... E D IN B U RG I1 ?? 2.- Tuesday, in the Court of Session, N.Ir Boyle pre- sented the Prince Regent's Letter, appointing him one of the Lords of Council and Session, which was rcad and ordered to be recorded, when he took his 3 seat as Lord Probationer in the Outer House. His I Lordship having gone through the usual trials, this day took his seat on the Bench, by the title of Lord Boyle. The ...

... IMPERL-1AL PARLIA.ZEN7T. HOUSE OW LORDS. - Jlfonday, March 5. - Lord Holland moved. for the production of the 'Ver- dict of a Coroner's Jury, in the case bf a debtor who died in the Marshalsea prison 'n January last. The verdict was, 11 Appeared to have died for want of food, clotLing, and lodging. This, however, was a verdict on a second consideration: the first being, Starved-to death. ...

... iberNS a-C, ;VEDN{F,SDA4Y-AfMRCII 6. COUNTY OR! V CA 9nUJIv7 CP KInf.CAI'WIE. .,14 I ?? LY) XV'L v ?? ? .P i,ujeds ,f~ t,1,) ?? ?? j7d. E CONVENER relitessts J'f the Iseelw~cr.r, d. 1 Conmmissioners Of Sqlphil, J.t11ices ot Peace, andi PrnPrietors, to Mneet -a-ithin' the Count? Hillltet Stone- I on Fr'itlday the Stah March curt. by 12 o'clock- i d. noni'l, t0 take into conxsiderationl the ...

... - - I I Lt)I1gIO VJ /:MIfIS . 9. zIvbIrsPosiTYZoN oF His Z.11JFTs2'T. e I Windsor Castle, March 9, ISI1. - ! Uris Majesty has made considerable progress, and is .5; going on favourauy.' a -i ?? i- A packcet is arrived at Falmouth frort Lisbon, witlh W Lettersfnd Fapers to the 17th last. With the exception of a few skirmishes, the two contending armies-are nearly tn a state of repose. r It ...

... HO LLAND. It is of great consequence, on all occasions, to be able to discover truth, especially in those'cases where it is li- able to be either dinminished, or exaggerated, as too fre- quently takes place in regard to subjects in any degree connected with politics; and has been particularly evinc- ed in the different accounts which we have received of those countries which are subject to ...

... 1MIT [NE ?? LI(;E-TCE-T.. I The Transports for Iisbnn hat-e been forced back by advere winds. The Prome thens into Torbay, hle Franchise into Falmnouth. We lament to ade', that their return has beer accompanied with a most afflictinrgevent. The Franchise frigate ran on board the John, and Jaie transport. on he nirhs of tihe 22 instant. which instantly went down, w.vith 272 Ofli- cers and men ...

... 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 ...

... - FEDESDAY-M4RCII i7. Married at Glasshaugh, an the 2d inst. the Rev. . GEorec INEE c., ?? ,Culer, to Nliss M91XNE, eldest - ? I _- . r* _ I _- T a _ -K 1A. .-f PAs.. r ?? 4I1-ESnIStro OI 10 LA55 IVIIjN .,VIUuL. daughter of the late Rev. David Milne, minister of Edin- killie. c At Montrose, on the 14th inst. GEoRGE: PATON, Esq. to Helen, daughter of Mr James Lyall, of same place. t Died, at ...

... LONDON GAZETTE-NIAR. 9. *Da;nincrstrect, Ai'arcli S. 18 51. His 1 oyal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously, pleased, in the name andon the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Lieutenant-general Sir John Francis Cradock, K. B. an lK. C. to be governor and coinanderirk chief of thesettlement of ?? of Good Hope-. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been plcased irn the narme and on ...

... FOREIJGN INTELLIGENCE. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL., The Speculator cutter is ?? at Falmouth, from Lisbon afterapassageofsix days. Goverrtinent we understand have received by this convevanco dispatches from Lord Wellington to the 23d last.- The.enemy had made some movements, but none of importance; and the respective armies remainud in nearly the sarne ?? private ?? by tthe Speclator are to the ail. ...

... DOAMSTICE NTrElLlGENCE. t - , u~ii~ Jt, 28. - tI- ) IlHIS M JESTY 's INDISPOSITION. 1 - - MAJ ?? ?? Castle, Feb. 2?. IlisMajey goes on in the most satisfactory manner. Wvindisor Castle, Feb. 24. Hi3 Majesty continhes to go on Weil. ic Windsor Castle, Feb. 25. Tlhe King ?? to ad-vance regularly in recovery. Windsor Castle, Feb. 26. His Xfiesty goes oil most favourab!y. i e Windsor Castle, Feb, ...