... i)o.IiES 7T'I INTELLIG ENVE. L Ol'wi90l §brnttrpl i. The King fas been pleased. to appoint Thomas Al- i cock, Fsq to be Treasurer of the Ordnance, in the I room of Joseph Hunt, Esq. resigned. Mr Hunt was E the Private Secretary of Earl Chatham, when First c Lord of the Admiralty ; his Lordship afterwards t made him a Comnmissioncr of Victualling; and sub- sequently appointed him Treasurer of ...

... Aberbeen. WEDNESDAY, JUNE t8. IDled here, on Filday the R3th curt. in the 75th year of his age, Mr WLLIA V LTTLBJOHN|E I Merchant and House Builder, and lately one of [ i. tie a;sistlates of this C Iy. who for the long le period of so years, carried o n hu iness, with a Rc I- citarader of the greatest respedtability, and most ter 's unblemished integriiy. ?? le Died here sn the 14th, (where he ...

... On Tuesday evening last week, a boy about five d ' vears old, fell into the Thames near Neepsend. Th. chtild remained in the water upwards of a quarter of anm hour before he was found. lie continued abovc A an hour without exhibiting any signs of life; but, af b terapatient perseverance in th;- use of the proper o means, hie was at length restored to his f4iidted pa h | rents. - - I John ...

... WFEDNESD 4Y-DE'EAIJRIER 1 2. ]BIRTI.-On Sunday morning, the 9th intant, Mrs i - CnAIG1I: of Linton was safelydelivered of a Son. | Mari,,d al- (.arltnxvn of Rraonmar. on the 2.t}1 it. I Mairied at Casletoxvwn of Blraemar, onl the 2.th nit. JAnES STuARE Esq. Fcctor for the Right Hon. the Earl of Fife, to Miss JANP EWATSON Died at Edinburgh, on the Sth inst. in the 47th year I of his age, JoHN ...

... SPAIN AN'D POlRTUGAL. t We have no further dispatches from Lord Wellington. The Persian is arrived from Oporto and Vigo . she sailedi from the latter place on the 21st. It is neither from Opor- to nor Vigo we can expect to redceive news from our army; but the letters mention that the Portuguese militia continue to occupy their positions in the rear of thie French. Sil- viera was expected to ...

... MillERICAdN POLITICS. le We are indebted to a friend in this county, for the fo- ti- lowivng very interesting letter, on the subject of Anerican I II, Politics, from a fricnd in Nevehury Port, a considerable s inaritime townt in the state of Massachuot3. It is dfated , alnie 14th, 5SI31-0. ; As national affairs agitate and cenviulse this unhappy country to its centre, I shall give y6u a brief ...

... E L) I As' U f 6 I, na1il o2 ,* 0b. ?? . B , On Saturday, the gnoa medal given by Ljeut.- ii , Ce!tlen! Spenl to the Royal Company of Archers, n ,iras shot for at the MeadoW btiiis, anditafl a WWI contest of two hours, gainied by Ilr TI iols Clharleti Hope, professor of chemistry. ill thie [tnversity -of Edinburgh. This miedal is made of tleorigfna pago- das ?? totle allies, by thc lreaty of- ...

... I DO.lIESI'YI IN ['El ,Ii l(E-CE. 0i00otil, SJUJIh 2. a Several Generals and other O.icers on the Staff in t7:ia coun~try and Irnland, have, it is said, been ordered to town, n to assist inman extensive and inmportant expedition, in con- templation of Ministers. The restriction of the distillazion from Corn is to ta-e e place in England on the 10th o' June, in Scotland on the 15th, and in ...

... DOME-STIC' IN 'ELLIGEA'L'E. anton, Alg. 15. Mondaw being the Prince Regent's Birth.dAy, *O'st of tile distirnguished characters in London called at Carlton-house, to leave their names, in respectful congrawilation. TIhe usial demonstrations of attach- ment to his ?? Highness, and of respect for the anniversary of hi;; birth, were exhibited by all his tradesmen, and those ofthe other branches ...

... ,POST . nta ou, JFeb. 2$. ZNDJ3SPOSITIO' SF HIS MAJ1'Sn2. The following is the Bulletin shewn this day at St. lames's Palace Wiidgor 6itle .Feb 2ES. rlIiB Majesty goes on in the snost-batisfactry nmanner. On Thursday night, in the jiosse of Commons,'mr, Percevalannouncedthat His Royal Fighnenistile-Prince Regect hid declined the honour of a separate House- hold proposed to be given to him ...

... FOLE';IGLV JYTIN'TPLIGENCE. SP XIN AND PORTUGAL. A Mail from Lisbon arrived on Tuesday morning, ?? to Plymouth by lthe Favourite sloop of war, 3 guns, Capt. Clement, after a passage ot' 13 days. 'The Favourite sailcd on the 9th, and has bioughit letters and papers-from Lisbon up to that da'e inclu- siyC, and also dispatches from Lord Wellington. Badzjoz had not fallen at that time, but It was ...

... FOREIGN INTE' ?! IGENCEG nt| SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. SURRENDER OF FIGUER4S. of , t We have received Paris Papers to the 29th last, . one of which, the Moniteur of the 28th, contains id an~account of the fall of Figueras. A ?? ?? of the Commandant of the fortreqs deserted on the Sth August, and informed the enemy that the garri- ibn being, reduced to great disliei, hind withbut holie in ben- of ...