... tot. Lisboh, Dec. 25 ?? n The French force, which 1ias nearing Rio Major, an for the purpose of carriing ofF some of the minanne salt, Which iscrystalized near that city, was at-' S. tacljed and repulsed 'by the English whose whole we loss consisted in one horse wounded. et enemy set fire to some houses in Montenal, in the district of Leria, in revenge fora Lieutenant of chasseurs of the ...

... !5j n - I EDINBURGH, :oNDATrJANUSAgT 2a, STATE OF HIS 1 MAJESTY'S HEALTH. Windsor Castle, Jan. 24. i resty is as well as he has been on any preced- . s Windsor Castle, Jan. 2n. Hii Majes continues in the same state in which he was (Signed as usual.) Fridayi at twelve o'clock, the Lord Chan. r and Mr Perceval arrived at Windsor Castle, ,etieq had an audience of her Majesty for about rtrer of an ...

... TiE RSGENCY.-BefOre I proceed-to what I intended principally to make the subject of observation in this Number, I think it necessary to go back, for d little, to the subject of Reform, treated of in 'my last. I there spoke of the measure as ne- cessary to produce that sort of spirit and union in the country, now so loudly called for by all the circumstances of the nation, both at home and ...

... - CA X I 'UICW- SOLDIERS. r[FloM TUE DUBLIN FVF.SINt. POST.3 On Friday last tbe-folloisnt Ceneral Order was enlerebl (on the orderly books of the rcbiixients d,,ing duty ill lin, and was, as wihii bve .eell III thC setuel, forirardud tt Uevery regiment in Ireland.i * i ENERAL ORDrR. Adjutart Generat's O-,xce, Dubthl, Jan. 181i . t Reports having been circuinated, that Catholic Solwicri have ...

... IMPERIAL PARL IAMENT HOUSE OF LOR3DS. This TljtC;e rmet an Molnday, and afie r selne roalinle hsnh ?? djourned ?? Y ' -o -W-aimeedazsny, Jan. 93! i The Position ofif the ~ivery of Londonr, preqented b. Lord Eas'iv ?? ias mvitkhdrawu,in consequence of objec 1i6n Inflt bs toelid' FLoo;ivto ?? o) ?? -lstead of 1111g11.4 the Seal of tib Corporkio, it hc tf be siged by the d MaLyor, ?? Alduernen ...

... .otrd Grenville's rea.sons JPo niot ?? 0 with ?? directionA of t/us 'l reasuhl IJaiYallt;' ut i Thle cor'r'espitlpli~de betwveen thle Lovds oft'l T rea sayand AUdito'r of thle l~ehequer (Ljord Grenville, whic was thjk subject of discams io. II'! in the Lords and ~Conifim.)us, haq beei~ pri'li ntd. t e stin or11 money required by M I.PTL'e Vlla, it mpljpeaxS, was no0 less thal' One Millionk ...

... POSTS 1CP Tbhursday in the House of Comn.ons, M-r. Lush- lin'' illgtoD brough: uip, tbe report of tlip Corhmittee on ha: the Expiring Laws'Bill. Ordered to be printed. su( The Chancellor of 'thie Excheqrter in pursuance of, of hiis niotice of yesterdtay, rtse to move for a secret thi Cornmittee, to determine ._vhat payments, ordi- ust ozjiyjiyr;ladeonutof thieprivyipurse; it would be ex- sta ...

... TIE llMORNING CHRONICLE. - LOND ON: MONDAI, JFANVUA r is, 1811. t .- ?? .D Mr. P1? Y received dispatches on Saturday from his Government containing all the recent dqcutment$ respecting, the negociations with the French Court.- We understand that no additional facs of public im' portance are through that channel communicated, and that the Government of the United States was anxiouly expedting ...

... biSrUsIoNVS AlN.D 3YID I iOSIOS IN TME 1I0RDSE OF LDS, ON FRTDAY NIGHT, W.IIILE STRAN5F.RS'WERE WITHDRAWN. Thnesubstance df the - very curious Discussidois and repeated Divisions thich took t~lae iii thc House df Lords on Friday night, after strangers had w i~idra*n, was correaly stated in the Mo hring hiro .?icle of Satupr- day. There were in all five Divisions. By the fir'sts the sense of ...

... T17 MRIGGRAcE LO-NDON: -U.ESDAr, JANUAf r 8,8 IziX. The Letters by the Heligoland Mail were delivre yesterday morning. Those from Petersburgh are of tb '7th ult.- and inforrm us that the Committee of Mer chants, which we said. had been appointed to cor,,M cute with the E.mppaoit in 'person, and alone, ha b, dissolved by the 'influence of CAULINCOURT. Fromn tl general tenor of the Letters, it ...

... 'URITED PRLIAMENT GREAT BRITAAn AND. IRFLND. s in HOUSE-OF LORDS, JAN. 55. ha- Lord AUDLEY' took the Oaths and his Seat. hoIS :.ftEENCY. wok- The dider of the D ay being read, the House resolved i . itself -i'to Sa Commnittee .on the Regency Bill; Lord otter, WALSINGHAM xinthe Chair. - h*~ The Title' and the Piearmble were Post~oned. On the readingr of the first Clause, cdnstituting his it' ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Jan. i0o Their Lordships assembled at' ten o'clock this norting2. in'pursuance of the adjournment 'of' Tues- days andsoon afterwards the Lord Chancellor took his seat -on the W'oolsack. In the absence of the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, the Serjeant at Arms ( Mvir Watson) announced at the bar a message from the House of Commons. It Wqs orderied-that the messenger be called in. ...