... PLYATYS COkRESPONDEjN7CE. > London, Jan. so. 1 past 7 P. M. Another Lisbon mail has arrived, the letters by which, with those of yesterday, ,were delivered this morning. The dates by the mail of this day, l are not so late as those by the mail of yesterday. But the latest advices are by a fruit ship, which has reached the coast, from Lisbon, after the short voy- age of 10 days. By this ...

... F OREIGN. INTELLIGENGCE CARACCAS PAPERS. GtSNERAT, CONGRESS OF VENEZUELAi Ten months have now -expired since the govern-, ment of Caraccas has seen its hopes realized, and the most important part of Venezuela has been unit- ed under a systerm of federation consistent with the rights, the liberties, and the wishes ofits inhabit' tants. The Supreme Junta is now about to perform a most solemn act ...

... . AELIGIOUS INFZTUATION. e At the last Qia'itper Sessions at Leeds, John Burn- l Iey, weaver of Beeston, was brought before the Court on a charge of deserting his family, and leaving them chargeable to theTownship. -When he was placed e at the'.bar, he. was interrogat in the following e terms in e CQURT.-Wbat reason have you tQ assign for de- serting your famig r P. _ PRIsoNER.-I was called by ...

... 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 ...

... Madrid, June 29. In the evening of the 27th, entered this city, about 200 prisoners, including 24 officers, 20 of b whom were Spaniards, and four English, including the Colonels of the regiments. of Toledo, and second n of Catalonia, who were taken in the action of Gevo- e ca, on the 19th of February. An Aid-de-Camp of v General Ballesteros, who was likewise taken prison- t er, made his escape ...

... AMERICAN PAPERS& 'O JNy THXE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, A PROCLAMATION. .c-6 C Whereas great and weighty matters, claiming es the consideration of 'the Congress of the United States, forni an extraordinary occasion for convening p them, I do, by these presents, appoint Monday the 'P 4th of November next, for their meeting at the city to of Washington ; hereby requiring the ...

... --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 ...

... 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 ...

... 'EDINBURGH NEWS: CONTINIUED. TXhe Candlemas Term commenced on Tuesday . t. the Court 'of Exrcmque. - - 1I The Court, of Session met on Tuesday for the dis- patch of business, -after the Christmas recess. r On Friday, Mark Jameson,. Esq. solicitor, was eected Town Clerk of the Corporation of Berwick, o in the room of ?? Willoby, Esyfresigned. d On Tuesday evening, there wase discovered, at the ...

... 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 ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-DMarch 5. I1811. The Tweedl slkop of war arrived at YarVntuth on Sunday, from a cruize offthe Naze of Norway; on l~tlh ult. she fell in with twentv-four sail of Dalnish nierchantroen, but the wea- ther being boi'terous, she could only capture fiv~e; two of themrare ar:ived at.Yarmouthf. 'The Theban frigate arrivc4 in the Downs yesterday; OM sunk on Sunday the Forturce ...

... &'N qpJ-SvH PAZES. ?? The31 of Olivencia,\'.was a 'circuistance t which ,sdrprised all the Military men in .Spain arkd Portu- gal, because it¢ IIose sed meane, which* properly used, would have enabled the piace 'to hold out mna- ny months; aqd,. it is only by the last accountsfir6m Cadiz,` that tbe official report' of the Governor that unfortunate fortress 'Was. made kGoven, owhich proves the ...