... SIVTATE OF HIS -MAJES'I','S HFAI;AIHI. -, - . . - - . I. ?? a I . WIN~OR ~5TL~ ~snflai'-l s Mit ?? rmim in thle same astate in which he has been duringi the lgst few days.I M.aty-His Isasjesty is going Onlx wel, Hii I Tasdy-His Majlesty, is neasly it the ancstatet te-dlay in whinch lie was yesterday;. Pdaedy-1-lis Majesty fontinuss to go on wvell, I On Monday last, the Thieban frigate, ...

... (t_ No PUBLIC NPiVS TN Tills GAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, MAiRCI 5. 21st Light Drasga.-Gent. Cadet Josewph Lccon, from tihe Royal Military College, to be Cornet, with- out purchase, vie Dunbar, promoted. 45th Ditto-Brevet MNaj. David Leekev tobe Maior,. without purchase, vice Gwyno, pronsted in the ti9lh Foot. *B'evet-Major-Gen. Lord Wifi. Bentihck, and Maj. Gen. Fred. iMaitlauld, to be Lient. ...

... WINCH ESTE R. SAW'TUDAY, MARCH 9, 1811. The Lent Assizes for the County com- nwnecrd onl Mosladar. lefore the Right Hlon. Sir Alan iC laKre, Rit. and the olst. Sir John Baylevy Rut. dal enid ed on Fridaiy noun. TIhe folloving Prisoners n scr. riedl before Sir Jlho Baylevy:- ?? .&Morge, a ged 35, 'for forging a. check, Ft t.r j24. upon (Grant, Batrbey, and Co. vwith initent t,,,ltrisiid Mr. ls' ...

... ?? LOA-7Jf).Y, MONDAY, ?? ncu 4, 1811. F RENCH Papers to the 23d ult. have avrived. They furnish no intelligence from V i the Peninsula, and nothing that is of moment from any other quarter. The rumonrs of Peace be- twveen Russia and the Porte have died isvay, and the only note thti is heard at Constantinople, is that of vigorous preparation for the reeormenrtcement of hos- Jilities. TbThe ...

... ,TUEJsDAa-s !. 7i'2DJvEsands ros7s'. I LONDON, MAReIs 6, 1811. Y a vmcsl received from the F rench AD coast, 1167isrteurcs of the 29th ult. are received. They biring no itews, hut they contain somne observations upon thle Prince Regent's Speech on ?? DI openting oif P'arliament, whiich arcesqrite lueicrous'- h The writer in the Murrjtesrr, who is Suspectedl tobe Ba- I narparte himself, ...

... t;EZSD rs : Y7EDnxrSSY*S POSTS. LONDON, FiBRUA1RY 27, 1811. ISPATCHES have 'been received at thi Admiralty, from Cadiz,'to the i'3th inst. and Cadiz Papers are come to band to the 30th. The former contain nothing 1evw; the lhittcr chiefyrelate to the incteasing efforts of the Spamarids uo preserve their country. The patriots of Arragon lIAd- compyelled the Frenech to evacuate Beintrairre. The ...

... . IItIRSv.s. I FRIPI Y'S POSTS. , I , i * - : ;, I . LONDN, Ma>- I- 18 1. -a ~Wlom ?? A, te;t:biPC'j. 1 T1~ F HE Papers-by tlhieCadi` Mail'are to .r3th ult. hat'they cbntain nothing inte- .- Rresting,. excpt fallasters's account of the t, action wbich he fougt ith a ?? fI. sfree, on the left bank'oP the Guadiana. ?? were about -to transfer';thebi sittiagjs to (adiz. :The - ?? of that city,, we ...

... ?? rsii -0 PEw s. M .ONnY, ?? ' h e Tcondreaiulll of Lord Relledie'.s All, n'tscrtini, Dehbtor aud Creditor; wa. .fixvedil -r erelt 5; , ; . : . -. , :, , . , I The futlih.r cionideratirof 'the Baub l e' s fixxd f ir Mech 1. i- Lord 'Grevnille, niov Ythi secdod: r&naiog of- th' 13111 e~intalidiiijfig all Bil1i s'csbti Capitdil OJI~.ele's . the . mtv ?? beigiakhdip 'TheF Enell of nchzninrnmr1 ...

... MoNDAYS :PQOST.; i JNDOx, , MONxAV, MARtCH il. 1811. to Bie Po STATE 6F IllS IIATZSTY'i ii cALTII. an 'FTJNDSOR C-stle, Swuday.-.--His Ri , iajestv goe's ell. tbii V v ~ The Bulletins will, in future, be ited orly Oa nTeadys, tterrseays, and Sioaerfts - (tiilged as stsuaL.) 1Majesty is now so isich recovered, that all the j ;Ai Attmendants- in the iitericr hate been with- thb ...

... * 110 USE .OF 3S. ?? 1.1 1 f.1 * 1. . tONDAY, -MATICII 11.] Counsel Was heard again hit, on tihe cleley Pera easewhlul the f-rther consi- ClI diration off it wvas postiponed to the first Thursday up . after the R'cess.' -h . l Thle Population Bill was agrced to in a Committee, hat . :s were 'soea amnenidmenrts in the schedule ?? tit bv Lord Re-leidale. ; pI -t C t 'On the motion of the ...

... LONDOtr, SATURDAY EVENiqG, MARCH 9. STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. V W. NDsOR CASTL, TAamrsday.--His .Majesty is going on favourably. Fs'day-mH;is Matjesty coatintes in the tane State in Which he was vesterday. . I n rd Iiis Majesty has made considerable pro- 1 gress in his recovery, and is going on livorably. ' ?? a A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, with Portu- e guese Papers to the 17th ...

... HllorUSE OF PEERS. tlttHsWCO\ H,2tItilUlt-d.] ELad STAKNHOPEbrougilt ilx in a 1ill for 1ie 11etter securing Liberty of Conscience, - Micl wii riall a 6reI thae, alid ordered for a second read-c', en Toc-doy. fIC Bill is founded oi a clause I, liirll his Lird isliil ?? to have introduced into Ste MrItiti Bill. Lord IiLLANIO intred for the printing of tbe ra pers re!ativc to the death of a inali ...