... MONDAY-NOVEMBER U The account received in town last night of Prince Regent was of a favourable nraure; alia. he had a restless night on Saturday. AIS tiX clock yesterday morning he was macis refrshed, the inflamnmation in his ancle, &c. wvs Iessaflz, in the afternoon he was considered muc be every respect. A nunmber of persons of disinction lefttL at York-house yesterday. The Scout, which ...

... FIFTH REP OR I tr TEE COmfSS&,II).ssN2,RS ORc IRO.AnS ATl. -gMIW-ES IN E ITIiOiLASDS OF S0bTLAN'. 4 Before-Ballater btridgie was rebuilt, the river Dee J was unprovided'wit ' an-y'biidge Yor the space1 37 ' Miles froie Bracmair asrtvard h-a latej is about 13 1 imihes firom-Braernar, so that at piesent the obstruc- f tion is xeiduced to ?? milues eastward from Ballater, and e~ven this is found ...

... PM2ft TRCORRESPONIENiCk. -London .Dec. 6, -.pastsevenPM. | zi' N' have received to-day a commnunication from f 3 Baltimore, Which confirms' what is intimated in the , President's message, as to the state of the manufac- tures. It is therein said,'that so complete is the es- ?tablishmet for the purposes of the cotton articles, , hat if the non-intercoiirse shld continue for .asingle year more ...

... 'DESAT OPGIRARD. ?? ~ - - - X a, ?? 1:11: We are enabled to insert a .Itee f'omi Geie- a Hil~i's b~ther, ?? bein$ thbearer' the of- cial report to Lord;WeWliigqtn, Wnmust haive -6ss'ess- e'd'th'e'jnot aitimle 'm'eans bf V rrnatiion)~ to h1ts cdr- ?? ~isboki,' together with such' adidiion- al CirCuim~sf ances 'as':tblA 'tcoirespoiidel6ent ,was himself enawbled 'to cilleeti~- i ?? ?? 2 Lsbon ...

... s!roniau taerturp.- q1 lG H NBRGHt} 'tl .. . ?? SD,4 ~r-O C ER S. - a a OF ]js AAJESTY'S HEALTH. if S Windso~r Castle, Sept. 28. tesY ?? in the same state as yesterday. Windsor Castle, Sept. 99. ?? in the sanie~state. * -4 Windsor Castle, Sept. So. inues in the same state. .` 2 (Signed as usual) Si ts received on Saturday, from Wind: a the report of the physicians to the i ,Council to be of ...

... BO2'AL I NST iTViON-AThrch%3. Dr Davi's Tenth Lectoi-e related to the nature of sulphur, pliosphoru.s, and carbon, which lie considered as compound substances, contrary to the rmceived doctrine of the French chemists, who rank tbeln amongst the most simple bodies vvith which we are act:.a:ired. Sulphur, during comnbustion i- atmospheric air, or. with oxygen gas, comibines with the oxygen, and ...

... LISSBN MAQ. Lisbon, No1. 8. i ,Nota aword of news from the army. The sickness. decreases very fast. Below is an account of the ac- itual situation of ?? army 1st Division, at Digi'ze, near Celoric : . .d Ditto, Alente ij Sd Ditto, . Albergaria 4th Ditto, Villa de Cervas, &c. near Barba del Prcto 6th Ditto, Penseis, near Guarda 7th Ditet, Pen; Maca. .light Ditto, Guinaldo, and on tight bank of ...

... --M -I . . i& d a. - -is tbe June, 'Z | Co.y oia lettir ?? Thirh'ency JJ)on-J. )3Iake ta, h tbhuxili of ReaenLcv, gi'ing, aln accoun, D of the-glo'riotis action5 and compiete tictory obtain- 1 ed over the enemy's ari y, ?? by Soult:- MOST ExcxLLBT'r S'a-l have thle satisfaction to an- ( Ylounce to -your E 'cellene, that the Spaiiihh, Englisl, and I Portiguese allied hrmries, completely and ...

... AM E R I C A. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-Jan. S3. IMPORTAN-T MESSAGE. The President, by message, transmitted the fol- lowing copies of letters from theL Agents of the tl United States, in France, to Mr Secretary Smith, c viz. C Copy of a letter from Jonathan Russel, Esq. Charge ?? of the United Sates at Paris, to Mr R. Smith, Secretary of b State, dated Paris, Dec. 11, 1810. fi Sir-On the ...

... ' COMMERCIAL CREDIT. A message from the Lords informed the I-louse, that their Lordsisips requested the transmission of the Report of the Commons, prepared by the Committee of the House appointed to enquire in- to the State of Commercial Credit, and the ob- servations of such Committee thereon. Ordered, on the motion of Mr Foster, and Mr Lushincfton was directed to be the bearer of the same. ...

... tilE TIIMtNNr FSIIER2r. [FROM TiHE NAVAL CHRONICLE.] Thunny, in icthyology, is a name given by us to a large-fishl, the Spanish mackrel, called by some au- thors illynnus, arid arcynius; but by A ristotle ]Elian, and other old writers, petamiys ; the p2earnid of the modern Greeks; the scombertzhynnus of Linne. It is specifically described by Artedi as of the scomber kind, having eight or nine ...

... I' London, Dec. 13. half-past seven, P. M. By the Serapis store-ship, which sailed from Gibraltar as late as the 28th November, ve have re- ceived letters from thence to that. date, from Minorca to the 18th, from Malta to. the 5th November, and fi-bm Sicily to the 20th October. The following is a private letter, containing some interesting particu. lars regarding the operations near Valencia ...