph, which could not work during the early part of ...

... Basque Roads the latter end of September, with the French prisoners who ca. pi tulated Senegal, not a man was permitted to land-, the boat that went from her, and in whichwas a French officer, was fired at, as soon as they got within reach of their shot; ...

... provisions, &c. the markets of Constantinople. Unless the jealousy of Bonaparte should interfere with the victories of Russia, her armies must prove irresistible; and our expulsion from Turkey would doubtless be the consequence of peace. The report of the defeat ...

... injustice, may lead us, we shall, at last, find, that, if Napoleon should land considerable army Ireland, it will depend solely upon the disposition of the people of Ireland, whether that army shall succeed its object there, and here also is, therefore, of the ...

... millions, and the shares are to be for each. It is said there are already names sufficient to fill the subscription. The Bengal Army has not joined the revolters, but they have made a step'in advance to that object, we understand they have addressed a memorial ...

... 32. Masquerade, 32. Extraordinary Indian computation, 21. Novel proof of-friendship, 2. Armistice, France and Austria, 14. Army, general order* as to promotion, 3S. Asylum for deaf and dumb children, 25. A. B.'s Letters on Petty Offences, &c. &c.—24. ...

... Majesty was delivered to both Houses of Parliament, requesting them to enable his Majesty to maintain army of men in Portugal. This is the Portuguese army under General Beresford. l eb. 17.— Ihe Unicorn frigate, C'apt Kerr, captured on the Sd inst. the 1-rench ...

... when it was known that the Constable had arrived, the populace began to assemble great numbers, and filled the avenues, on the land side; where, they continued to accumulate, notwithstanding the rain and the cold, the amount of several thousands, and remained ...

... are well attended. A poor woman, with an infant 20 months old on her back, and far advanced in pregnancy, latelv walked from Bristol to London, in three days, in quest of a truant husband, who she discovered resided with a woman in East Smithfield. Shooting ...

... session* at Bristol, the trial took place ot a Baronet, Sir H. L. tor an offence alledged to have been committed against .a young woman that city ; a verdict of acquittal was given to the satisfaction of every one present; the whole originated a foul conspiracy ...

... utility of this national institution, in bringing forward so many young men, who, no doubt, will prove a future ornament to our army. An unfounded report was on Thursday circulated, that the Settlement of Bencoolen had been taken by the enemy. It arose from ...