... P 0 S T S C R I P T. ?? C. n, Tjj V2 NF.GOCIATIONS WITH THE PATiOTS-A | RANGEMENTS FOR THE CAPTURE OR DE- STRUCTI'GN OF THE FRENCH SQUADRON- REVOLT OF A SPANISH ATR 1'AY-RUNIOURED DEFEAT (OF MURAT AT IMIADRID, AND RrS- CUE OF l.iSBON FROM JUNOT! ! The accounts from Spain increase in interest and im- ?? anuther parit of our Paper, we have given an ample detail of tlhe gratifying intelligence ...

... TO THE: EDITOR. r H I NTS .5 REE6cTl%' COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE, PA2 aY SPIRI1, t X AND THE AFRICAN INSTITUTION. SIR At a moment when the spirits of conurnercial men droop, when taxes are necessarily increased to support the ex- pence of defending ourselves against an inveterate foe, when the expence of the necessaries of life is felt even by the o- pulent, there is something singularly ...

... FOREIG AT IrTEL LIGAE.VC. SITUAXTIN OF SPAIN. GE£NERAL RISING OF THE PATRIOTS. Two more Spanish Deputies arrived on Sunday-they came from Gallicia, the largest and most populous of all the northern provinces of Spain-fhe one is a Nobleman, the other a Captain in the Spanish Navy. They arrived in the Alcmene frigate, Capt. Trenilett. The following is the statement which, we understand, has been ...

... JI erVeI a 6 IFEDATkSD.4 YLATL Y G. On the 29th ult; Mrs. BURNETr, Belmont-street, vas safely delivered of a daughter. I s ?? en *b: n in t itOtlIP RPv TVInMAS Married at Elgin, on the 21st nIlt, the Rev. THOMAS SU M'1FARrLANE Of Edinkillie, to Miss P'ALMER of Elgin. 'M Died at Edinburgh, on the 21st June, 4%riS. CHRtSTIArs Sb SCOTT, widow of the deceased Alexander Leith, of Free. fie field, ...

... .loretl~auwt 3ntruigenre. FQJREIGN. i The act for incorporating Tuscany with the French Empire is another step in the career of Bonaparte to uni. versal tmpire. He des not even think it necessaj; in this 5, instance to disgiise his ercroachmeftt, for he distinctly says, l that all regions and coasts which lie adjacent ti the Fren -h p territory must be incorporated with France, and thus in l ...

... I - I l) ISPA TCHE IS. FOf().31 CA DIZ, Kc. OFFICIAL. We step the Press to insert the following important Let- ter, just received by the Lord Mayor, fromd; Lard Castle- reagh:- DcwzSin.gStreet, July 1, 180S. ' My LOVED, } I have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, that die- patches have been received from 'Major-General Spencer, ]daed off Cadiz, the 6th lt. by which it appears that a ...

... ED IN B U R G H, - CW?_2 2.- ; ' HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. 'I A General MA etitig of this Society in terms of its Char. p ter, was held in their EHall here, on Monday last, at k . 1 - -h 2 st~ abr e at: and d n~lemen of the Socie4z, to tte ntotnitei ?? in Right Honotrab'e Lord Visciaunt CATUCART'. a- , Vice-1aresideits 'in th, Chair;. ies When after a Ballot as requircd by ?? -tiles or the ...

... I I RELATIONS 'f AMERICA &itth ENGLAND,: and FRANCE. I The embargo continued to be rigorously enforced at the date of the last accounts; numefous attempts have been made to evade it, particularly isi the ports adjoining to the Spanish and British lines, and it appears to have at length produced a very serious ferment throughout the country. In the neighbourhood of Ljakc Chsmplain, the people ...

... IMPERILAL t . ,lT . - .HOUSE OF COMMONS. a t -: Thiursday, June 30. a Sir F. Burdett gnoved for a return of all corporal punish- r ments inflictid-in the army during the last ten years, with 1 . the causes thereo f His object was theabolititn of corpn-t if ral 'pubishmenits which were6unnecessa~ry for ?? mainte- niue p£f discipline, of which their not being used in the ar- to *r le~f our enemy ...

... FOREJiG.V INVTELLIGENVE. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. f - __ _ _ _ The official dispatches from Cadiz are not yet arrived, though there was a report oR Thursday night, that a Te- legraphic Dispatch had been received from Plymouth, an- nduncing the arrival of the Juno cutter, with advices from Cadiz. i n the Mean time, rumour, at usual, attempts to supply I the plae of real information, and amnong other ...

... EJJA!ilC Jh ' 0' I 7 - 7 --T §e -. I ?? ! ''li day ?? ?? the' aututsun vacation, anid will-not mnie again in it~s p'resent form. When the Court ihedetti Ndivero nibtr't, ?? be divided.iil- to t voCdurtS, ini one of w i h5 contistisg oeight Judges, the pfe'sent Lord PresiAes t. will 'prede. ' the other, consisting of seveh Judges, the Lord listkei Clerk ViiLl9 pres.- This division,: into tili ...

... (PERATIONS IN VINLAND, NORWAY, tc. I e ?? rai from Gotenblrgh arrived on Turesdy morning . The following is the only article bf any importance which .it conita~ilis,- ' ,~ -:ntd~.hc t GonrTt 3UH, JUNZ 27. 1 A tourier afrived ?? morning firnm Stockholtn; with e dispatches fron Sir John Moore, for Lieut.-Gen. Hope, Asince wltich v.we Understand an order has been given for all bofcers9t-o rc ...