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that part of Great Britain .called Scotland, as of the Episcopal Communion, protected an,d allowed by an Act passed in the tenth year of Her late Majesty Queen Anne, cap. 7, intituled ff An " Act to p…

General Mina is still following the enemy, and he has taken from him two pieces of cannon, and some stores in Tudela, and three hundred prisoners. Lieutenant-General Clinton has also taken possession …

jesty's Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that all merchant ships and vessels, and all other ships and vessels not having the plague, or any other infectious disease or distemper high…

pressed, on that memorable occasion, beg leave to approach your Royal Highness, with our heartfelt congratulations, on the brilliant and decisive victory obtained by Field-Marshal the Marquess of Well…

allowing a drawback on carrot tobacco exported, for altering the duties on pearls imported, for repealing the additional duty on barilla granted by the said Act, for allowing a drawback of the additio…

began, both ships steering full under the topsails; after exchanging between two and three broadsides, the enemy's shjp fell on board of us, her mizen channels rocking in with our,.fore-rigging. I wen…

and Toro, and the difficulties in the passage of the .Esla had retarded the movement of our rear, while the enemy had concentrated their force to a considerable amount between Torrelobaton andTordo si…

A List of Killed and Missing, in an attack on the Enemy's Batteries and Vessels at Cacalacie, May 16, 1813. Berwick?John Jones, marine, killed. Euryalus?George Reardon, ordinary seaman, missing. List …

pieces of cannon, four hundred and fifteen waggons of ammunition, all their baggage, provisions, cattle, treasure, &c. and a considerable number t)f prisoners. The operations of the day commenced by L…

Page 1 16747. ] The London Gazette. From €u*tfmp, June 29, to £aturtmp, July 3, 1813. T the Council-Chamber, fl'hiteliall, the 1st Regent, making the usual reverences, in the- fol- lowing order : PRES…