... -FPOREIGN iVT& FRENCH LEGISIATIVE BODY. PARIS, April ~2.-The last meetin g of this as- ter. iby took place Yesterdav, Count de Montesqupiu E ing President of the Assemilvou'nt 'Regiiall Con;:selloi of State, delivered the Speech for cios ing the sessic'i, of which the following are, the prin c4pal passages - - WGEbNvLEME-..Ahe labours of yon-r double 'Ses- sion.- the. events wvhich have ...

... PRIVAlE CORARSPONDNCE.N v '-iLoendoo,.May 9.4 past 7 P. Tv. - t .. SIR FRANCis BURDETT- MThis day, at one o'clock, Mr Sheriff Wood, attended by a numerousland respectable deputation of the Livery of London, proceeded in- state frog Guildhall tol the Tower, to wait upon Sir Fraiiiris Burdett, in pursuance of the resolutions of the Livery assembled in Common Hallon Friday last.-. Being admitted ...

... MERCURIUS CALEDONJUS; The follo-ieg notice for`le. stricu obsrvne of L. Lent is copied from the old edition of the Mercury: w -We are commanded to; -give, timely ssice t all his ;, e- Majesties good Subjects,jthat' on' Thursday (Jan. 29.) a-. His Majestv' set,.,frth d Proclamation for Restraint of ' ?? 1)K jlpig rej #zg-4 Eating fFleFsI hin 1tent, or On :hF Fisibdar.aapointed bj the Law to be ...

... .alctoiaz AevurO: ,.EDINIBURGH, SZTURDAr-.MAr iO. any Accounts have. been received from the British ,Pe arm ?? Wellington, who, it apptears, has advanced into Spain with the- supposed intention of m- proceeding to Salamania,vwhere a large part of Mas- eir sena's force is collected for the iovasion of Portugal. The enemy al to -be in great force at Ciu- -dad Rodrigo, 'a town about 15 miles ...

... JE FEpr TI E7XPOSED -Sib3A . :; ?? _fif * : . 'i ?? ' I : The following further pa 'ulars ' r-elating tlhs: subject are. extracted from the Truro paper: Obkerving, in a London paper of last week, the stateinent of ah* Amrnican ship 'haing taken poor- -Jefery from the island of Sombrero,- and that he; * 3died a--dy or two after ale bvs taken on board the - Ehl~i~-..i.thought it our dut~r'to ...

... . re t iant 0 ?e . -: fin ' - 'EDINBURGH, )as-e 9h - fTHURSD rM rl- Lere . Ld- The accounts contained in the foreign papers- re- At- specting the affairs of Spain, are completely contra-t ditr.From the adwihi Ived ictory. French and Dutch ~papers, whichit els. have been received to the 7th inst. it would appear v pa- that ilthe various actions which have take place for ve& the last six- weeks, ...

... MA O'CONXNOR AND MRtY'rTtETG . The.lfollowing is a copy of.the correspondence wvhich has, taken place between, Mr Roger O'Connor and Mr :Lytrkton, in ?? ?? allusion of the- latter, in the House of Comimons, to the connection of the for-- mer with Sir Francis- Burdett: l * MR O'CONN6R's FIRST LETTER TO MR LYTT1iEVON. - SIP-From a wish that no personal concern of-mine should be blended with any ...

... Ad =P . s Z Z N- : , n_ . T H I r :D 0IEU l n - 'THIRD R-E POR Z Y~ : The-Com~IsssaoxERs4 appointed by Royal Warrant, under an Act, intituied, cc An.Actconcerning the Adminisira.- tiun of.Justice in Scotiavd, and ?? to the House of Lords; x ; THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. THE Cornmissioners appointed by your Majesfy's . warrant, dated1the 24 day df Nl~vember 108, pursuant a to an act ...

... FOREI&N I TEL; J FROIM THEFRENCHj ad PARIS, May~ 5.-i Maet liS ji'- -tHis mj J,,tYissuedh in decree o eL of a ?? the 1s aunet-lke Art. A. Frenchmen, aiffected by the diofh' ~ Ldecree of the 6th'April 1809 ad r sept. s s180.4 to tha present Period, tha ' ' te o against as 'n thy s rvic e of th haje 6 r-with ~we are-at peace, shiall. obtain a n1al ~~,1r Of forming themrselvesi before the co mina ...

... _ EES ,R THENGENERAL ISSMBLY. *Presbytetyof Kintyte.-MrD& Mald, Candpbell~win M Crawfai,. Sklpsh~ and Sidd.ae iid Mi Steuart, of:lbride Axi~n ?? Alexnder -Macdonald Lqheo.' Lee and Carnyvae1, ]Barr. M. P. de ...

... ?? ~PR~ECBDINT&. hen Jud J_-nkyns was brought before the s R.um riamentiii,346, he addressed the Speaker. an thefolloing. aimer:- I yor .speecI2.,M Speaks0r, you said tH use was offended wth my. eLhAaour, i n ioitaking.any obeisance to you upon any oping.here and thisavas the more woudefe at± becaus pretended to be kloitio ti tas of the hnd (having de it vndy e years.) A `Kbec ase .I am was ...

... - LOR D.SKi ' =ETTER, at0 O ER 111ETTLER, ;^ 'The following is the letter addreudb Lord Ess to R. B. SxirIDAN, Esq. at the tifnieoE the discussion in tie House of Corninuns, on the subj'ct o- he resolutsbn of the Bench of Lincoln's Inu against thu' pts-- It- will -be read with- livhely interestby all those wh-desire t6 preserve re- -spect for the character of the. L'earned Bday t. whom it ...