... 4-?L (As amendedy ne oirmttee), Fa r suspendine the Daties on Cern Waskfrfr tthe DSi? IIon df Spirits in England, and -the Duties on tile Distllaiiosi of 3pirits froa Sugar in Scotahnd; and to ena61r Dsl torj s nahe Spirits firom Corn, oDP fromi Sugar Wsashs, as: ie rel.a- ti-ye P7riedef the Materiah shall Yenderit expbdiedo; Whereasit iioexpedient to prciiomtte idsulition of spirits front ...

... ttiTjRo. NEiWS CONTINV-D. ^ _. I - In consequence~df.thc decision of- the Roxburgh cause in favour of Sir J'ames Innes K-er9 the town bells are nowirifging.a aewrr.y peal, and.preparations I are making to celebrate3the happy evcnt-with suitable dembonstrntiohsaof joy by the .inh ...

... calmania - it at EDIN RGfl ,en then S4:TVID AT-Ocr the On Tuesday afterroon, an exr s if don, from Windsor, statin , angaT ax i 1st not so well as Yesterday, havtn h slepbt nid ring the night. On lWedtnes& id ther message was received, tan to- Majesty was not vorse, and the night-(sig-ne , by hid :he The rumours from the north of L-a.o to ing war and peace, are so various and COD'- ny that ...

... 1j0-SE OF LCRDS-March 4. - - __ ?? Commons brought up va- ~g from the Commons broughlt up va- X Deybrlls, thd amongnthemsa bill to raise the >'fL.limoe o000 for Ireland. ID of L ?? PEERAGE- W -GsHADI moved for an address to the 1,rd W4L Sme ,rs?5 n to take care of theb sntoto o h appoint so he ate Lbrd Bere- gest Of the younger son fjie pke Of CAREsNCEi moved, that the COm- Isuthe BerkeleY ...

... FROM ITHlE LONDN GAZETTE. FOREIoN OFFIOEi DRC. 23, 1511. The Marqiis 'Wellesley, ?? principaL' secretary of State for Foreign Affirsh this 'day transmitted to the Ministers of friendly powrs resi- dent at this Court ithat., his HRoyaI Highness the 1 P'rince Regent, acting 'in' the nahile and on the: be. half of his Majesty, shas judgd itexpedient that the ' xiessury.f measures should be 'taken ...

... F'OREIGCN INTELLMGENCE. tht FRE'INCB PAPERS, I Paris, July 25. the TO HIS ROYAL HIGmIFsS THE PRINCE OF VEUr- inc CUAVrL; AND WAGR$M. tht Badajoz, June 24. wh Monseigneur-Yesterdav all thexcavalry of the wl: Armies of Portugal and of the South were marched an to reconnoitre the enemy's line. The Marshal Duke fig of Ragusa directed General Montbrun upon Campo Mavor, where he found 1200 ...

... 4GA/I&?L7UJWA !2?POhTS: r . . ,I, I , ., - ; , . .. T. \ - .A iD s. . * )MOrepoit ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Jan. i0o Their Lordships assembled at' ten o'clock this norting2. in'pursuance of the adjournment 'of' Tues- days andsoon afterwards the Lord Chancellor took his seat -on the W'oolsack. In the absence of the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, the Serjeant at Arms ( Mvir Watson) announced at the bar a message from the House of Commons. It Wqs orderied-that the messenger be called in. ...

... PRAOT*ESTS. ce,; OS 1E REJECTION OF THE PREVIOUS QUESTION MOVED ON THE SECOND RESOLUTIoN. d&r 1. Because it is always unwise, and often unsafe, ig- to asseit trpct principles, :on the truth of which the prpceedng pproposed to be adopted does riot ex- he clusively rest; and on thle presert occasion, it seems bat :pecuviarly unnecessary to exct a compliance with . sp~ecdulative d- qeestjonable ...

... :LONDONI f .. . X ?? .I. ;- s~vn ^ fthe'r'3i e egn arived '4n ftown ltast Dight, 'from itlands;with an atcoant, that -his .Roy~al 'Highnless . soiip~lete convasiet and~rnay,. 'be expectfed' at Ybik'H'oudse this ,day* ?? ;. The Doce of-Sussem; hasaexpenrineed lanothet se- rims-relapserif-his asthmatic dlisirder. 5The' Lor Mayor, Cil, and a C iittee gf the Coamnion Councl Q. ithe 'pOiOQ Dubli*, ...

... FORE1N INTEiLIGENCE. LISBON A1.41L.. Lisbon, Jan. is.. Cadiz Gazettes of the 10th inst. have been receive ed. Their principal contents relate to the division of all the Spanish territory into six grand military divisions. Each division is to have an army com- manded by a General in Chief, who is to be invested with an absolute command in all its places. The six grand divisions are as follow : ...

... - - ?? HOUSE OF LORDS-Aprl 3. : 'Their Lordships proceeded iti Loveien's. divorce -bill: th e f nrther proceedings on ~which weiejost poned.-till after the Easter recess. ?? ,;i.The.ijtja enlistment vbill, and several private. bills, were brought'up~fiom the omnions, and read the first time. Some onversation'tooi cc on thte ixing.ofthe day for the 2d reading of the militia ?? it was agreed, ...