... |:;SAT' OF I'TE KING'S EALH.7;M BULLETNS SINCE OUr .LAST.. ' Saturday, 21'IarcG 3O.-.-The Ki'Dg continues to go on .-' ftrdsozaay, Apri-l3-His Majesty continues to go on well. * Yesterday se'nnigit'the prayer for his Majesty's reco- very was omnitted at the'Chapel Royal; and on the snhte day it was announiced.rhat the Bulletin'would be .:published but twice a week 'on' Suuda~is and Wednes- ...

... l l - -I - l LONDON. WEDYEsDAY, AVGUST 28. I Asxosri-t'E Lisbon mai-I arrived this morning with advices t'd the 12th. The papers inform us,-that the head-quarters-4of the allies have been.travsiferred to Sabugal'; but they contain -nothing later :frdm Lord Wellington thati a duplicate addie-6ed fo the Portuguese iRegency, bf his dispatOh 3f the 1.st inst. It contains the foJlo'wing'passage ...

... THE .ELATECA f Es t't LEKL'ES,A.M. , | J. CHARi LES .. j~ i. . ZfiJflloevirg 7£ d f{tard uie wkrdcir nd fr(?Ti)> 'Etrij~cr af Gt iijrnate J~iuit GL6tiflrd4, If'rolhss- sa Sir ZwariJ 'iivtc/Wafes, awbtli toAe iAxtj* Bj 0* ton, iii jhci~at s ji : o~f jLf;7cia, sin; afsrmerly Jrro. fo 'ome oar rca~s~r:, is :; spidjwa :rilhe -Bath H:erahi, IkXe cdi or j.srozisicw S~te The'Irish Piirtot of M ali - ...

... LN NFI-NIB>- :1 'B' - LONDON, FaII~~~~~AV, 'Nov.. 4 * rW(E.M he repoytsiotibe PrdceidiogS Oft eortess ipth sabht in the 2stli ult: a- ua maiscu55sion° : [!,. l to pet irion from D; Joseph, Coiont flew.' enfbRo~yaig 'Coucil, Mithkh tecsiaim 1 tTQInVo!d 't in Ifroxa.zh tb ~ t- f ':~ A snbly 0 th'Cortes, '''' hisO~ie Aupn s~f~ath ivile~e bhe *Oe plndr i - . . attached to an delion he lhe Vafhente ...

... P Uriyate Correspondene. LQNDOK STURDAY.,SrL l~tKhalf ;pas .' E;. xrT PORTUGALi AND tSPAAN.' TnE gatifyink- inltignc'e frotm thbe:Y'tt of the Penintsula is given so fully'irhe eenrng'.apers, tbat we'shall'add a very few words on this subject. :lzr own priv'ate' tetters from' Lisboil are to-the'1st Airil and not only confirm, but'in some respecis go beyond ,the oflicial accounts. We will only ...

... L--.Eondl6n News.i5 IN otr litat vre rnentiofied tha! inte~hF received of 'LI'rivai of he oeet c(, J-mes Sautmtarez ih the Baltic. The aPi Ppmerful r navual forre in that sea . has 9 through all the Stares ea its Ihores, Sweden, IPrussiawd gyussia,: he r -rto lislhez~ntish~agcoulde faino t ;' nof~aopeand fear. Immediately u log~ oFf tGotteaburg, Count Vn -: directed the .bateries to be IMD11i: ...

... . P ~ S I- - s r si_~a > . _-. .,' AD~DRESS OnV, NAPOLEON 'TO THE MERCHANTS OF RANC.. -A venfi~-~ -1-1 i --- , A getslen.anwg Cssment, which'. 'g oeied~ tn iclto on the continent. at'i It.gpyuon.r rec peror. to an Addreass preeed t iby a Deputation 'of Merchants, on the birth- of. the king:4o Rome. 'The Address itself must have been cbuched ins tbe language of complaint, as wfll be evident ...

... . P rivatei Ceorrespondence. l _ LONDQN,- ATtn*DVr MtrZ~ih-., half past 7 PM,- -Tur- dispatches which areurrivid,-atid tht,'-ihsiadI . of. whiCt: wua5 bmiskmnicated .; an. officiai buetjini: the morning, and iR a letter. 'ato *Lord- Mayorin'the': . aernoo'n, are iot 'those whicli reacbe.dj'ymouth ,.eid which were annnunced by tetegrap -ihyesterday. The former areibrought hy a vess'el ._hich ...

... IlE EIDrrows AEPL 'TO THE LOCAL PIttREAC IEL -C tO NCTD -D. A\%ING already Occupied much more space on 1 the subject of ME-i uoniss than we wished or i -et:nded, what- rettains to' be notice'd shall be6 rather briefly treated. Our ols'ections were confltid to two points-viZo PLUBL1C ptayert, and exhortation, by iguorant, illiterate rnen; and meetings, at which extravagant and disor- derly ...

... . ? ''I ., e , , J, )i? ? : Dow tNIG-SrR ET. DC. .2.,. The inclosed letrart has been received from Coilnel Green, enmplnved-on a patrticular service in Catalotia, dated head-quarters, Calaf, OcL. ,lSil. lam happy in having the honuur' to inform your Lordship'.thar thete now appearstobe a very increaied degree 'of activity auidniuch siccess in the re-armament e,f-rhis principality: Tlre arniy ...

... 'Th ike. ?ik~i~I blr. ~f t/,c .t PaelketL-~I f N OWING that the disconnionuance af your-remarks. oauid disciissions, after having intimaled that tlhe. public nightIexapect a- reguhsr iosertioa of thent, occa- sioned much sur-prise add regret, and gave ris to vTarious cojtectufes I lIave been glad to see you, fVr somiel weuks)paat, resumte them. The causeeof such discoutiltamice thle public had ...

... .LONDOAr; TussDsr,, 7AWir 22.- ,ANAjericatipapiwhich reached town yettr,. dy, cotitains the'-oN of a dispatch frobi' MI $mith, of the 2d of November, to General Arni' strong, forwvared by.the Essexz hgate.. The General had taken hisdeparture firo-iPnce, pre. vious to th' arrival ofthat'vesseil; r and whether the' Charge d'Af1aires, lefvtParin, has maadeany erepr 9s6ent4tionupon. the bsis of, ...