... 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 ...

... PIROPOSED Sh\VER.N JUNCI'ON CANAL. T'CJ the Chaciirmean of' the Csmmittee of llranagencnt of t/e 1lP/s and Ber/ks Ca nal. Sitl, The cause of stoppage on the Wilts and Berks Canal last summer has been most incorrectly represented. The intercourse with Bath being interrupted by the repairs of the Kennet and Avon Canal, between the Sonrerset Coal Canal and Bath, I considered that the least ...

... JilL' iI?zNTi-G C(HOR N ECL. 1(0 NDVO NfT. - II' \iSD2 .A;5Z.RGH ?? tanl. . T tt:,q wnce ves;r.ldav received frorti the coast cf to th 2 date. or Satorday' last, by vlhc3 w learn tl'N tl. time the embargo had not been raised,. We ' f 'e:d fi ? the Parisialn Joirnals, btit tfsey con- C3 k -i ro nitof degr .qing Addresese- of flattery to th~e ?? ?? and therefore- we omit them. What W' niooed in ...

... BENEVOLI2NVT SOCH7AY o ' So P'PARI l I.. .: I 4_. _ .. ' 1-. . . ? ., . . . : The Corwnnittee hereunto suibjoin; the List of Qon- te tributions'tp the Cl4a6ty, on the Anniveisary eelebra- va tion of Monday last..' ith the .exception of a very an few names, he sums -anexed arre in addition to dai'ets to anterior )owatians. If e)rois (uirlidenai to so crowvded Pt a-scene) have been made, they ...

... .: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, ...

... From the French Paper, the Moniteur. Paris, Feb.26, 1811.-Cmments ion the Speech of the Pi'nce Regent, delivered bey Comr mision, in the Houie of Lords, l 2th Feb :1811.; The Lord Chancellor read the speech of 'the Regent for opening te Sesisoon, which was as follows ;- (Here follows the whol. of the Speech, from which we select such passages only as are commented tapon.1 SPEECH, - (I) . The, ...

... caleboniain q.3 m [is .E I B of e. I THUR SDAr-M,, R CI al a- STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S RrALT11. ia- ~Windsor Castle, n- His Majesty goes on well. X 5, ii e VWindsor Castle, A.l IS The Xing remains in the same state in which I ia 0- during the last few day.l le IHis Majesty is going on wll.ndso Castle, j of (Signed a to For some days past, rumburs have been ri- on the authority of a ...

... 1 -2PbrAL IXVSTZ7VT.ION-March IC. I The Ninth Lecture of Dr Davy related cleltly to the pro-. psrties of inflammable gas, or hydrogen, the proportions in which it combines, and its relations to other inflamimable bo- dies. Dr Davy said, the opinions -which he had before oppo- s.-d, that oxygen was the only supporter of combustion, were aisso contrary to a variety of plsenornena attending the ...

... fttillp'o POOL 11% IITEIDNESDI) Y in thc hlouse (if C'ommfons, Sir VI . 'I'ltii ut tavli notice, that so)l n tal~e thle I:-t,s, hic wou~l v:Iii tlie attentitot o! thle ihmuwv to~ the ~ t'ixcmipt ofI i! orvtyipwrs ironti the l'rollet ty UTax. Be. it-( lji (t relt IDci torS Blull as atncidt-d iii tihc tiltitilt,th 1iitVISO' resptit~ilti thle dilttoia, wai-:I twtiIv w~isthr' (ir fiaiittitlewietv ...

... LONDOX9 MARCH 12. WaPQ ldAL.-A Lisbon Mail arrive& fatf ifiglits and anothel tbis morning. Thevccouiltsb'b the former are of the 28th ult by tie Ihltet to the 4ths. The former state that Badajoi bas falln' aft er the Spanish army tinder General Carrera had' been defeated by Soult, who surpriged'him, in his' tamp. Abadndoning foi a7 time the siege of Bada- joz;,he threii a bridge over the G ...