... Lonban ?a?ette. :, .. ¶ .;, , . ,;._ . . ,- *.TJOWNI'YG-ST22EET, Fstnuiir 26j: 811. .A DISPiATCH .-:ok.^th ehefoowtlevrg is-ap extract,r L .has, been lthias morning received ,at the Earl of Liverpooi'sioffice, addressoed- tb his:Lordsipb Lieut.. 'General.Viscount SyeUmson, dated Cartaw, sth of ,eebruary., . . t of : Tn' enemy have conlinued'in thueighboutsodtof Badajoz,and hliaveb'roke ...

... 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 ...

... .isre Pa lus, No.24. Tht.MAVOtt reF aOt.CAST~, C. aetrLoi;, DAY, &Ct Mr. Topping opened this cause bv. lairent led ing in a very ier-liasg and impressive rnanner the ble absence of Serjeant, Clockil. alid particularly the led -lailseted cause 4f. that absence, in couseq, ence of * which the station he held as 1eadng counsel for the Irl- proeceition had devilved upon I-ai. He also took md ...

... CATHOLIC coMiMITTEE. S1t131tDAYO, t'ir. 3:3. TE!rmi5H or 'riiE IUPSH PEOPLE;.-1NCQr- §SIStENCY Or, MRt. POLE; Oh~, SECONDI. THOUGHTS BEST. Froths thre.Ddiblin Evenifig Post, FMb. 23.-A 'Privy Countcil was held yesterday, anid it is now. dittiuig for a'secoud time upon it, it is said Gie sub- jcct of Mr. Nieles Letter to the Sheriff avid Mag~is- tra~es of Ireland, and, at this v4dry hoer (two' ...

... 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 ...

... IPOSTSCRiPT. 1BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, March 7. -e C. Con i. 65J-Red. - -Qinniam 5J dii. We are happy to ?? the receipt of iositive intelligense of the ?? of the rein. 6rcements sent out to Lord Wellingtou, under noa~y of Sir Jo~ph Sidney Yorkc :_ PLYMOUTH, MAUCH 4 -The Eliza brig is just ar- rivid, after: a abort passage from Lisbon, and 'e are happy to state, that Rear-Admiral Sir J. S. yforke ...

... TH-E MERCURY. THI: conviclijii of' MR. DRAKARD, the publisher of the Stamford lAews, fuo a publication snbstanitially the same: as that for which the Messies. Hus were ?? only a few weeks ago, atil) prove to the country in a very striking way, thel vague and uncertain nature of the doc- triLC of Libe ls-it is evidently one thing in Len. doun and another thing at Lincoln, and the defi- nidion ...

... ?? eyTSCRIPT. (BY JlUAIRESS.) LONDON, 1FB. 28. 3 per C. Cons. 65--Red. - -Omonium 54i dih. AMERICA. We;- e indebted to a MiWreantile Tiouse in this tqwi-for the. followiu& infolruation brougiht. to Livviqool, by- tho Melitr fruoa, New.York, in 30 ) dBILL supplemnentary to Ute A;ct conce-ning the/ comamercial intercourse blda'eis t/ie Uniltd Stales and Great. Bi itain and France, ad 4for ol/er ...

... 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 ...

... XEREP YOUR OWN SIDE! Li Which is my side ?? ritgt, if you are Wvalkinl, i itsd Your-left, if you are riding. - This, is a short h'selution Al.r Printei, of the queisotns proposed by your correaponsddt ?? in: ?? of' tie 6 s 16thult. 1 amn not a lawyer, and tbereflore may be . supposed not to he very conversant' m the laiw on the subject; but I'know the practice,,orivhat oughl to le e toe ...

... . . . W T A ?? l a aate publication by the ?? of tlt Freiiel) Newspaper. called the Argus, a s-aol, of L courqe, of on uzstliojable veracity and of uniti- peaelxb>le oyialty, it is haiod 'ibat Bonaparte now bas, uolr fnuerly bhd;; two Lotidpn 'Wiekly Ncews- j *e papers under his contronl, assld,that the Editors received thewages of, orruptiontfroi the ?? ,I Government. The Printer uf the Leeds ...

... LONVDODV; FR~ r, MAR&.u 22i -A~nail arrived Yesterda& fOm ilgta'Wt letters torthe has ple t he PiOn wre.sidentig n d .Itnidere'af dlemma.-ppThen qus ionrsethn theref ane attek Rifrom t o~ 01osite 2doasf The. frech re ~lectitng a number oig m.routh~s' of ..the 'JIIie and Jalide. nb, ~h hPavbenrceived. The. report of |P h~adcappi~ng a persontI~,hostilities bewen, Russia L~ stake is currgentin ...