... 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 ...