... 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 ...

... ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FROM Toot LONDON OAZETTJl. ?? - L Dowpiing-streiet. April t3. A Dispatch ot-whielh the foll-liwa gis an I.Irilet, W c-vee- ltra rv venin receiveid ftrn Lieutealtit-Ge aerall Lotri Vi rwiut RVt lingt~n. iK. t3. b'y Ihe Larl Of Liverspool, dated Goveia, Mlarch the 27t01, 1I1. When I found that the enoemn retirel*u Itth ?? crleerit,- from Nlita, I -coiotisted ttel pursait ufthen I* ithitle i-asat ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGEN CE. I I 11 I L I r I I t I I I I I .i ii .I I HIS MAJESTY'S lN, ISPOSITION. WI1DSOR, April 15.-This morning their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York and Kent. accompa- nied his Majesty onl the Terrace, and we feel happy to state Ihaz the recovery ofthe King to perfect health will soon be made public. The King, in his person, has suffered'but little fromn hit confinement; he ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEANT. HOUSE OF LODRS. Frida', Jan. 4. a The House resolved itself into a Committee on the e Resolutions which had been brought up from the Corn- Mnos. i The Earl of Liverpool, in calling the attention of their Lordships to this subject, entreated them to consider, h without any reference to the Prince of Wales, the possi. bility of the-person about to be appointed Regent, being ...

... POST SC RI PT. I t~IJonbon, Jad. i. : INADISPOSITION OF-HIS MAJESTr. The following is the Bulletin shewn this day at nt James' Palace: Wiiidsor Castle, Feb. 1. His Majesty is in the same state as yesterday. On Friday, the Lord Chancellor and Mr Percival had another interview with the King. 'His Majesty's mental faculties are said to improve daily and every symptona indicates approaching ...

... I )DoMESTICe INTJLLJ ENCE. maS-4, gept. 20. The prirate accounts received fromn Wirdsor, en- able us to add ittle more on the state of his Majes- ty's health than is to be gathered from the bulletins. 1-is Majesty, we understand. for the last fortnigh:, has been mote tranquil and composed than for some weeks preceding; and xve have the galisfactioz; to add, that he experience5 some lucid ...

... CJRCOT INTZ!LIGENC. . The Circuit Court was opened at- Perth on Satur- day the 5th'inst. by the Right -Hon. Lord Meadow- bank. The frst trial was that of Angus Cameron, ale-seller in Dundee, accused of murdering James Henderson, ,a poor deformed lad, who had been drinkinsg in his house ; but as it appeared that the kick which occa- sioned his death, was not given in the knowledge that I the ...

... SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. t The Princess Charlotte packet arrived on Tuesday n morning from Lisbon, with letters and papers to the Sth instant, which state that the British army is march- ing for Ciudad Rodrigo, and that this sudden and S unexpected movement is spoken of in high terms by r military men, as, if the fall of that imporant fortress y should not follow, it must have the effect of harrass ...

... EDI N BU a IS, , Ad Id ---I COMPETITION OF PIPERS, &c, The annual competition for prizes given by the h Highland Society of London, to the five best perfor--, e mers on the great Highland bag-pipe, was held in the d Nevw Theatre-Royal here, on l I uesday last, in pre- Is sence of a committee of judges, appointed by the Highland Society of Scotland, and a very numerous, e respectable, and ...