... 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)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 ...

... POS TSCR I PT. .11 '5 2 ion has of by re- :he ril ib- )er :h- od if- his nd ch 1. N, 'II 1*. he as ,Lanton, Slu -7. SIR FRANCIS BURDET'r ORDERED TO BE SENT. TO THE TOWER. The Debate on Sir Francis Burdeat's Letter was re- sumned, on Thursday, in the House of Commons, and lasted until Half-past Seven next morning, when, on the motion of Sir Robert Salusbury, Sir Fraicis Burdett was ordered to ...

... 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 ...

... LUCIEN BO IP42ARTE. The report of Lucien Bonaparto bcing'in our'hands, is confirmed.- He xvas not. hoxwever, taken priso- ner; he proceeded with his family from Civita Vec- chia in the Roman States, to Cagliari in Sardinia. where he voluntarily surrendered himself, and claim- ed the protection of Mr. Hill, the British Minister Mr Hill, not thinking it prudent to receive him at ~agliari sent ...

... LONDON G,4ZEETE EXTRAORDI- NA.RY. Ddowraing Street, October 14. 1810. S _ n A dispatch, of which the following is a copy, n was received this day at the Earl of Liverpool's E Office, addressed to his Lordship, from Lieute- r ?? Lord Viscount Wellington, K. B. S l dated Coimbra the 30th September, 1810. MY Lori), I While the enemy was advancing from Celeri- o I co and Francoso upon Vizen, the ...

... IE') I N..B V (U G ii Yesterday the right hoiioura:ale the Lord Provost, lag;itrawe%, and CouncI, appoinied James L'AmIy, L;q. advocate, to be one ef the city assessors, Ii rooca (if W. F. Tytler, Esq. USw 4herif 9f If41u - yowv f)eCif,,i? tibofte2 Ir~lia'ue Of M- ?? MA ~lIo aeI twi hilt th.e few '1 y. A litge, ?? Cl lain, urvipeind far mrn-i-v vear; iii Oil- weight ?? If L Itl, andl, pt i ...

... IMPERL4J P1,4RL[ q.lT ENT. E!^TO AD 'r Y W1)Y in HOUSE OF LORDS. ; he he - T14?LrsdW,/, A'JW/. 10.t The Ho1se, in a Committee of Privileges, was for cf ; length of time employed in hearing counsel on the J claimr to the vanhnrs Peerage, and the ju(dges at- _, tended to deliver their opinions oln a point of law.- Several private biliq were brought up from the Con- mons, and re, a first time. ...

... E D I JV AL U I jU, ; , - 271i t 3: - The 4?d reginent, at present in Canterbury, is f under orders to einbarl; for Leith. Oin Monday night, the sloop Eliza, eidtI master, with a cargo of lime, l ing at anchor olf l)undee, took irke; and was sunk a little outside of the rocks F calied tile Graces.- We understantl t(hat Leeds, Mancnhesti-r, and ollser great maeufacturing towns, are already ...

... PERTn, October 4. The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here by Lord Meadowbanl!-, and, after the usual preliminary forms, proceeded to the trial of Alexander Dewar, Dun- can Menziez, James Macdonsld, William M'Gregor, Donald and Robert Dewvar, James Canmeron, and James Macgregor from Appindall, for a deforeement of Mr Malcolm, supervi;or of Excise, in May last. The Advocate-depute ...