... LoNDo., ;FpBRUARY:3.. AmeoNe' the rqports from Spain is the revived accourit of a pryject&d4parteh between Fz Pl Aav? and a Trincess of AifiS,, Iria, and the coliseqtseit restoration of tbat Prince to the Spainish throne. The 'Cortes certainly', appi'ehend some new trick against their freedon-, fonuided' oi i proceeding of this kind; for they hdve declared ; all' act. aud trea- iies nvide bly ...

... From the 4ONDON GAZETTE, Feb. IlADMI-IRALTY-OtFICE, FebruarT Copy of a Lettcr from Vice-Admiral Berne, Cczr2n.k D Chief of his :Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ca,- o'f I ]iope, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated or. board G- jesty's ship the Africsifc, SL. Paul's, Is.I of Rourhnn. tiV Oct. 13ic. t e SRa-F9ll6 wing the intentions 'communicated bvy Ietter addressed to you of the 26th August, ...

... LIBERtV OFl llt iSS. our Readers have seen, and oo o u I tn with c w , ?? the tyrannica' proceediit foaa _ te against the Pi-ess iS all ti doriinjiri whics t sbje& to his swaa. ,Le~t it- notvceri, riae e , is ?? lie is totally vithout ?? ii ithe reasures lem ba9 Avddlw -tc 't~apls on.-al law Iun other =odia i fja5 they go ta wori: rby tbh 6itrwunientality of 'law di -but tiey esi~& suchi lawa ...

... 'roin the LOvDON GAZETTE, Feb. z6, i8i l. D fOWININGSTP SET ZX. Pz E Ie!. AD. -A Dispatch, of mlich the ?? cw i g an Extract, has beel Bfe tthis. ni rni ng received at the h: Earl eff i.4verpool'saOf, ad- dressed 't o 6'hs Lordship b y 1 ,seiintne-Greraiunl V i 5 14, Weilingtpa, date d Ca:taxo,- 9la bg FebruaPrui Inn The, eue my have conttinued. in the neighbourhood of ' B 3adajoz, and h' ib e ...

... oUNITED PARLIAMENT GREA T BRITAT, AND IRELAND. : I :al - pHQL'SE'OF LDOfDS, FEri. IS. S] . The -Earl of COURTOWsN. reportrd. the Gracicus Answer -of his Rloyal Highness the Prince Regent to the Address of the House, which was ordered to be forthwith printed, and pub- n e- 1ishcd. t- . .n the motion of Earl SPENcErt, leave whas iven to Lord t Mendip (Lord Viscount ClitUen) to atterid to give ...

... X HE ,Q1X].NrING GiLYICIVP. L I 0 'NCN;' 2tUD..-T; FJI-IRU.R2' A zF ?? The reiative situation of the two empires f ARw. and France, wvhich have so long mainii-.ed L';a and unnatcir con- fion with each other., is sO r- the pesent slbjet e'f inquiry, that w; a'e disi., to wleho!ldi tihe following ?? of a lam carne to oar hands yesterday. At ehc samic ?? aclnowledge that we olrselves Izdu1ie!Jn ...

... D :]A~Y .. ~EL~OENCE~ ~i§T. 2, i8o . Thelatestaccou.ntsfir -the Coirt of &indea prtsfnt s- . a: pic ure o'f anarchy and disordei -t .arely parIaieled, 1e even in'the 'annals of a. Mah'ratta Camp.-LAbout the s beginning of July tile Maha Rajah, with his forces, was o n tbeh cighbourhood of Ramighur, a place to the south- ie ward of Soopoor, and bordering on the sate of Kotah. le 'Another ...

... 4IAIISSNAL- OIACl0ON4LD. 'is Excellelcy Alexander M'Donald,' Marslial and General in the French army, Duke of Thareito, &c.. I is a native of Irol 0. He ?? born within a few miles . of Ardee', in the county of Louth,. of parents in. easy I circumstancesi2 His fither intending him fur the church gave hr M a libeial education: At the age of fifteen h&e was sent to the academy at Ddndalk, vhere ...

... *' The bop- of the HYPOCRITES shall perisb. THE REG£NcY.- I repeat my motto; and the denunciation I have no fear. of seeing completely verified. The hypo- critical editor of the CouiiEn and, the-crew of hypocrites who approve of his efforts, all this base, canting crew, now driven to their resource, crocodile tears, will not find, any longer, a cloak sufficiently thick to I disguise them. ...

... I Y Dvs~rll tr;; .io E rpt say, in hlis eloquet tn iidress for fthi2 edsris. Hunt, 'that a free Choice o± to the pics is nothino'idtout a.free and unfeftered disc'usion i of Ithe ?? Tolstv- a seleainl'.suibja wtha r-:estiic teat t ion of langLHage, iS OOlI to alloxw s to iscus a sub- jicft' as the Tudme~s shiall prcscribe,-j.o say, that Ir;e af may sate :a -ri e vandee, balt not actuse the ...

... TRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, FEB. . I From the M1on1itezlr. (On an extraft from a London paper '.stting,'.fc amongst other ihings, that the embarrassment etpe- i rienced by- the commerce-of the Continent from the measures of France would be proportioned to that felt in England, ?? has the following Note). di There is no doubt that the mneasures which annibi-, in late the commerce. of E nland have a' ...

... IBERTY-OF THE P - From he Timos Nvs-paper of de 201 A Fek -.- - - -:i1811. - : A 'O THE RPGHW HON; LORDP HOLLAND. Simper honos; uomeque tued, l muieque, mane- bunt,. Vig. My Lord ;*As it is universall agreed, that we arnot- f&j-o sehes, nor out private advantagei butfor the general good- of civil society; so it is declared by one of the most illustrious characters * that ever lived, that no ...