... prom Seville has, it is said; hi the brought copies of an intercepted correspondence y, . of between Marshal NEY and King JOSEPH, in on- \ich the former requires immediate reinforce- es has nlents. and states, that if he do not receive them of ider lie ...

... undcea- Jtise ph Bonaparte. LDriers' Aid-du-C-amp 'and Secr~etary~ are hai boatrd, -being charged wasih dispartches fur K' am I Joseph. The revenue and ?? %Vere .all -cudleeted aut z EBuenos Ayrrs, and intended to be shipped, They say; for- I *Spuun, for the ...

... edifice in w hich the ( dancer* were assembled, which so alarmed them, that 2 tiey fled wvith nl iie precipiratioi. N hcing Joseph has ordered, under pain of seizure and i confiscatiosn, all tie bullion antd plia e of every des- s cription, in Spain, to ...

... ssia, Grand Dignitary of thaf oi' the 'l Svo ci'iit, Grand ?? of tbe BtHfack'andi led agkeso[ ofirussia, of the Order of St. Joseph of \Yurl:'-,urgh- of thie Order of Fi ?? of Baden of tile trder of Hlesse Danri- etlldt` ?? said Majest'` 'Minister for Foreign ...

... Members of the Legislature, seven Coun- ha' Is sellors of State, 15 Counts of the kingdom of ex ;. Italy, 45 Barons, three Chamberlains of the ma e King, + Ladies of Honour to the Queen, several Li Grand Dignitaries of the Iron Crown, and a great the number ...

... Dignitary of that of the Two Sicilies, Grand Cross of ex the Orders of the Black and Red Eagles of Prussia, of the Order of St. Joseph of MWurtzburgh, of the Order th of Fidelity of Baden, of the Order of Hesse Darmstadt, tr his said Majesty's Minister for ...

... E .L Spain, and had a long audience of the Emperor.- LO ie He was accompanied by the Marquis d'Asendagna, c the Chamberlain of King Joseph; and it appears I that some important change is meditated in the destiny of that kingdom. fe The Performers of ...

... there were found in one of his pockets about two yards of rope, about the fize of a bed-cord, Verdict-Deranged an ba mindA. Chamberlain, alias Harvey, a Bond-fireet blood, was brought to Bow-1treet on Friday, fromn the arms of his chere rmie, in SuffoUl;-freet ...

... the road, the letter of Prince Ferdinand, printed afterwards at 'No. -, and which was forwarded to him at Tours, by the Chamberlain, Ferdinand * Nunez.3 The King asked to come and meet him there, and thither (lid his son' repair also; they both proposed ...

... pre. seated her dauglters to him, when the flame of a wax candle caught tile drapery of a window curtain. Count bamanoir, Chamberlain oftheEmperor, and many other offtcers, who were near him, endeavoured to tear off the curtiins, but the game got higher ...

... conducted' by .b:ir S.,Cotferel to ?? Daiwing-room, 01 ?? whlere- he was'presented by ' Colonel Deabrow' the Kl Queen s. Vie'- Chamberla'in. ,e. 'wbs ' re~ei~dpeand 'her Majesty u presented' him several a valuable presents, ate natural produce.: f this cairn- ...

... daughters to thim, t Whe vhen tile Jarne of a waxcandle caught the dra- had pery of a Windo w curtaira. Coutt 1 ii ia loir, bv Chamberlain of the Emperor, ancl nmany ?? vi'e officers who were near him, endeavoured to and tear off the curtains, but the flame got ...