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... King r.f France, and large army, under rite command of one of the Archdukes, is ordered march Italy. Spain, all accounts, is in dreadfully convulsed state —the storm that is sweep Ferdinand and his long muster-roll of bigots, is brewing, and the beloved ...
... Biire master, and the principal citizens, Napoleon, who, after charging an invective against the obstinacy of ih . nl _ Archduke Ferdinand, and after lauding the wisdom and i, r scncc of mind of Ic rctfcclaUc General O’Reilly” (|,j I,. 1 words,) the terms ...
... Majesties reached Monzo at two o’clock. They were received the Palace the Archdukes Francis Charles, Lewis, and John, the Archduke Viceroy, the Duke and Duchess Modena, the Archdukes Ferdinand and Maximilian, and the local authorities Thousands had assembled ...
... the Magdeburg and Leipsic Gazettes, that the Emperor of Austria was about to abdicate in favour of his brother, the Archduke Ferdinand, caused some surprise in Paris on Wednésday. It is hardly necessary to sny that it is totally destitute of truth.—7tmes ...
... uspension bridge now being erected across the Danthe cities of I’esth and Ureda, took place in the e Archduke Charles, the hero of Wagram. He re- Emperor Ferdinand of Austria, his nephew, and J with the most splendid illuminations, and the , acclamations. The ...
... malignant in its as on former occasions, and there is no mention of iglish or French who have been carried off it. The 1 Archduke Rainer, third son of the Grand X)uke of Tus•d the 14th instant, the Villc ( atagiole, at Florence : fife of Prince Prospero ...
... viz:—a very massive gold chain, weigh- instructions to his shopmen, which that he would ing upwards of half a pound, from Ferdinand 11 uot return untill a very | our. He proceeded to the Rue King of Spain, to Mr. Riley's brother; a pair of bracelets Montmartre ...
... against the Austrian Court would to have been made at Pisa, on the 7th inst., on the occasion of the arrival of the Archduke Ferdinand Este, the Emperor’s brother, who, hist year, was civil military governor of Galicia, when that province was visited ...
... servant the rurte . PaojFXTt.n Royal Marriaoe—A matrimonial alliance is in contemplat.on between his Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdinand of Aus-sria and her Imperial Highness the Archduchess Elizahe'h, daughter of the late Arc.idokc Palatine of Hungry. ...
... city of Hamburg. Letters from Vienna state, that the marriage of the Archduchess Elisabeth, (laughter of the Archduke Joseph, with Prince Ferdinand Vtclotre of Modena, took place thedthinst., at Sclionbrunn. According to a summary the progress of commerce ...
... the city of Hamborch. Letters from Vienna state, that the marriage of the Arch. duchess Elizabeth, of the Archduke Joseph, with Prince Ferdinand Victoire, of Modena, place on the 4th Tu the house of an woman who died the other day at Balderton, and who ...
... followi single man in mith makes That RIT! vn (of B.) will vot find Det. 76, (both uncles of the Emperor) ; Frederick, son of Archduke Charles, aged 26. the Imperial family of Austria lost in of last year four of fis members Emperor two uncles, one sister ...