... 1?0ICI4. V''LLG. E 'Dir Tolestlav last, a labullirlilg ?? went to Digtry, ire Siva- ftod. friln it neigthbilriinig village, to -atipud a coct-tfi-it; ss bile ristelit on the iport, 'htr feii'4ss sreeehlesC34 pd peed irsnenr'i;.ite1.. ' g On: Tueisiny moonirng a fire hi oke Out I Nams HI li ?? en- tcrsive' nr- ruies otf :N r -r-. plinf P greens Sla ?? rolgers-i itil great ?? ra4-k of noil ...

... TH E EXAMINER. I ?? AIARCL 10I TnrEma is a dearth of continental news this5veek, and even of report; hut the Teaders of thle Exanuiner will be gra,. tifiesl in hearing that General ?? . arrived at CYraceas in the beginriag of Docceolber last, ai was enthuaiasti cally received t h llis csuntrymneu. This intellignc-e, af it id a signal for the reviv l of all the best hopes' of South American ...

... MUR. COBBE7RASfAVD TIE LE.ARNED LAWIKG A GES.. __ ?? - TO TiE- EDITOR OF TfEE EXAWMIWER. Z - Stri.,-Th thle Weckly PfnWical 1egister of tlie 23d ult. therc, is ar article, ulnder the heal of T1 c PREss, but chijefly .akein tiji with animadversions upon i lht the wvritersarcasti .ealiv irrts the teair d flanguazge, whichl saetns to me to'sur. pa, in all' the leadivg chararteiidics of his style, ...

... : T'ESDSA Y'S LODON :G-AZETTE. | _ . Des t i o' g Street, Feb.. 26, 1811] A Dsjpatgl 1 of Axlich ntle fqllo$'ilig is-an Extract, hac been hie mornsing received at'tbe Earl of Liverjpool's Offire, ad- dtress d ti) has Lordship, byw Lieut.-Geu. ViscuoinL'WeiLugGon, dated Cnrt tan, Feb.-19.- Theenemy haveconnoaed in the neighbourtioad of Badztjzo, and have broke ground before the piace on the ...

... .- I' fE POT 1rICAL EXAMINERA. H - dr~~ess of ?? faor the gain ll~f a few. SWIFTr. Pytry is the SVIet T No. 164. AprUCA^.&TION TO P-RLIATMENT FOR A., THIRD TIIEATRE. traa: reader will lhe slart-led erhapss at sciing this subject ?? the heaI of pohitich; ?? matters, ot traste andl Miiera- tare are rnore conlnected tih the political ?? r of thc t'irrS thanl inost people iinaggine orvthianl tihe ...

... r F-cciNY-rrOmly: TO t rLtDrOR OF TIIS EXAM!r' ( SIV,-Eelieviom, Jo l arc favors ble to tbe CJI1 cillati ol and the ext ?? of the Sm ilP PIN request your insertionl uf the annexcxd ?? uiu atieu, which ?? obligc, your s, &c. M arch G, I AOSTA it Ft.1 e ~tislIs *f Martairy for the last year, ids; l by the Small Pan%, in that part of Lon- t - AlRaut oie7-faiurti of the patpuliatwull of i, ?? . ...

... .:YsESY'lltASi.'It MfEI.,X'IA C. Seme inlaliiiklals- fi -Ve -mir -ine, no oslinlay iii llt sitce-varil, lfr tihle. ptOL if W'c-Iiniiticrp RcMc' - Thde high Ba li? avill explteiiat lilt' *it ot hI eI * A3ffitir Cent TW-clcuur caine flforward to prrtpasean Adillcs i th be Pit ince, ii h id, he tibl, stl tiil it lifii grinldl whiieve bie one if ?? 0 iili QnOe Ijigt, #iltiied m riu thle hhtv, ...

... IE THSE EX:A-''INft.- I; LOOV,-JdAscJ5 17. Tars exertions of ?? against mialitary flogging hafe at iast been aitended with soine effect; and iII conse- queuce of a motioni of the Jndge-Advocate ill iloe House --uf Commons last Tuesday, it is dleciare optional c orts;- martial to ciro'ose between corporal pnnishment and hn- prison; nt. This is a slep towards the abolition of that degrading ...

... P[IOVfNCI -.4L [INTEEL GENlC. ; The inhhhitwants of Liverpool Itave entered into resolutiono fr thte attdslisinens of TLI1 ksy urn for Pernieitt ?? Refwa iuet Pro- Stituites. Tile Mayor. is a p jfinted PesideLnt ; anod the Coltp mittee will consist of ali the Clergy of the EPtaliliked Churlch, the Clergy aif all other don-aloinatiotins, andnsucri' other respect- able CGentlehneol of the Laity, ...

... 'rFIF~ POLITICAL EXAMI1?- l, rev POLITICAL EXAMINER. ?? ?arty is fhe niadhess ofrmaty for ?? few. SWIFT. Nor 166. THlE COURIER.-MILItARY FLreGGItG. tsoenit tibe Governliilent bag at last.thiought proper, in ?? of tlhe e-tertfioins o the Reforuistrs; to rintr tere in some ffceasure with the severity of MilitAry Puinish- tent, yet the Mhiisterialists are by nu raieani satisfiedi ilb tIS ...

... THE EXAIN1NER. Lu. o' ~eo .3I . TIon ?? hl the I; ninsuna; so ?? barren of any thilng important, has at lenbth been enlivefle& by a. piece ofsurcess ua our paris, more brilliant than it has hitherto ffirdilnd, and more calculated on every account to mor- Cdy the enemy. The reader need not be informed that this is the repulse of the French at Barrosa, an ae- thio, vihich if he has not set ...

... 'qjiE POLITICAL EA-MINER-. - . piy is the miadnfes of many for the gi A fe fw- Swim No. 162.- REMARKS ON AN ARTICIX IN THE COURIER. , wias to he expected, that wh-ile the late verdictni favour of the Fxeeflcr would awaken the congratulations of numbers of people in this metropolis, it would also ?? the irritability of others, alln strike pale more thai one glowr in,, connatnennce that hauil ...