... from Lieih.-General the Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Wellesley, K. B. Talavera tie la Reyna, July 29, Lord, —Gen. Cu.-sta followed the enemy’s march with bis army from the Alberche on the morning the 21-th, far as Santa Olalla, and pushed forward his advanced guard far Torrijos. For the reasons stated to your Lordshin in my dispatch of the I moved only tv.o divisions of infantry and a brigade of ...

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... FALMOUTH —SCILLV. To the Editor of the Royal Cornwall Garette. Sm,—The truth of the very old adage, that the knowledge disease is halfway towards its cure, was never so well established as in these our days. Some disorders may indeed now, as ever, baffle all the art and science of the faculty ; but of those that are curable, surely the symptoms were • ill now never well known, nor the class ...

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... one of which brings a journal of the opera- tions of the Russian army from the 20th to the 30th January. t>n the 2 -tth January Platow had his head-quarters at Dantzic, having drawn a cordon of light troops round that city, aiiidf senf^on his foraging parties to the Oder. -Tchijcbagotfj who was march- ing on Liebau, was ordered to approach Thorn, to observe thai fortress, and to cover the ...

... FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 30. In reviewing the events of the past week, we find considerable cause to indulge an honest exultation, at the success of our arms abroad, and at the favourable prospects which open before us on almost every part of the continent ; but at the same time we must not conceal that this exultation is not without some alloy, when we reflect on the demeanour of the restless ...

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... viz. LOT I. TRENADON, WEST RABNELLS, E\ST RABNELLS, PEEBLES, FORPARK, & HEAD- LANDS; containing in the whole One Hundred and Twenty-four Acres, two Roods, and Twenty- three Perches, or thereabouts, now in the possession of Richard Pollard, for the Remainder of a Term of Years, of which Ten Years will be unexpired at Lady-day, ISIL, at the very low clear yearly rent of ii.125. LOT 11. ONE ...