... render each corps more effe&ive in tl ;:orant and a-tive scrvice into which they are abryt to be called. i portuguese ship Lusitania of and from the Bra. 2S ACA5Tn~oo Master,` laden with sugar, coffee, ;j ia cotton, arrived ?? at Cowes. She is ...

... be given, in full property anid Sove- a reigoty, to is Maljesty the King of Etruria, under the title of Ksing of Northern Lusitania. a II. The Iingdom of Alentejo and the Kingdom of the Al- garbce, shal; be given, in full property and sovereignty, to the ...

... Ol pono, so wvere to be given to the King of I TF.U its *Vwho )ie was to assume the title rif ?? King of \ nt-ti crn tst Lusitania. That portion of Foriugili, which is ry called the kingdom of Alantejo, and the kingdom r of ALGARVES, were to be given ...

... reigning family of his Majesty the K~ing (if Sp aIn. , I. Intdefaunltoflegitimite descenilantsorlheirs ofthe King of Northern l.usitania, or of the Prince of. Algarbes, these. conuntries -will be-given as an investiture to his Majesty tre King of Spain, on ...

... nights illuminated, and several fine transparencies were exhibited, among which one attracted peculiar notice, representing Lusitania lying at the feet of Great Britain, and the latter in the act of raising her withone. hand, while with the other she points ...

... circum- ts stances, as shall be agreed upon between the two high e, contracting parties. ad ir IV. The Kingdom of Northern Lusitania, shall be cu possessed by the hereditary descendants of his Majesty hsa n the Kingof Etruria, according to the laws of succession ...

... Catalonia, the regiments of Ireland- and of the Queen. The cavalry was composed of the regimentsof lhe Queen, of Bourbon, and Lusitania. FEB. 2.--It has been published in Germany, that some Nobles, domiciliated at Potsdam, have been arrested, for having loudly ...

... be saved. The Sappho; .C nitch, arrived in the Downs from Suri- ham, sailed the 28th March, in company with the Amwell, Lusitania, Lucy and Alida, and Mary., The Selina, transport, Moore, from Gibraltar, was totally lost on' Mahday5 night, hear Plymouth ...

... foaming ocean; and, since the war in the Penin- as become a sort of amphibious animal, for They are now landed on the coast of Lusitania in as si h blood and order, as they have been embarked itg the shores of Albion:-FoUr officers, 28 men, 1 horseS, 16th ? ...

... luminous task of our I felicity. Oh ! happy day! Oh! certain presage of our a; future felicity! Ohl ! warriors of Albion, of Lusitania, P and afflicteid Spain, by you we are free! Oh! fathers of the country, by you we are happy'! , Si August 14.-The Retiro ...

... 1i1C th11ogllt tlllt it did nlot eqicrireL C lgster hi- k-'tt to presclribe in the British Mectropoli-, ?? in a colony of Lusitania, -and a r'rd~ s dare1d to ftel tlfe palilsss of, anr1 to give physic to, f/rl Lo;rv/onesrs Tis gave some ?? to the College ...

... company with te another frigate; the John O'Gant, Inglis, of Lancaster; sf the Blesdon, eall,; the Npeik, he Aarora, and the LuSitania tlsefourforme wee burt. Ontboardthelatterafterscut- dtin her in three places, the enemy gl. tie respctive crews, Of if consisting ...