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... a • ' hi ■■!■:- :v'v annual ; - ?? doth) shoes) wine,- ?? were distributed at id I poor women, is years old. \ ?? .t\\S Dl'teof .'• iata ?? at- -- Vir.o^/ and heard ; Cookspßj from St. _. nthians, xi. 24-. ■ tediately proceed td ice !•■- tliat country. . parried by 3,000 meni'j . . ire - bout as many on ! ■■ reinforcements j tish troops are ?? ■ .diateTicroiey. ?? . - .. : ting b>s seat in ...
... CES hare been received at the India \ House from Governor Duncan, of?om- \> k,v Jated Oct. 30 and Nov. 4th. They Governor Duncan was under serious ap- ** ? that Gen. Gardanne had induced, or ''?f '!-ail on Fatali Schah, King of Persia, to 7 Wiparte more than one important port, or ?? t he Gulph of Persia. No absolute cer- -BVd been attained, when the Governors let- ~* away> respecting the ...
... the most heartfelt satisfaction I have f 1 Lthe honour to report to your Lordship, for I !!£ Majesty's information, that supported by f tso t'the General Officers, and in particular r t Gen. Sir George Prevost, and of Major- Maitland, the experience and zeal of all the ...
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... upon him . 3 ies:y ;as had also Generals Sir David s? A Spencer, and Alexander Hope— General Kwith was likewise elected a Member of the ?? at the same time, but he being in the West Y\ it w : H be sent him there by warrant. The Duke of York and Lord Castlereagh both up together, on Wednesday, to St. James's v\ct T niS was not a singular coincidence, as the btter is supposed to be studying the ...
... \J time since her indisposition. The Prin- A u iusta. Mary, and Sophia, the Princess r* 5 1 b t he Royal Dukes, the Cabinet Ministers ' -es'-ot, and almost all the Nobility and Gen- C, attended to pay their respects. C Q ?? rr e of Tuesday contains an Order of i revoking that winch imposed a quarantine '^hips coming from Swedish ports. Those I )3 Cadscrona and Stockholm remain restricted. j. ...
... 'r arv f ronl tlie Emperor of Austria to our ** !j c immediately waited on Mr. Secretary \ v ,-jth whom he had a long interview tfjjwss c3tne tnroU S h Holland, and after perils, was picked up in a fish- ,ibv*oneofourcruizers ' demand of money made by Prince Stahrem- enorted to be enormous— oo less than jnforn sterling. A modest recruesuo make oantfV which Count Metternich, the other Wis, ...
... same, by having ML p^y at Frogmore.-Her Majesty com- ' A hei' 65th year on lhursday: the same was ?? j n 3 private manner at Windsor. *2£* j ay the Anniversary of the Sons of the irt wok place in St. Paul's Cathedral. The jf Hon- the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, as lapon tbi' occasion, went in state to the Ca- ?j ] which was extremely crowded with very jnt company- After the service the Society ...
... beforenoon, (that be- ing the day appointed for the General Yearly Muting, agreeable tt, the directions of the AB)f And Notice it hereby also given, That an «&£*£* ?? ™d there be made for the Removal of tbe Botesdale Turn- pike, or Tailgate, from the place where it nw stands, to the place where the new house ts crated and built, near the entrance of Botesdale-street, next Redgrave Park, and ...
... \TCHES from Sir A- Wellesley, to a i, Ist ult. with Lisbon papers and letters 7 Ye 25th, were on Friday received. Sir W .-meats, had returned to Oporto, after * dit impossible to cut off the retreat of tfttSirA. V** dispatch in last page. ' lorts were circulated in the early part of V 'f Madrid having been evacuated by the & ' . t his intelligence, though it arrived * V ent quartets, does ...
... of the command of his Imperial I' Highness tb.e Generalissimo, the following j. pr eiiminary Report of the brilliant Victory ined the 21st. and 1 22 d of May, is issued on the T\ from the bead-quarters at Breitenlee : — flnthe ?? 3tlt * - ot ?? t - ie Emperor Napoleon Za the gteater arm of the Danube, with the F '*ti c oi his anrry, to which he had drawn all the Sreemeats of his powerful ...
... See of Bangor- iV.V'v has presented the Spanish Ambas- •'■■ ?? . -roid box, of 1 000 guineas value. 1 n'l'eoi Sussex is much recovered from the th whicli he has been greatly afflicted. i; ?? . a , e port in circulation of a Prussian ' v -'nsr arrived with dispatches from his ?? 1, .jesty, announcing his determination to ?? n ' ai r;!.;rist France ; that he had already •^'-u- and had an army ...