... fri-IM173 ,anturon, ?buuuav-$ alto ivalvbafo?jpotos - From tte-LONDON GAZETTE oft4arch 2d. r ?? i. I CARLTON-.OVSP, .eb. f28. ' sid HIS day William Pinc1kncy, Ers4. AlMiister Plieni- bc ?? froll the Uitited .Stats of America, wi .ha!l an audience of leave of his Royal Mighness he the Prinfce R~g~eitt . t. ~. ,h~r T 'is day his Exce1leriOy . atj1e Hassan, Ambassador from the~ Dley qf .liers, ...

... A New INIETHODIST CHAtPELg at Clck. heaton, wvill bc opened oil Good 1ri dliv, the 12th of April. 7The Rev. Mr Attiuorae will preach at tell o'clocl il Cite mornirig; thhl Rev, iT. Newi on at two o'clock in til afteLnooll, and the Rev. Mr. Marsden at five in tile evening. A Sol l citation ha-, we uodeore;taand, bpeel adl. dresseld by the Committee at Llo0d's, on behalf of the British ...

... za-I.evrczbap-'z P oet. 1 MFu it tihe LONI)ON GA7E'I'TT' V, Za'tractso/ letters tonr Lord Wfelftitotn, eceilvedl ofl t e Ead 1rivc Lrj)uul's ')iic ( artxri), Februiary 2t3, l8ol. Ant nitich concerned tL, have to intftrm otilt, that tile 1 eIuns attacked CGen. Meidizabel onl the 191th inst. in the pbsittit which he had taken on theile cihbts of S t. Christoval, ticar flBdtlj z, and ilotallv ...

... ,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, ...

... FOREIGLN 1NTELLIGPENCE. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Letters and papers have been received from .is- bon to the 4th inst. and dispatches from Lord We:- lington to the 2d. From these it appears, that Ro- hrana's corps, under General Mendizabel, has been f | surprised, and attacked in his camp. near BadaJoz, e by NMarischal Soult, and his army ehtirelv dispersed. ?? had taken a very favourable position ...

... - P o S T' S C RI P T4 - |- The. bulletins of the health of his Majesty having been, during the wveek,, of so favourable a nature, it is~ now universally thought that his restoration to per-- fect health will be shortly announced. The letters from Windsor speak in the most cheering wta, and observe, that'his Majesty enjoysconsideraiae benefit 91VIAI A-lS V i 05 'I errace. - The letters from ...

... A Dialogue betwcena Barit t Law a d a Juryman ; .plainlv settingfoth, I. The Antiquity., [I. The Excellent Designed Use, IIL The Office, and Just Privie, OF JURIES, by the Law of iiland._ BY SIR JOHEN HAWLES, &tW cirGe to King William-II, Barrister. My Oad Client! a. good morning to you.; whither so fast? you bsee iatent upon some important afflir, SJ rn-Worth.tSie: flam 1ad to see you ithusf ...

... 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 ...

... PRIPUATE CORESPONHENCE. 'It ~London, March 15, .2- past seven. A report was iri circulation this morning that General Graham, in his attempt on the rear of the n French army before Cadiz, had met with some suc- I cess ; and this account, it was said, wras transmitted e by a trading ship, the arrival of which was announced t X in the port letters of to-day. It is true that such a 2 ship has ...

... J FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE STATE OF COMMERCIAL CREDIT. Your Committee directed its attention to three points 1. The exient of the difficulties and embarrassments. 2. The causes of them. 3. The expediency, with a view to the. present and future interests -f the merchants and manufacturers, and of the pub- lic, of any assistance being. afforded by' Parli3ment. 'I'be Committee then ...

... HOUSKE OF SOMMONS..-iel. 47. 'ral- Iove hrousllt in7 the Queens , Fori A Ceo -ral Ilo01ce brought in' thle Queen's -Ferr Rload Pi.i, whiclh was read afirst tiiime, and it lva, ordered that it be read a second time. . - Sir Samuel Romilly pre'sented a petition frdm Ly 150 bleachers in the north-of Iraland, ffir alegis- lative plrovision for previ-iting the stealin of linen fromn their grouiids, ...

... L D .mU .LjI -: 12 ThC. LLOYD'SMAR-NLYSTch 1a. l16l1.. The Harmony, Norris, from Greenock to St Croix,'was driven on shore in the Clyde ad iitstant; .id lost ?? rud- der. The Caledonia, Reed,-from Greenock to Cork, and the Di- ligent, Drummond, from Belfast, were driven on ashore in the Clyde 1st insta'nt,butespected-to be got ef. . -The 'Hope, Stewart, from Buenos Avres and Pernambucco, Was ...