... I-u)USF OF, I.NIDUSTR.- On Saturday, a Concert was performed for the benefit of this establishment, in the large Asseshbly Room, George- f Street, when Mr Drahamn, Maldame Dussek, Miss Griglietti. Mess s ELliotsand Er iis, *itls Messrs Corri, PensonMatlsers, and Coxw contributed, their united efforts for tie amusement of the evening. On this occasion, Messrs Brahamn and Elliot sung togetheirJ ...

... IMPERIAL -PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 22.. (Gonf!iauedfro our Is.rt Private Correrpondc/ne.) L IRISH PAPERS. - p The Marquis Of LANSDOWN concluded his speech, t3y moving, that there be laid before the House, co- a pies of allidispatches from the Lord Lieutenant of Ire-i land to his Majesty's Government; and from Govern- c inert to the Lord Lieuterniast, relative to the Catholici ...

... Am- ..NTTZ. - . 'I i ,. , - DIVE RIAL? PAXL- I. ?? I ?,W- ?? . - I 11 I Im ?. ?? ?i- .- ?? .:I HOUSE& GP CMM S-Msch l5.i ' 'NAVY ESTIMA'1 ..A . - Mr YonKL-rA0ved,&se order of the dyfor going in- to the Committee of Supply. ?? -, The House having gone into' 'heCominmittee. - .Mr YOR-{ said,,itbecaie his dxy, tq pros the Conmmittee the necess-ry supplie'ttwards ?? thc expences of the ...

... S~UP Pi. YE M A ~rr TO 71 [DI- ?? LONDON GEZATT2 EXT; AQRDINAF.? OFb SvEDNESDAY, ?? 13. . - XSIIFt)AY, FEB3. 145D. A dispatch, of which the following is an extract, ? has been received from the.lonourable Major-Gerre- ral Abercronmby by the Earl of Liverpool, one of his Majesty's principal Secretaqies of State, dated Port Louis, Isle of France, December 7, '810. I have the honour to inform ...

... MONDAY-MAY 13. The Marquis Wellesley, ?? last, as Ju- nior Knight of the Garter, gave a most niagnificent dinper to the Prince Regeatj and the other Inights of the order, at Appesley House, Piccadilly. The entertainment was the most sumptuous throughout that taste and art could possibly devise. The table was decorated with all the antique symbols of the il- lustrious Order of the Garter. The ...

... MALTA MA7L. Cadiz, March 11. We are confidently told, that a report faio ViE- -, tor to Soult has been intercepted, jn which he in-0 f forms him that his loss amounts to 3500 mea.- .r This agrees with the other accounts and data which Si we have.' r The Cortes have informed the Regency, that th the merits of the Conmuander-n-Chief's conduct r not appearing sufficiently ascei-tained, it is his ...

... PRIFWT- CORRISPOONVENCE. London, Jan.2 1. X past 7 P. M. Letters have been this afternoon received from Oporto, to the recent date of the Sd of January,- by wlich it appears, that by the road of Viseu from Celorico, a body of French troops, to the number of about 6000 infantry, 2000 cavalry and artillery, have proceeded to Puerto Marsella, four leagues fiom Coimbra, on the southern shore of ...

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... WEDNESDAY-DECEMBER is. t The Desiree frigate, Captain Farquhar, has cap. tured,-off Schevelling, the Brave, a French privateer, f from Dunkirk, copper bottomed, carrying 16 guns and 60 men. During the chace the psivateer threw two of her guns overboard, and before she'was taken possession of, the Captain and 13 men took to their . boat and landed on the bcach at Schevelling. Monday, Mr Walsh ...

... s London, Nov. 29, l- past seven P. M. a Pq7 the arrival of a vessel from Gijon, which ,Jjha port on the 1st instant, we have some fur- ,ripaticulars from Spain. it is understood that Napoleon has ordered to i'tbllihcd a decree in Madrid, in which he corn- rCS al3 Frenchmen not inrolled to quit the coun-. under heavy penalties for disobedience. ' General Ballasteros, when engaged on a re- ...

... * ZA1?L47qTD? x - - a- ?? CO-QMMITMETEE tS * 7AND LORD -ETERViLE;- ?? * ?? .. D ?? ,. -:,.ubu~ikn;Dbers,- t' -..This day, .ptruant to; adjourment, .a nmeetfing -of [ it~he Cathtoic ,Con-mstte- tonicplace .at 4¢he Private' Y' The~atre. in Fish~ab~e.Street. :The'attendance was is molt'nurespec be, and cohsisted ofal *i. the rank, taleni ad>. cnsequence ozf::the C~atholic.c a Bocty. Aouthl ast l ...

... I MOINDAY-APRIL 55. siaotn The Members composing her Majesty's Council, esta- ?? of Canterbury and' York, the b: iave Duke of Montrose, Earls Winchelsea andAylesford, C t- as, Lords FEldon and Ellenborouglh, and Sir William A rost Grant, on Sunday assembled at Windsor Castle, and anpdheld a Council, for the purpose of examining the o physicians in attendance, as to the state of his Majes- ...