... kluuaz Ur %t.J4VV1yUNb. l A Member having moved the third reading of I a Bill, who had not interfered in its prece~ding l stages, and the Member who had promoted it through.its various gradations, having'signified that it was not his intention to move the third reading, it became a question if this were a fit I .and regular interposition. The SPEAKER observed,.that it-had invariably been the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HO1JSE-OF LORDS-July 58. The judgment was affirmed in the case of Top-, ping against the Attorney-General of Ireland. Lor& LAUDE- DALB moved for an account of the rnumber of Bank notes in circulation. Agreed to. Adjourned. - HOU SE OF COMMONS, July 17. CURRENT COiN. Ml BROIsGRAM gave notice, that he should, on Tridav, submit a string of resolutions on the subject of the present state of our ...

... FROM THE LONDONGAZETTR WHITEERALL May 25, 181 I. His Royal Tighness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and ot the behalf of his Ma- jssty, to oonstitute and appoint Field Marshal his Royal Highness Frederick Duke of York to.be Co mmander in Chief of all his Majesty's land forces in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and. lre. land. AVERAGE OP ENGLAND AND WALES. ?? ?? . d. ?? a ...

... Caebaonian eevcur'. I _ ; - ?? EDINBURGH, Ar . j - F . 1 , AI 2 ?? ,QYDfAT--FEBRU.Xz~r ,1. STATE OF FIS .MAJESTY'S 1TTEALTIt. Windsor Castle, Feb. 7. ' His Majesty seems to be making gradual progress to- wards recovery. Windsor Castie, Feb. 8. His Majesty continue-s to make gradual progress towards recovery. (Signed as usual.) In~telligence was received frbm Cadiz on Tliurs- day, which ...

... ' *FAlATCH PAPERS. MNlIiSTRY OF MARINE, To HIS EX XCELLENCY TIlE MINisTrR or MARINE AND . COLONI:IS. - MONsss qEUR, - Dunkirk, Dec. 13!0. I have the hoiotlr to) in-form your Excellency of a disastrous ?? Wtich tgook place yesterday in Dlunkirk roads . T'lhe English East nldia Ceomlany's ship the Elizaltch, of f650 tons, colnnanded by Captain Hubv rt William Eastwick, *in its pahsage frmen ...

... LLOYD'S .ZARINE LIST-FEB. 12. . . . . .. ?? . The fBlucher, Lafigric6h, arrived in *the Downs' yesterday from Lisbon; was chaced and fired at on Sunday night5 off the South Foreland, by three French lugger privateers. The Sedulous, Wheatly, from Malta to London, was ta- ken by a French privateer, retaken by the Sandwich lugger, on Friday, and arrived at Portsmouth. The Dorothy, (transport) ...

... PRITVATLA CO.RRESPO2V7DEVCE. Lpnddn, Feb. 27, 1 past 7 P. M. By information, this morning, we learn, that uns der an order from the Republican Government, the powers of Mr. Pinckney, as Minister Plenipotentiary, 1 have ceased. We hear that he is to' take leave ok the Regent to-morrow, He has purchased a yes- se], for the conveyance of his furniture, and other ef- fects, and is himself to retu ...