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... TUESDAY'S PoST CONITTINUED)s ?? Frn.m ?? 1, ( N D o N G A Z E T7E, Mlarch 30. AVairitALTY-(OFFIeC MARcit 30. HE following is a copy of a letter frolm the lion. G. T fBerkeley, nddressed to 1. W. Crukser, Esaq. dlated Lisbon, the 8th of, M Irch, lWll. SIR-I have great pleasure in informing tbeir lordships of the evacuation of the strong posts which the enemy possessed at Santarem, and that onr ...
... A.jim, 4. | ii}: : o !i l il 1 t !ligr. tl,: I eli!>olaudl~ ?? lilieevise ?? V )I ){ Iu ~~r~ ve ' I I' 'ot 'h)I ICur I f a InII IInu, It t1 as 1..: 261h r itiI lt. TlOv (lecils1 the J'ri'u with mf Ow ?? :it-cllil~c~F I s zil S lI' vll, ucecl, ilS e~tcrumcl ,o ?? I 1,,d I nt . II ttilllL, r ?? - ?? ,e ! .J: ' Ix 1 ?? I ?? e11o il'' :: eat CL:t - IL:i.( I j I i V it [, ; I le V I Im re e R1 1: ...
... SAT U RDAY's POST. 13 EXPRESS. LONDON, AERcL26. TI PATClIES froni Lird eoliiigton arrived vester- lfldiy, Clied were ?? lastt exeiting in all Ertra- ii list'! (a ?? ci' which the ?? is the siibsunce: 1 'I'hLSt piocetdinti dispatches from Lord NWellington left tehcnemv ott the riidht or eastern bank of the Coo, and the Allied Aimy posed on the left - According to the present dispatches, v. ...
... S9 X F O R D9 Sk ?? Ani~RL 27. IVIC(IiilesCy, the fiist dav of Eiastcr Term, the fallofs in, Gentlemen were adniittel to Deries- ALius'ns ot' lirsS. Rev. John Smitl), of Quelven's College. 1ev. Richi'd (l)fcombe, of ] bxter Colleer. Air. Samuel Wel ls Tbirnson, oS Cli'ist C l'ch. 11ev. George Sherwood Evalns, of Peoibroue Col ee. MrI. Joseph Batler, of Pembroke College. Rev. Yiiliarii Russell, ...
... SuN DxiY ANI) TUESD)AY'S POST. I LoNDON., APRIL 9. 4LT tle lette's frontl ~i~boal by tule three Mails Whliclh tr ilei re Ii lied o ith tietails of thte reutrat o ~ii ali, joust i c ih~ are depriveliI o';ll interest by dii' abitit u it o ie (fictial DisPitechCs, (see oam 4t/i jagt. WC11: 1'.liito C It lie satit'rattilO f lear 'iii g ii asiiie itthe'n ,it at fl(et olt rattsports troio Enitltinnc ...
... .4- I t alian ?? .? : I., . ?? A411, I , I ONDON.) I PRIt, 0 .French pape'is of' Ote Ist in~t, inention both the' batl of Blarrx~sa znid the srtreaf ofh Masseixa ; 'and tllc wit III whjich thexse tveliti; Foe'antniovmcedi gives a happy specimen of' the blessings of' t restrained pjriss. Guirterd (3'aliffl, they state, had 6000 Britishl alld U000 sohniards cxi~d bii l andeklta d tl 16Ss~ of ...
... OSP'uORDI SATLUfADA, Ai'rrL 13. T'ie Itoe .r. Croiwc, efVNekV C6)lep, atid the tevi Mr. D)1oll, 1 'elloW (Ptv Quecn's collzege, have been approved in CnIIvocation, as Public PreacheitS, in the room of tile Rev. Mlessrs. T'homias, of Corpus Christi college, anid Snyth, of New colle-e. Saturday, the last day of Lent Term, the fulloving gen- tlemexi were adinitted to degrees: DOCTOR IN DIVINITY. ...
... It is rumonred, that there ?? not lcen a single in- stalce ofI an American vessul bouind to France having beieo ?? to deliver her cargo to the cansignee, ?? she has been 1 idve ith fishh. All thc other cargoes from the I'llitedi Stat.'Ss, .Wich had arrived ltly to the Inidd le of March, l ere under confiscation, or bequestration, fron one pretence or other. A Ca ptaiit, i ho left Norway on the ...
... /-RA~k LONDOv, APim. ?? rhe 1)'ieitre of, the 4th inst. goes at e-reat length into thedetails of thc siege tit' Badajoz, and expands the lyig ?? which) it previously give of tile battle ot' Bltrrosa into ani elaborate romilance. It, however, coltesses a loss of 13.00 iien; but states that' of the allies at 40009 one lallf of winch was sustained by the English. The capture of aln eagle is also ...
... LONDON, APRIL 23. ]ISpAiTCIIES were this mornting received frorm Lord D Weluington, cimed Win. Malyr, thle 8th in'st. 'IThey sttthat his Lot -d'hip had crossed the Cona uith :30,000 Incl,',~ni thtte3ene had retreatedl without Venturing III action. 'They hlvte ?? evaccuated Portugal. Trlec above is nill tihat lets transpired of Lord Welling- ton's di-patlchies; bitt a Private lcttcr fittrn an ...
... LrPISJ).A XIS POST. 201 C 'IU' INDV ri.1 dor ?? took thle Oaths and his seat as Member for ?? tci iv,,rsitA. of Cmniibridge. Mr. Secrect' ,1(-N Ryer said, that when the Report oif tie Enlka l ech'ilc~t Itlill was broughlt tIpl, hc- ?? propcc~e a CiljqS to 'aitl10ilati tics ,-n~ictmiect ?? c. nuciicr Of sep -rliance- iiine e, to berclb b%- Ait of ii ttc. cc c to tic-' ?? er of tcic0~1llit'd t ...
... Fteclct, papers to the I1tIh ?? contain no intelli- cence fioni the Peninsula. An article froin Swinemrnide, of the ΒΆ27th ult. states tie conflag';ation there of, Eo lish Inerclhaudize, chieflY cottonl goods, estiitnted to hle ot the v;lue of 2,000,000 francs. The garrisun under naris, and the Prussian authorities, ve are told, assisted at the spec- tacle, and a similar operation was to take ...