... it were after the style ot' old.Cromuell ; he would have noaobjection to see a frigate dispatched to the Grand Duke, and his',duke- ship informed that unless he behaved himself, we would well popper his ears for him. 'T'he speaker co0ngratu- lated the ...

... e. at zus, Agtntlemaln lately returr,ed from Paris, Whn wit- di hey tessed the first meeting of Marshal Soult and the In his Duke of Wellington, represents, that the Marshal, on n) his beinig informed his noble antagonist was present in the, in tad rootsh ...

... Meck- lenhdrgli', in con equence of the departure of tlhe plateiivels, hoi-fes,' &c. of the King of , -England through his ?? Duke has replied to the French General with becor- ir.g. fp Iit. l' lruOu;¢ aobcr- ?? officers lately fent by G'eneriil Mlbrticr ...

... o000.. . a . SECOND. BULLETIN. - .|t .Iead-mqarters, Maubz6qrf, Xpril 27. ft When tbe Emperor left-Landshut, he sent the hi Duke of Istria to prqceed 'to: the. Inn, and pursue p: the two corps of the. enemy beaten at Abensberg Al and Landsaht. He arrived ...

... would be more satisfactorily raised, and the Earl of Belmore, acting upon the advice of the Marquis of £alisbury, withdrew his ?? Duke of Argyll then moved that on the sale of a holding, in .respect of which the landlord or any of his predecessors had purchased ...

... proibi Itit; tifoicer lhan 158'oa~rIalgei were oaid tohbat! iebeen solemnized at the threie' esternia'Syncgegsliei, rhhroelY his Duke's-place. Greet 5alnt lielen'to,.ed trndeonhatlltr eet. kii. - 1NcENDIARISM IN ,SUvF0L4,-,,Bt1T ST. aod' Enattona, May 1ji ...

... make the necessary ara 3nuenieiets. It con- sists nf the followlng noblemen and geqtlenen Duke of Richmond Col. B. Knox,. hi.?. Duke of Beaufort Sir J. Fergueson, Bart. M.P. Marui of Bath Alex. B. Cochrane, iE. M.P. Earl ofs hlardwilclk e Vi'eount Ingestre: ...