... Comnna on the 14th ult. i,ose from Sir John Moore are dated the Bth, en He was ignorant of the surrender of Madrid, • had resolved to continue his position at Sala- ,nca, for the purpose of effecting a junction with \ J). Baird ; to facilitate which he had pushed a „.« forward to Z_mora. Sir David was then at : ila Franca. The' Officers both in Sir David Baird's and Sir ihp Moore's armies now ...

... from Windsor ; and, contrary to potts on that subject, his Majesty has not enjoyed >t.r health for a considerable time past. — Soon % e r two, a private levee' was held, when the fol- ding had the honour of being presented to his fajesty : — Lord Amherst, upon being appointed is Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister fenipotentiary to the Court of his Sicilian Ma- tty ; the Rev. Hunchett ...

... '28. I h? i the honour to address you upon :-.-. froß-.Toro, tbe army has been . instantly marching' through enow, cdW that bas been very intense. Th. • r. v .'iir these few days, ha . turned to rain, much irre uncomfortable than the cold, '- - rred the ro.iJ. almost impassable. On _. . . the army reached ?___*e_n ;it wasneees- - there in order to ruff-Sh the men, and ...

... 9th of L May last, took place on Wednesday. \bout two o'clock her Majesty and the Prin- zes proceeded to the King's Levee-room, where bord Chancellor, the Duke of Portland, .Earls .-den. Westmorland, Bathurst, and Liverpool, j Cistle/eagh, Mr. Canning, Mr. Percival, were in waiting to pay their respects. — In her ijestv's way to the Grand Council Chamber, the I from Christ's Hospital were ...