... 1j0-SE OF LCRDS-March 4. - - __ ?? Commons brought up va- ~g from the Commons broughlt up va- X Deybrlls, thd amongnthemsa bill to raise the >'fL.limoe o000 for Ireland. ID of L ?? PEERAGE- W -GsHADI moved for an address to the 1,rd W4L Sme ,rs?5 n to take care of theb sntoto o h appoint so he ate Lbrd Bere- gest Of the younger son fjie pke Of CAREsNCEi moved, that the COm- Isuthe BerkeleY ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGEAcE. .CATALONIXM. GAZETTB 2EXTRORDZNARr, c . . A0 J A~rr,16. 0 0 . The Superior Junta of Government of this Pro- ;vince has just received the following dispatch' fromrs c .his Excellency the ad interinm Commander in v Chief:_ i TO THE MARQUIS OF CAtIMPO VEkRDE. It is now' five in the afternoon, and yet our troops have not, ceased to pursue the enemy. The whole Italian ...

... WAR-OFFrCE-Feb. 26. 1311. 5th regiment of. Aragoon Guards-Joseph Pattison to ht oruet, by purchase, vice Christie, who retires. - 13rh regiment' of Light Dragoons-Captain William Sarle, from the 24th -foot,. to: be Captain of a troop, %vithout pur- chase, vice Morres, promoted in the 9th Light Dragoons.. .16th Ditto-Cornet Charles T. Bishop to be tieutenznti vithout purchase, vice Dudley, ...

... I Tme1till ?? ?? Df Lords, brought irt by l Ird Riesdals 1 -for ntinkg a peimnen-t provisior for the rit iiisveft deb~ i o fE~gland, directs tbe appguinezt gfia I barrister of zot less than six vears standing, to be his Majes- y ts Comnossione'r1or the relief of insolvent debtors, and to preside in a court to be called lithe Court, for the Relief of Insolvent )ebwrs.,, whichl shall be a' ...

... DISTILLATION TJQAl GJ&,17X. The new plan proposed by Mr Perceval, for tl'e, regulation of the distilleries, will be found explained in the resolutions 'moved-in the Committee appointed to take. this impostant subject into considtration.- The purpone of'this plom, our readers are, no doubty aware, is to enable the ?? to pi'oduce atl equal. quantity of si rits, either -from sugar or from corn, ...

... 1 CATHOLICOMM1TTEE. t._ .ti -. - - - _ --.c -1 -ae (Fro -iIixe Dublin -F ?? of March 2.) T~he .Coimmittee me.t, according to adjournment, at Mr Fitzpatrick's bookseller,' chaelstret. -6 Major ?? BRAN;, the Chair. . - ?? ittie yjread the minesof tee'last Meeting,. : aijor ran thea addressed the Cdrimnittee ~;entl~rile2 On he Iast daytof meetingI gave . nutice of a'resolution which I had ...

... - 3WSIENEERS rOR INDIA. RP, ,k, - &. . Mr and Mrs Fallowfield. E3y ,fe Se:.- 1:, ?? Mr and Mrs Fallowfield. messrs Skipp, Morlev, and Sheffield; Mr James Walker; b Messrs Stuart and Wilson, assistant-surgeons; Mr James u Wathen (to Madras and China); Messrs Richard, Stuart, Lev, Palmer, Plowden, and Musseta, cadets.. Si - By-the Princess ArqiaT.-o Madras: Mr James Coch- tl rane, senior, ...

... FIWm THE LONDOANGAZETTT. DovWNNG-STRErT-MARChr 8. His Royal Highness the Pdnce'Reftnt has beetn graciously pleased, in thc narhe and on' the behalf of his Majesty7,to appoint Lieut Ienant-eneral £ir Jobti i Yrancis Cradock, K. BN and EK. C. to be. Governor and Commander- in Chief of the settlement of the ' .aple of Good Hlope. - ; WHITEHALL, MARCI 9. I-is Royal Highness the Prince Regent has ...

... IX00HOUSE lOFL h182 Sr, Samuel. Rqiii})yand 1er A r rer bihearad on'he -part of the respandhtg e afte , . ?? A. iggot wais heat d; ; en- -ha..fur ...

... '77-tr7- -- 77. . . - ?? : 7? ?, ? t~riticien- t~M a1 uitst Mr 'SoiutA frm he there is one odier ppculianity .in the state 0 .Mr &uheyf' poetical zeptitationt tjom wvhid, we :tlink hthe .should tast wairing,- while it is-)yet :t~e: His ladmirers, we fear, hre not the very'beft sort ?? dirers. In so IDr as we have been able to -gather, there are Ebtfewx persons of Cntivated iaste and ...

... - ' London, March 27, L past seven, Pi M. The following important letter, received by the Anholt mails of this morning, has been delivered at our office: Gottenburgh, March 18. erhe Governor of Cariscrona has received orders to re- lease all, shipping detained there that he thinks proper, witfr- out further investigation. W Ve suppose the same will be received at Carlsbam, 'We expect there ...

... LONDON WEDNESDAY-MARCH 13. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Prince Regent held his second Levee, at Carlton-house, which was vey n erously and splendidly attended. Soon 2ter one 'clock, his Royal Highness the Prince Regen- left his private apartments, and proceeded to the State Room, where the Levee commenced. There were present- Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, Ken;, ...