... - N OI I 'F I IR.I * IT 46s saidthat \in: 'the .course ofthe:weeck befoite. i iast sometliing.liwn0fiici4 noticati aonwaswmade . to the present Miuilters tthat their: remo'val was i- terned-as suon -.ethe -.Regency Bill. had: received -he oya assent. The Prirncelhad laid his comma~nds -upon: * Lorlds Grenvifle and Orey- to maaItean arraigemeit. for'. a Council' that: shosldfpossess hs ...

... F- ADMIISRLTV-OFrCK, JULY 16. [Transmitted by Reari-Admiral Sawyer.] Little Belt, May 2 1, Lat. 56. 5. NV. Long. 71. 49. W. Cape Charles bearing W. 48 miles. SIR,-I beg leave to acquaint you, that, in pursuance of your orders to join his Majesty's ship Guerriere, and being on my return from the northward, not having fallen in with her, at about eleven a. ma. May 16, saw a strange sail, to ...

... OFFICI.AL NEWS FROM THP ARMIES IN SPAIN. DISTRlCT OF TEIE ARMP& OF TNE SOUTH. Tte smallcohftan, commartded by Gen. Casranos, bn the side of Albuqiuerqlue, flattered itseif nith bieing able to take advantage of the removal of the army of !Potugal, and to advance on the side of Montijo; Gen. G irard sint thiither the buike of At emb~erg; who) with Isis regirient, cleared both banks of theTa'gus, ...

... 1TI4Sk1 LAkCERS.. Tust surcess of the Puith Lanrels at-the battle of Albuera, which is tkeiypartia~ly to inlroduce tle use of the pike or laice, fir they arehthe same rIsing, may take the folfowing history ob the- bayonet niot :unac-- ceptableto-the public. When muskets were used, befoie. the invention of. the bayonet, one half of earh regiment was armed wirh pikes, and 'the other .with ...

... HULL, iY .18,_ 1|W811 [o sithe Trui'Iees 01 lte H Geuerdl LADnEc Men GeWTLCtN ' - T3AV[NC: artended the 'reekly ard General. Quar- :,J.-terly B-ards, held at this- nfirmary, -for several years prast, I am serry truth obliges Me to say, that ihey: are net aleeay: so. numerously attended as might be wvished., ':Hence if dtiavodablWyhappens, that- de Mediarcal Gentlemen,.- whartura~lly itate-d ...

... METHIIOISM-fREnLY TO TlIE . _ D I I TOR. W o:t: bitovr of tlMe 'Pt( packet. 'TH7 E iaindir andgood temtper which you have. J' u; M'ethodism desere. ti'e spphirno-n oaf e'v'e~ry liberal rnihided reader. Me. thodIii- Kit 'ii seriaisreprieonted by its assailants; I should hope'no't 'wilfully so', bur rather that it is .generally mistindeistood. Men of the first-rate labilities 'in this coun'try ...

... f;om.-t c obon'au tte. At the court at York House, the 6th of September, 181 1, present, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Councir WErtEAs by an act made and passed in the 46th year of his Majesty's reign, intituledd, 'At' act for autlsorising his Majesty in council to anlow, during the present war, and.for six months after the ratification of a definitive treaty of peace, the ...

... ''. 'l . -i 'ItXwA _ LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST SIP. RY the most rerePnt An - . * Mied-- -1jr acounts, whikh we Ilane rel- Portugal; a pn,-the 'a ccu-,racby of ouInhicd fve can r, rmednaur-opinior- ,contemp(lation of6her That lae is well- suplied wthP lin or jwrsotw MN1'ths, * dirj sdfeeby ~fotir'and five tho e~.:anc,~.pdDr 'senne`(thie latteofcrhssccde siee) are iblei .whenoccasion requires; to ...

... from Wee L01aiionb a5 ette. - DOW NING-STRERT, AUGtS' 23. DISPATCHnES have been received, at the office. of the Ear. of Liverpool, addressed to-his.Lordship from General Viscount Wellington, of which thc following are extracts: ,Extract of DPifateh fromr Generril Lord .Vscount Wellsgten, -dated.Porategrf,:July 2a.. The enemy's cavalivieft Merida on the morning. of the 1 7th. The enemr nhave ...

... @ZiUt 6 ¢a8Vbdfl. i gn r an lelsind :40 i , t th Ar ar~il~ea ed agge 1spa , b ich th'e following art etiant3 lSi; in isFrAy reived - liord LiverpooPs '4 , 'add+rAsd -to 1hi Lbodship by General Vetoiirt '+?floton, !dated reneda, 25d aud * r~ydw,,Dde~f~S. ,.Th6 enterpric olan Jbran gez.~casrry 0 v.~a~ttle fnvri ssxdad' Rodzgp, ,*dvgrtedit js is C;ilt gpatcht, .was 7crv w~ellcon- dncwdet r N 1 * ...

... Private (Correspondence. | LONDON,' :Ro XCIL G; Satssa-j f`ght, Jane 8. RUSSIA. !A te1y strnng impressiion laving been jProduced by a declaratiomifromnMr. Perceval, That;Bdn-aparte Tmight haire, empioyineht'fir so,;may of, his.forcea elsewhIet-er (out oftihe Pebinsula,).we thinr itj ritht to state-what has corre to our knowledge on the relations .hetwsenl .Ruhis and Frassiei{ : . . A ...

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