... ,POST . nta ou, JFeb. 2$. ZNDJ3SPOSITIO' SF HIS MAJ1'Sn2. The following is the Bulletin shewn this day at St. lames's Palace Wiidgor 6itle .Feb 2ES. rlIiB Majesty goes on in the snost-batisfactry nmanner. On Thursday night, in the jiosse of Commons,'mr, Percevalannouncedthat His Royal Fighnenistile-Prince Regect hid declined the honour of a separate House- hold proposed to be given to him ...

... FOREIGN INTE' ?! IGENCEG nt| SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. SURRENDER OF FIGUER4S. of , t We have received Paris Papers to the 29th last, . one of which, the Moniteur of the 28th, contains id an~account of the fall of Figueras. A ?? ?? of the Commandant of the fortreqs deserted on the Sth August, and informed the enemy that the garri- ibn being, reduced to great disliei, hind withbut holie in ben- of ...

... FOLE';IGLV JYTIN'TPLIGENCE. SP XIN AND PORTUGAL. A Mail from Lisbon arrived on Tuesday morning, ?? to Plymouth by lthe Favourite sloop of war, 3 guns, Capt. Clement, after a passage ot' 13 days. 'The Favourite sailcd on the 9th, and has bioughit letters and papers-from Lisbon up to that da'e inclu- siyC, and also dispatches from Lord Wellington. Badzjoz had not fallen at that time, but It was ...

... DOME-STIC' IN 'ELLIGEA'L'E. anton, Alg. 15. Mondaw being the Prince Regent's Birth.dAy, *O'st of tile distirnguished characters in London called at Carlton-house, to leave their names, in respectful congrawilation. TIhe usial demonstrations of attach- ment to his ?? Highness, and of respect for the anniversary of hi;; birth, were exhibited by all his tradesmen, and those ofthe other branches ...

... I D)OMESTIC I.NTELLIG,.ENCE. LOOSi1, 0 , 7. the tiol dal The Prince Regent, we understand, will Fiot re- turn to Carleton House until Thursdav-ext, in or- tur. der to preiide at the Council to be holden orn Friday, me when the final prorogation of Parliament will be set- qut tled, andl Fridlay, the 7th of January, it is expected, a'v will then be fixed for the meeting of oth Houses for the ...

... E D I A B U ? G II,. I- 5A 11.. :3 1 * in y I - c The Lanarkshire militia arrived in this citv on i ,n is Thursday afternoon, on their route from Duni;,ar to 'l > Ardrossan, where they embark for Ireland, and, - marched again yesterday morning. d The curious bond trial between Sir F. Burdett and o Mr Scott wvill shortiv be heard again before the Co.Ut a c of Session. 3 Jl .0 Sir Sidney Smith ...

... .v1PEIIAL PARLIAMENT. 1:.lOU:S1 OF LORDS. he GGUINEAS AND BANK NOTES. JEridty, July 12. ;a, t EEarl Stanhope recalled the attention of the house .-I to his general arguments on the subject, and particl- e. larly to the plan which he had bcfore mentioned, 2,3 he that most fit to be adopted for the purpose of making if. a legal tenter sufficient for all domestic trausactious. at His lordship ...

... k.RoM r-zIB LONDON GAZZTE.9 I ~~ I ?? z _Admixulty Ocs, &pt. 10. 1811. Copy ot a Lettet from Captain Ferris, of his Majesty's 'T¢ip Dsiana, tddresed to Rear-Admiral SirThomas Wil- liaiss, and transmitted by Admiral Sir Charles Cotton to John Wilson Croker, Esq: 1s1While standing towards the Cordovan light-house, in cosupatly with Hf. M. S. Semiramnis, in the afternoon of . the 24th Aug. I ...

... POS ' SCRIPT. . n LORiI1flS MAY 4. With the exceptiun of Almneika the enemy are no.v cns- pletely expelled frem P, rtugal and thie hnpy situation of our affairs in the North has ?? \VE!LLtGTON to turn his view. o the Southern part ' f the Penitnsul, ff vhich we are coanldent will aiso ihe very Se1n rid otn their presence. The last Dspatches from his Lordship left lint at Nisa on -his way to ...

... I~t) MS7;Y- IA TELLIG'-E.NCE. r. _ . ?? HIS MAjESTY's INDISPOSITION. The following is the Bulletin shewn this day at St I James' Palae - . Windsor Castle, Feb. 9. His Majesty is in all respects as well to-day as he has been during the last two days. 0 6 Windsor Castle, Feb. 10., I a His Alaiesty continues to advance towards recove- _ ry. f Windsor Castle, Feb. I I His Majesty remains in all ...

... DOMIEST'IC INTELLIGENJCE. $ lJzE an, Za3 2. } The thanks of both Houses of Parliarneut were on Friday night unanimously voted to Lord Wellington and our bravq army in Portugal, for theirdisltinguish- eeI services during the late campaign. Upon this oc- casion all party-feeling was laid aside, and Lord Grey and Mr Ponsouby vied with Lord Liverpool gld Mr perceval in doing justice to the merits ...

... I R E A LND. The following letter has been forwarded to every n *Sheriff eand Chief Magistrate in Ireland: ADuBLIN CASTLE, Feb. 28. g SIR-It being reported that the Roman Catholics in r 'r the county of are to be be called together, or have ( ff been called together, to nominate or appoint persona as e - representative delegates, or managers, to act in their be- s e half, as members of-an ...