... - IA - I =AI 74N P P I 'A2MBRICXIN P4P-E.RS. Extracifrow the ANews York Papers to the 11th dm -ovcnzber.. are CONGRESS, Nov. 4. . 6( After the reading of the President's message, (forW which'see our paper oftSaturday,) ec. The Clerk proceeded to read the correspondence Li of Mr Monroe and the British Minister, Mr Foster,. relative to the situation of the two countries, &c. The affair of the ...

... CaI'etinan a rcu'r V S On~t, EDINBURGH, t os- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ns.f 100I .'TURDAdr-JAN2UAR2^ ?? F ~?it in STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S HtEALTH. d : ?? Windsor Castle, Jan. 15.4 nd His Majesty bad a good night, and is in all respects as I ke well as he was yesterday. rId, . Windsor Castle, Jan. 16. -i r- His Majesty's state is little, different from what it has not been these last two days.' ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-June 7. BATTLE OF ALrM'RRA. The Earl of Li VEPPOOL rose, and said, that what- ever difflfees of opinion ?? sometimes occur in questions offlis nature, he could anticipate none on the ?? occasion. Tbe highest honour that could be paid to the exertionszf our navy, were -to be found in *be thanks of the Pa'rliament, and the approbation of she Sovereign, which wvas so felt by them ...

... PROMl THE LONDONGAZETTE. ADMiP.ALTY-OFFICE-J7rne 29. 1811. Admir-s Sir Robert Calder has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Palmer, of his Majesty's sloop Pheasant, giving an account of his having, or, the 17th instant, captured 'Le Heros French privateer, of six guns- and forty Men, ?? four days from Rochelle without making any capture. Rear-Admiral Otway hag ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-July 5. e Counsel was heard on an appeal from the Court of Chan- d cery. r G~~~UINEAS ALND BANKC-NOTES. The House resolved itself into a Committee on Lord Stan- I, hope's bill, to prevent the sale of'guineas, and the deprecia- e tion of Bank-notes. Lord LIvERPOOL having ptoposed some verbal amend- ments in several of the clauses, ., Lord STANEiorE rose, and said, that of most of ...

... LONDON NEN CNTINRJED. ~ ?? ?? ?? . ?? bE ~TA7;OVe;2O TH RtGZ2V Eriday,. about two o'clbck -theLord Mayo- f kodh ccoinp6nied' hy the -Re ?? W^IL~wni Piner.a'o&Go&1heie, and.. thie.Ci~ty' Re~ mew~biaticer, enget to CN Itonwhozse, as :a: oeptajion {iow The Cf..oratieii 6fXthe -,p t end oq ein er the6 r lvkf tbe& introdute b. Coaa t.to M'M~hon>.GeIerai 1'urner,- ai4i- Colonel :B~om3dd, wfo t~e~LS ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGEAcE. .CATALONIXM. GAZETTB 2EXTRORDZNARr, c . . A0 J A~rr,16. 0 0 . The Superior Junta of Government of this Pro- ;vince has just received the following dispatch' fromrs c .his Excellency the ad interinm Commander in v Chief:_ i TO THE MARQUIS OF CAtIMPO VEkRDE. It is now' five in the afternoon, and yet our troops have not, ceased to pursue the enemy. The whole Italian ...

... s E R:M 0 Ai Dr RYLAND, from Br-istol, will preach t6-morrow 4'@rening (Truesdly), in Thistle 'street Chapel (for- erly Bernard's Rooms), at hagfpast six o'clbcc.-; The collection, on this& occasion, is in aid of the Oriental Translations of Sacied Scripture,'now el- i ecutiog by the Baptist Missionaries in India. The Sermons at other Places of Public Wotship will be advertised in our next ...

... I LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Dec. 20.1 811. The Brave privateer of Dunkirk, of.16 guns and 60 meneis taken by the D), sirke frigate, and arrived at Yarmouth. i nhe fndustry, Harvey, from dVana't&oTeighm'o'utb, haasI been taken and scuttled by a French privateer, ?? sailed from Morlaix 23d ul. in companyiwith nine others, to cr~uize in the Bay of Biscay-., The Anacreon French cu~ttr privateer, of 4 ...

... * Mk CGOATES. .1e -; .. The following letter has been addressed by this genslqnau1 to the Editor of a morfling paper:- SIxU-Various gross misrepresentations having ap- peared ielative to., m.y late performance of Lothario, %at th Haygnarket Theatre, I beg leave to offer a re- futation of iher through the medium of your paper. It has been asserted, that whend I addressed the audience, I said ...

... FROM-11 TIIL LONMDON GAZETTE. WVAR-OFEICeE-Aug 20.1811. Ist Reg' hnet of Dragoon Guards -Cornet William Alexan- der Msxkiveii to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Briughurst, promoted in the 91th font. lst Regiment of Dragoons-Cornet Frederick Cobbold to be Lieutenant, by purchaed; vice Phipps, promoted. 9th Regimlen- of Light Dragooni-Lieutenant G. Isaac Call, from the * ath light dr-agoons, ...

... LONVDOI. MONDAY-AUGUST 26. c Our readers will recollect, that at the time when h his Majesty's paroxysms were most intense, a para- ii graph appeared inthe papers, intimating that the Duke v of Norfolk had been sent for express to town, in con- t templation of an event upo1 which he would be call- t: ed upon to discharge one of the most important du- r ties of his exalted office, of Hereditary ...