... 40 ships frorn thencem reached our coast on Tuesday. Dispatches received at the Earl of Liverpool's nflice, froin Lisbon, speak of theixetreat of the Duke del Yrqlie's armny, butmit of its deteat., to the ex- teut melltioned iln £tI Frencll Papers Th ...

... branches our manufactures -' to a state .of inactivity.. ''•■f ..••'•. ■'-' *, „'■ .''v.,, , . 'West Indies.- —Generally speaking; the articles-the produce these islands, are dull sale, owing ; the imposs exporting any part jbem. the Continent Europe ...

... distinguished for his gallantries, and who by his address and attention so won upon her affec- tions, that 6he could neither speak nor think of any other object. This fatal attachment absorbed her whole soul. They entered into engagements to live and die ...

... '° pass the remainder of his days in France, to breathe, as it were, only by the permission of his mortal enemy. Bonaparte speaks of his as being the fourth dy- l^sty of Fiance. The three which preceded it Were the Merovingian, the Carlovingian, and the ...

... li>,ooo. The original force was 33,000 — deficiency 8000. All the accounts received from wounded Officers left at Talavera, speak of the humane attention which they had experienced from the French Of- ficers in terms of the highest praise. Finding many ...

... entirely by the firing of the shot from the mortar, and thus preserving a com- munication with the shore. * lt is impossible to speak with sufficient praise of the exertions of the persons on the shore; the particulars will be detailed next week * The vessel ...

... the grand talker (Mr. Pitt), with the aid of D'lvernois and others, killed more than nine times. The cat, of which I was speaking, was doomed to die, and in order to save trouble, and, at the same time, to turn his carcass to account, he was tossed into ...

... complained of, Mlr. Tiuney interfered to prevent that question fromil being putt lie said that lie would not sufler the witness to speak to any point alr-ady settled between the parties-that damae WIas already ad- mitted on the part of the defendant, and that ...

... of Rome, and other states appertaining to the Holy See, are declared excommunicated. The arrivals from France continue to speak con- fidently of a Treaty of Peace and Commerce hav- ing been concluded between Napoleon and the L. nited States ; but there ...

... the valour ...

... that it was a ma'- ' completely the will of Ministers * support their conduct let it be ever so disgraceful ihe country. Speaking.} motion expected to be marie lhe present j Sessions PaHtamenr, to relieve the Office!s of the | Navy and Army, particularly ...

... Parliament, the Valour >f his force*, and the spirit and determination of his people. The last dispatches from Lord Wellington speak favourably, understand, rjjg existing aspect of affairs, both in Spam and Portugal. The troops of th* latter country. meet ...