... - UN1T1i:D PARELIAMIEN'T -- GREA :c 32JTIN~ AiD IJYS An ND. liOl.Sr 0±' LORDF, M-ARCH6. - ji In the case of Lord C!r c'7ry's li'iorce Bill, on'the qiucstion of the ade.3iesibility ur videncc of ;, lettlr from Lady Cloncu:- . ry,. of -the 1jth 'if ?? I8o6, contaiinii-p a confe-sinll Qf ad111- tery, Mr. Garrow on behailf of Lady Cloncurry,. was lieard t agginst, and 'Irr. Dailas nO-' behalf f ...

... .. THEi - MOlRN lizov!NrGI CL LONDON- -. TUESDAr, MAR~i' 26 l8. -. .Our. Readers 'Will be traly gratified by the qpes6a] of - the Gaz-iet Extraordirizwir4,i w iih we this day prt- sent to thcin.. A more signal and .-loriio-s ?? a ,tin of the valour of our troops has not been made, ithrough the whole progress of the iva'i than in tht prornnt, alai't an d ecisirve maiuner in whid'c Geneal! ...

... LOAN OF EXCEQUER BILLS. The Lords of the. Treasuiry- are enipoired' to dire& any nurmb~er of Ebche~quet Bjill to be made out, con- tainirig ?? rums ...

... IL POWN 7G-STASAT, 1aswuII, 1811. A DlSPATCH, of whichi the following if an extract, 'A 'was received Xesterday at the Farl of Liverpool's office, addressed to his loardship by Lieut.-GenieralI Lord Vlrcoetnt Wellington, K. B. dated Cartaxo, 16th 1F'bruary, i81i Sot ce I addresied yoalr Lordship -on the 9th ilist. !t have received further details of the affirs at and near Badajoz, frront ...

... * UNITED 1PARLIAMENT OF , : G.REAT 9RITAIN AND IRELAdD, I It S, us ; I OfI or st e1 -I -I eI I' is e Sf 15 IIOLTSE OF LOiIDS, 1TIhtca ri. - The CfimmitteeofPsileeesagsin ro-e~ded in the case ot the 1)erk -ley P1eeragev-Eturrher p rceodhig postpo!id tif the first ThuiSdAy after tih leasiesflscss. - . ' On the-niotion of Iod E1s,; ird i, the Committee of h rivi- leges on the Banbury Peeage sre ...

... STAFOY JUNC N GATION. 2 TO'HE E1 ION. Tl E toD VISCOUNT ' - - : . - ; : AHOiN ?? ?? IsStse. by PTtr3,.. - 4*4 Vnd`M -Mr.o du ' 'dr-a House, Vestminster bridge, for the avowed pirpos of sum- monnirbpiotstlon to thfsteoad readiing1of the Stda'mford June- tiojip ia~ttoflBill, .Ihope-your Lardsl ip wi~ihiot be offended that,4t6e to ybu,-that5 if-your nune has:been used-in that 'card-, Uivo 'rv, it ...

... IQr9unZ)Tty'o P oot. 1RIDAY his Majesty, accompanied hv the . Dukles of York and Kent, w4tlked bn W\indsor Terrace, fromn 12 till 2 o'cloe 1is J Majesty ap- peared very cheerful and hearty. ¶>e Royal buLks hadhold of each arm, and were in closccorversation withl their Royal Father. Dololrs Heberden ax;d Baillie walked oln the Terrace at the samne time, htit not in company, or in cinvelation, ...

... 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 ...

... PRITVATLA CO.RRESPO2V7DEVCE. Lpnddn, Feb. 27, 1 past 7 P. M. By information, this morning, we learn, that uns der an order from the Republican Government, the powers of Mr. Pinckney, as Minister Plenipotentiary, 1 have ceased. We hear that he is to' take leave ok the Regent to-morrow, He has purchased a yes- se], for the conveyance of his furniture, and other ef- fects, and is himself to retu ...

... CATHOLIC COmMITEE. DUB-LIN, SEE. iS.. At a Meeting of. the Catholic Committee, on the 9th inst.' a oI' on to Z.. L.urrusent till this day. at two o'clock, was put and carried. Mr Pole's letter of'the 12th is before the publi. Abeiut one o'clock, some highly respected Catholics of rank and independentfortune entered the town; but, the Chair could not l)e takes beforle twvo. At half past one, ...

... COMMERCIAL CRDIT.. Rpon from the Saco Comittee on thei Sync - (Comrmterc edit,-laidhforgethel~o 0,of Conmmons, 6 March, 181 l.; 4The-Select Conmittee appointed toen- quirei ito theState of CDMinAcMl CreditD and who were directed to report the same aliit should appear to tRem. together with theiri~bservationi8 thereong~-from time- to time, to the House, 'metnd- examined a variety of -Witnesses ...

... Par §iaffentarey story ENGLAOFND E'GepIANegIf trorn the Xormnan tsi b66 to the year ,1i6 The, Mtueeiod fotui fbthis Worp, coprizing e erioc'Nii the Adcessidt of EO. . 11714,- to th6- epening of the Sixth Parliamen t of dreaf Britain in Oct, 1722,-is now ready for delivery. o ADVERTISEMENT-- TO THIS VOLUME. cTHE present Volume embraces the ' Period from the Accession of king George. ' the First ...