... 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 ...

... late last night r^th Xtc P h fron! Lieut. Gen. Sir David L Cd to Lord Viscount Castlereagh, one of ?? Principal Secretaries of State, of Jan. 18, 1809. * f_ E y the much lamented death of Lieut. Jv - ?? Moore, who fell inaction with the enemy , Sir John Moo , to acquaint your Jie ''Ut .heFrencharmy att-cked ihe British troops *g* in -^.^Iffi^JSBK to quit the field w wound ?? John Moore, „o rt ...

... had laid siege to the Castle as, and relating the measures taken by the l7hips ih that bay in aid ofthe Spaniards for -Jnce.-In a 2d letter dated Dec 14, his 7lj_ says the, Scout joined the squadron ott 7 n on the 17th, and by her I received further [nts from Capt. Bennett, ofthe Fame, ofthe Tjs the enemy was making against that Im- -7 form*-. Capt. Lord Cochrane has main- -5 himself in the ...

... 6~«ths for money, and Omnium at 1 per , premium. There were vai ious reports respect- -5\ n j s elevation, but none of the causes assigned *°j> ec j en tit!ed to much credit. One of them Tthat the Chancellor of the Exchequer has it in to bring in a Bill to constitute 4 per U the legal rate of interest per annum The (g * ttoar 0 f fresh overtures having arrived from Bo- ru', was also repeated ...

... held a Private ?? A. ( iflisk was presented i ■ to the Ptcdessorship of Ana- ! Academy. And Colonel R. Pfoby, .^d Brigadier General ■: return from Spain- Same dr.y iage befbfe his Majesty, on be- iop of Rochester, in the room xanslated to the See of Ely. reported that some comirjunica- y> ide by the Governments of cc ?? h« Majesty's Ministers spccted dianaet. It is said th-t from Mr. Adair ...

... o 'fp Windsor, where he was received- I nates «** Bl ?? ent ' Sussex ' and Cam- . H* |jL Majesty held a private Levet, at Hf- Jjjrowolow was presented, upon his I ; ted Lord Lieutenant of the County of H'^'ik ro° m of the ' ate uke ° f ^ ncaster 5 B^'i 0 p r . Carey, Sub-Almoner to his Ma- H i 'his being appointed a Prebendary of ?? :a / ?? ...

... dnesday his Majesty held a private /& Levee at the Queen's Palace, which was \Jr attended by the Archbishop of Canterbury, . * the great Officers of State. wjr fallowing had the honour of being presented ?Ey :-D a Pedro de Cevallos > Ambas- i Extraordinary from the Supreme Junta of f? 3 CUnC r in the name of his Catholic Majesty, ?aU j Ked his credentials ; Viscount Castleross, 1 ht comiag ...

... die Lord Mayor & tfoU °*S l £*B.-MT Lobd, I have the f ' ~ nu sTtyourLardJiip, that a Treaty of Peace, t-mi' rt^ c \V jesty and the .Suhlime Porte, was signed last. Gkorge Canwko. particulars of the Treaty have not transpired, dto b p the ground-work of a triple al- ■-r ' a J JJL, Great Britain, Turkey, and Austria, fi ! ,t,e latter stands forward as the guarantee itv of the Turkish ...

... upon his being appointed Commander r-\ Vf- and the Earl of Orford, upon succeeding Molumenfi lost by tbe Dulce of York, in ence of his resignation as Commander in r^ffSß estimated by military men at about SfS per arm. The appointments are 101. a day, ¦a san allowance for 50 horses, his travelling Seoces defrayed, stationary, &c. Spue popular feeling was very strongly mam- r * A * the Opera ...