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... CONQUEST OF CASHMPER BY . HE ARMY Or RUNJEET SING.-1lhe Persian Akbars, of the 23d February, 1813, from thexcamp of. Runjeet Sing, relate, that on the 9th of that msonth the Chief a marched from Imrutsur to Taran-Taran, where he. a received 'intelligence, ihat his forces under the s Wezeer Futteh Khan and the Dewan Mochurn Chund had succeeded in reducing the army ofthe King Shoojah-ool-Moolk, ...
... TO THE EDITOR O.1 THE CALEDON2JAN MERCURA. de- Though exceedingly averse to have' my name printed in a b L newspaper, I cannot refrain, on the occasion of my now ad- d dressing you, from contributing to the safety and comfort of of our fellow citizens at the erpence of my own feelings. The expenditure of the public in the article of Police has been F iKK lately submitted to us; but I have not ...
... AZEITE. FOrEEGN-OFFICE, OCT. 30. 1813. DisRpv ches have been received by Viscount Castle- rehr-t, his Mojcstv's Principal Secretary of State for F(, eerg Aff'irs, from the Earl of'Aberdeen, dated Comnnotau, October 12, which state, that a treaty tof alliance arid concert between the Courts of Vi- enni and Mu aic s Was signed on the Sth instant, by their respective Plempotentiaries, Prince ...
... LLOYD'S MARPN D LINov. 4. W1 I 3. . The Express packet arrived from Jamnaics, sailed 20th Sep- ra tember: the Argo ma3i ef wur was to sail next day witha ha aonvo'fcr Bermuda. -Ors-the, ISth ult. in lit. 40. 28. long., h 48. 27. she spoke the John & Ma fy, from Poole, bound to. t Newfoundland, out 25 ?? had parted from the convoy th 16 days. . It is reported that six frigates have lately ...
... i o . i r the Con- MDINBURGII ntary artot THURSfJr-Vo0 ES 1B . ilte We have received, by our private ?? Lty of French papers to the 11th, annountie a that of Bonaparte at Paris on tile 9tl Novea ber. 'i> .y be are also two bulletins from the army, brin in. drg neng the accounts of military operations to the -th int which period the whole army had crossed the lii; nto o, ]I pro. with the ...
... FRENCH PAPAB-S (From the Monifuij.) When Sweden, seeing order established around her, and finding herself alone, without. the natural to'undary of her policy, and earposed to the disasters of a war contrary to her interests, found the neces- sity of rectifying her system, and giving a.successor to a Prince whose too weak arm could no longer bear the sceptre or the sword of the great Gustavus, ...
... SUPPLEMENT TO THE ZONVDON GAZETTE EXTReAODhivART, OF NO0VEM3'R S. l -Foreign-Oihce, Nov. 6. 819. Dispatches, of which the-ffolowing are copies, have ben this day received fron the Hon. Lieutenant-General Sir C. W. Stewart, at thes 05ice of Viscount Castlereagh. Prince Royal's Head-quarters, Cotberi, Oct.- 14..] 813. Mr LoaD-I write but a few lines,as fronmour present situa- tions I atn ...
... . - . IRIDAY-Nov. 26. Yestetday the Prince Regent held a levees which Was -numea ously attended. During the ?? Castlereagh was called out to receive the dispatches announcing thle surren- der of Dresden. The Noble Secretary of State had aS aaiience of the Piince, to announce the event, and afterwards it was made known to the whole crowded Court. The Princ e Regent received a D cputation in his ...
... rL 0aNrD. a GA Z.Brl-A EX2RAORDIAAAr. WAR DEPARiSENT. Downing Street, Nov. 9. 1813. Lord Arthur Hill l4as this rnorning arrive-d with dispatches from Field Marshal the Marquis of Wel-, lington to Eal Bathurst, .dated Vler'a, Novier r. 1S] 3, of which the ?? are ettracts Vera', -Nov. 1. ISI3. Nothreg of ir orznne has occurred inlthe .linei., since.. i ddresst ypur Lordship.last.: - ,. The ...
... SOUTH AME.RICA. GAZErTE EXTRAORDINARY. OFFICIAL INTIELLGENCE. BULLETIN, No.S. FROM THE ARMY OF THE NORTHs S LIBERATION OF VENEZU13LA. Carthagena, Aug. 16. The vanguard ofjtke army took possession of this city at one o'clock in the afternoon; a body of our cavalry having defeated and made prisoners- a de- tachment of 50 men, who, by order of the Corn- mandant of the cavalry of Fiscar, and the ...
... Paris, Nov. 11.-St Cloud, Nov. II. His Majesty to-day held, at ten o'clock in the morniing, a Council of Administration of War, to which were called the Duke de Feltre, Minister at War ; Count de Cessac, Minister Director of the Administration for War; and Count Mollier, Mini- ster of the Imperia! Treasury. At noon his Majesty received the Council of State, who were conducted to this audience ...
... AG.RICUL TaRAL REPORTS. some e nI ?? camn- Tb~e wheat seed time- has been ver'y favourable, fto ?? c i there, Seasonable ains, bath on tilth land arid clovet Ic-yi. O n tie a. icond, hills in'the northern districts, and also on soaleine t ile cetitralas years counties of Glolscester and Oxford, where. eazlysov~iin&is n v l such cessary, the young wlseats have planted well. The clover . seed ...