... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... E D IN B U RG I1 ?? 2.- Tuesday, in the Court of Session, N.Ir Boyle pre- sented the Prince Regent's Letter, appointing him one of the Lords of Council and Session, which was rcad and ordered to be recorded, when he took his 3 seat as Lord Probationer in the Outer House. His I Lordship having gone through the usual trials, this day took his seat on the Bench, by the title of Lord Boyle. The ...

... 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 ...

... P O S T S CR IP T. I t0'1~t8',, Pal. 1'9. HIS M.\JESTY's INDISPOSITION. . i Windsor Castle, Jan. 19. a His Majesty continues very mutch in the state in wihich he has been for the last tan o r three days. An interesting debate took place, on ThursdAy, in the House of Conitnons on the Regency Bill, the first debate that has taken place upon the Bill. The cla that the Regent shall be taken and ...