... and well found, which I intend sending you by the Minotaur. Inclosed I have the honour to send Capt. Forrest’s letter—he speaks in the highest terms of the spirited conduct of all the officers and men employed on this occasion. Were it ' possible for ...

... Mr. Oakley—the situation of affairs at the tine—promptness of the arrangement with ;r Government, and his immediate return, speak language nor to be misunderstood. Wiien Mr. 0. left England, the Government l.id reason to expect the least relaxation in the ...

... She could not say whether they struck him with their hands or with stiexs.—— The deceased gave them no offence, and did not speak a word to any of them. She saw deceased fall, upon which Wallace, and Singleton ran away, and site heard them say they had ...

... terms, wbeu it it is considered with how much inferior a force we repulsed the enemy on the 27th and 28th of July, but all speak the same language, as to the inhabitants of Estremadura and New Castile, which the officers Sir J. Moote’s army used, relative ...

... authentic fact. Out of 800 men, who were enca nped near Westcapel, May, 1808, only 96 survived at the close of October. Generally speaking, the French bad one-third of their garrison lying in the hospitals, and they annually lost in that proportion, sometimes ...

... his country, In Gallicia they were apprised cf the events at Tahvera, and of the subsequent retreat the allied armies. They speak in honourable terms British discipline and valour. is confirmed that great many traitors the French interest have been discovered ...

... treats the troops of the Emperor of R issia, while in vjailicia, with hauteur and even the polish General assumes tone, in speaking of Russia, that savours more pf p ofection than respect for so great a power. a.l probability we shall, ere long, hear of ...

... capture five vessels which it protected, the boats the above ship, under the command Lieutenant Shaw, of whose gallantry Capt. speaks in high praise. On the side the English there were' only two wounded, the enemy had five killed and eight wounded. [Some farther ...

... latter part of the action, by Mr. Joseph Miller, the Master, of whom Captain Staines speaks in the highest terms, and begs to recommend to your Lordship. The Captain speaks also very highly of the conduct of Lieutenant James Hall, First of -the Cyane, and ...

... the 4th No. of Mr. Coleridge’s excellent periodical Work, the Friend—lt is a note upon a passage in the work, in wl.ich he speaks of the perilous designs and unsleeping ambition of our neighbourthe mimic and caricaturist of Charlemagne.” Charlemagne outre—This ...

... days, there have been rumours of some changes being about to take place in the Administrat ion. At present are not able to speak positively upon the subject. The changes said to in contemplation, are supposed to relate to three Members of the present Cabinet ...

... addressed to a near relative, several bullets, and about five shillings in silver. He lingered for twelve hours without speaking, and then died. Mr. James Young, Surgeon, stateo, that he was called in to the assistance of the deceased, who then lay in ...