... our gallant troops in Portu- gal. His Majesty has been pleased to accept the services of the Hull and Sculcoates volunteer infantry, as local militia. The number of volunteers that have offered to transs- fer their services to the local militia, amount ...

... with loss of bow_ sprit,jibboom, sand all thereruto attissied, cathelid,stemnsplit, &c., havisig been isl coaitact with a light barque, nasae un- onuwta, yesterday mn0oFalu, sense7r BleS N. Of `Of2mre1 AbtsrasRnAn J an. 9 -Tire Johanna, De Jong, E lbing ...

... the !c expiration of six weeks after'xhe commencement of the s. next session o f Parliameiat ; 'abi that from and after the 51st October sext,, the said determination of the - Lords of the Council wil be rigidly enforced. e The Adventure, Medley, had arrived ...

... through the country. Major Gomes, of the 20th battalion of infantry, came up and destroyed the rebel forces as they were retreating from Forlalegre, capturing Lieut. Gairao, of the 6th infantry, and 17 of hit revolted soldiers. The National Guards had ...

... first brigade of Jhc division .MsrAat, which oveythrew • hem, and drove them froth the village of Elvina. The second of light infantry covered itself with glory. General Jardon, at the head the Voltigcurs, wrought terrible carnage. The enemy, driven from ...

... and ?? 1Iafadoneion.ing to DIr Easter,- of Tollesbumry; vas trfortunatelv lost on he Vpyage fromn Newcasrlenear te Pssd'eos Light, on thee coast of Nortl6% Tb .f persons, perished, except the rnaster, who was provi dentially savedf liyiclingi' to tae mnast ...

... Mafguet, of Sunderland, Captain Clark, coal loaden, was run ot hoard of, a little to the Southward of Flamlbto' Head, by a light Uip belonging tolAberdeoi, which carried away her mainmafi by tile deck;' and did other confiderablt: damage, fo that hite ...

... of lore, napnenondgreal will ha pernulled lo Into 81. Alhao'.-.ireel afi.r area cboly occamoa. There were only Ike ordinary light, in Page, Royal Family. For Chilblains. Soret, Bunt, tee. I A* •**# did braaal #!***• o’clock. R* order line Cburoberluio, ...

... batteries in the open country were supported by masse, ot infantry solid squares. The plan of operation determined upon, on view of (he enemy, was attack the village Grot Gortchen with artillery and infantry, and in the meanwhile to pierce the line 10 the enemy's ...

... successfully effected under the protection of the 3d brigade of horse artillery, supported by the division of light cavalry. A brigade of infantry formed the reserve. During the movement, a mass of the enemy’s cavalry, supported by the redoubts erected before ...

... the above- men. - tioned field-oicer. r' 'O Eriday sa large - proportion :of theP two. a, battaion's :#1f!eeds volunteer infantry- m ?? fot 'from Leedslfir York, where they are placed on -t` permanent duty for three' weeks.. About ten. 'e o'c tc1 they ...

... between the t'approarching armies of the patriots, supposed to amount t(s nuar 20oo0o men, and the French, who with 40,000 infantry aud 6000 cavalry, are concentrated along the line of the Ebro, and on the.mountains to the South- ward. of that river. While ...