... SUMMARY OF POU'TIS l AMERICAN STATr5. - The dis0pte, whichb has -been so long going on with America, does. at last, appear to be draw- ag to :a clos6. Before:I come to h: has passed in Parliamnent upontbe subject, L must notice what has passed on. the other side of the water.The- wrt of the Co..rittee f-te LOwerose of s,. which I shall vndeavour to t ito Ihe present Number, is, in- fact, a n: ...

... HXe did not maintain the rigIt; but taking1 the expediency of the case, -could any thin, be more easy than to supply the vacancy in the same manner in whlcli' it would be supplied by law in the event of the King's death? Was it not more expedient and moire analogous to the Constttutien, to place the power there,where by legal courseit wbosld in dtie timeigo ? Was not that better than to go on ...

... - OFICIAL PAP 3 -v rwent-opurlhlaS4IM bftk~tenTcl iA Odi Arny.(Connu nfbt jge88.) give a general battle, and .to fpyevery possible megns :to prevaflt the enemyront gttting to . Moiw. The pe1t-O` 4 oak athby aN a 'veil fin o.a, Ond gkrfh bvory ref to hopfe for victr.b$ ,TWim*.vtd gnard, which isat the distmuC4 .oT Werts from -the first line, Wastepgage tt with- a stperr force faeu pulsed ! TIA ...

... OFFICIAL PAPMRS. POTOGAL,-.-THV WAR.--Lando Gazette kxtraordinary. - M0oaday, June 3, I s i i. Downing Street, June 2, 18 Ii .-D tches, of twilich t/te following are Extracts, have been this day received by the Earl of Liverpool, addressed to It's Lordship by Lieutenant- General Viscount 'ellingtonz, dated Eit.7S, ?4nd Nay, 81 i J.. On the night of the I 5th instant I re- Ceived from Marshal ...

... -. i : .. :; , ~ ~ - - I ~ 1 . i .I I A.ftlsCAN STATEs..-InstluCdions -for the Privateer Armed &is sds- of Ak;- Uaited Slates. . I. The tenourof yourcwmisst ioi~,under .he Act of Congresiss, Onriled,, AaAct. concerning Letters of rquie, Prizesf, and Prize G~oods, a copyyol which is hereto annexed, will be co tantly in your view. The hjgh seas referred to inp your Comrnis- sion, yq4 will ...

... ENGLAND.-Declaralion, relative to the Orders in Couwncil.-)ated, Westminster, 21st April, 1812. (Continuedfirom page 736.) - vagant , and he farther announces the pe- nalties of those Decrees to be in full force against all nations which shall suffer their lag to be, as it is termed in this new code, denationalized.-'' In addition to the disavowal oT the blockade of May, 1806, and of the ...

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... GOLDEN RULES' FOR JURYAMEN. I Frons that cexellt Work, Sir Richard PlAR- IfPs's PowERS ANIDDUTIU5 OrJUztuES, a Work which erey man in ESgland ought to reikd. 1. AN honest Juryman should die, rather than consent to a verdict which he feels to be unjust; or wibich in his own private: judginent is not warranted by in- controvertible affirmative evidence.. 2. The worst of social miseries-being ...

... TiHE EXAMINER. LO-axAY, FERUARnY 085. Tnij Dutch Pzpers, that reachel towni on Thursday, cr,. tain an extract from the Mealnewr of the 15th instast i, whkh it is stated, the Duke of BEctuxso had ered SevilIe ; that SmrAts I A Ji had entered Greeada ?? z eceive4 a depitatinu. fro;n Murcia,; that the Junta were runaii and biding Heaven khows where ; and ill fine, that [;tr w Frcnch corps had ...

... 1 SIMP EIRI . L 1 ARLI4 T. HOUSE OF LO!iDS. Tuie iliwtse titxle been -itrtu;:;i dutring the veei; in (rariard, ii:- the 1ills tie lFtle.- On Frideas, ;ie (;:i Liaiht Pili t was itLp3scd, acd the Scotlch Juditalure liil was thimiu out. IEorSr or! ClOMMONS. S~: 'Tf f-rie Rt^N SCOTCH CLERGY. Mr. PYtRCn ' tr,& taio!' be h:d giv'ec n-wirt- la I S~tsie:n r>!if infitimt tn belter tilh situaolion of ...

... iiZELiUSI -Q A-CKER Y- ,TO THE DxTOR or ita tRAXIqtmu-Z iI& . i?,mro ?? ?? ws hich appearediza tbe jjrnxiuet, We. 1283, under the- headl of - teli~iuueQ~a~sktr4 apape,'rs tF hae-t eknize&. a yiivuent emotjpt -among thSails, . Your Carre odes A lsoeripiirnil,~A fissete, and IX hi., ?? in coevequeiite brewved up a sluh o~fwords, hich il suppnse, uwas inseoded to 9iik A nthe ?? author of that ...

... ?? Oi&OP.jV dYD rTII , iH r4 bzira DBPOSjtfd~q~d RICEAR TIRO*'- ;- tiuej, eeiler Istm, 1410. jjuntaiilly e ?? me this day RichaeJ Throp. a ,Jrlate iin tie Si Koa1 bgtment 2oIwer aiamtes lela, *80 soleninly sliv;eth; the Charges he preferred before a Court oi *Anqufrys:Xaffit &dsd ?? SmifA and Ajutauil Wiluiam isoint elI o the aforenaied rgiment, as well Us thoeheb aftet.war sce51tld before ...