... 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 ...

... a'RT .M I vIS -l Af Rt z. i . REFORMWIX'PAALIA9'ENT. I - , FRID¢lYm, ?? 9. i This'day a. very numerous. and 'repieable M eeting of tile Inhabitants, Househol'deis of the City-of West-. ninster, as. held in Old Palace Yard, agreeably td- PRequisition j for 'the'.:purpose of cuns'idering of'the'pro- .piety ofpresefnJ P titiols to the-Kings, and to Par-- liamnentf oo the stibjet5 bof Pai ...

... I AlU~E CiF - FJEC. ..ONq.'TRE PsOhCA CON.-ND,.UCl () TlLATE? I £XPEDITION TO ,TxsE1E SCeMDLD1 , ?? ?? R 1,sIHT StOl NSi R. )A VI D O)U N AS,~ P.15 `CO M MA N RI N Atthatumewer yo fist cquintd by his MsjeaCtV'S Min~ehe lth~beu'ltetzonof sbdin ?? o to s-e ~. Shelt ? it is n L~ td ofrvlcchthat I eao~.eired by~ 24thik-BiilintooHouse.-~ On -,tie i~th of Vlarch, fiihai .been. appointtd Olommandq, ...

... 'ENGUSH CATHOLIC MEETING. London, Feb. 1, 1810. At a numerous- and mostn respectable' Meeting of English Roman Catholic No- - blemen, Gentlemen, and Clergy, held this day, at the St. Alban',s Tavern, the following Resolutions were unanirnousfly adopted :-The RiGht Hon. Lord Stourton, in ~the CIhair;- : Resolved, 1. Thatthe Roman Catholics of England are subject to several penal and disabling ...

... II'E ZIORVING: CHRONICLE.. L 0 OND O.N: , FRIDAY , JEBRUARr g, a . ys : l . were . C.. Yesterday some letters we received from Jamaica, by the Niobe frigate, Captain Lo tlhG. ?? accounts are not of a late 'date; but we understand, that large torders for our mierchants,-and a considerable qua tti*y of bullion, have been received by this bpportu'Aiy. ' We had- yesterday advices from' New. ...

... ' ,THBM,,, L. ClIONIThE.I : ?? ?? , ii' . ' i A ' i ?? ' ., ' ?? . ' ~ *: ' | . 1TUa7L.RDA0,N 7D.l N 'Last night vwe recei. `putch toat` e zot`le i - stant.:- An artic1e from Madiid, dated tlhe, st, extrac- |#ted 'from the Afoniter, .s'tates,'. ,that .the Duke' of .B5L- |UNo had einteed Sevlle that Gen,.sSa AsTiASiiANI entered ?? *nd that the 8ih zad'§tlvcorps had arrived at Burgois, and. ...

... FOREjX _T.I -XTELLIGEACE. 1 , RC B T fro firep ) e of t re Captain of tr e ft igate, I'man ,jnrg trg xio eehg's frigate ARcommee, oo tire fj;S ite o f llnrine O , on te3h of remerinher, the frigate, La Rertrnmee- mcr my COirindad1, and La Cirlidet, Capt. St. Cricq, beingh sit e trsswports under y convs y, in lat . I7. 6 N. 62. W. 00 Pscried t t half-past twel ve, P. M , a large frigate a nd a ...

... Farthermnore, they have laid us open to all our enemies; whoever will invade, mav not doubt to subdue Is: for they have taken from us the- sihews of war, that is AMoney and Courage ; all our money is gone, and they have exhausted the troiasure of the nation; and when people are poor, their s/sirits ore low, so that we are left without a defence; and who nust lwe thank for bringing us into this ...

... ,ord COCIMAN1 s Speech in tke House .of CommncnS, Monday, January 29, 1810. Sir; Painful as it is, to present myself to the attention of this Housp, on the pre- sent occasion; yet a duty, which I owe to Iy Country, demands the sacrifice of My feelings. It is incumbent on me that I should submit to this House, the reasons on which I found the Motion of which I have given notice, for the Minutes ...

... TIET POLITICf:I EXAM A[INEI _ _ _ e f___ ?? ?? _ -_I rjsrtrl.Iu aiw bfit' rfo'til. go!.l Fe*w. Uni tI FT. ?? ?? -ShI IERIDANI 's1OTION ...

... ! ?? - I yj:u. 7'.TCAR.DO, ip bis Pafluiset ots ?? high price ofr I iwni, Iwl ttostP, as a renledY I ' a evil, fha?,r t>.e1 Bavl heA copeL~led! ...

... THEh' OPF 21- Ors it SAU LI'a,-I Wait kA Y ?? b) ,rC. LoR's letter in th6 - ot UG' ?? wo id ?? bcei. at re'eivinr one frern a 1 . s *islyii ...