... 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 ...

... * 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 ...

... TH E EXAMINER. I ?? AIARCL 10I TnrEma is a dearth of continental news this5veek, and even of report; hut the Teaders of thle Exanuiner will be gra,. tifiesl in hearing that General ?? . arrived at CYraceas in the beginriag of Docceolber last, ai was enthuaiasti cally received t h llis csuntrymneu. This intellignc-e, af it id a signal for the reviv l of all the best hopes' of South American ...

... , -. -U.NITED PARLUAMENT- V R E-IT BRIT,12D A-X IRELaD. . -. IE OF tO Q MltCle 13. CeTlonel reawatit T presented the ?? Report of i dz Coniinissioners of ?? Inquiry on Ordnandd Estitates, and .MltMbeux,fromthe-India leard certailn Papers oidered . Sy thie Fouse; -Oridered to lie on the taile. . eI P tlh!e Mutin) Bii, and the Royal- Alahne Miutiny Bill, were brought up Tfoin tieh Cointnils h-b1 ...

... -TUE MOB GJN CHRONICLE. LONDON: ri F..RVAr, AIARCH 8, iS11. 10 , ., _ ?? . s It ia said, but *eV-know not with what degree of of truth, that Ministers have received information of a pro- posal having been made by the Emperor NAPOLFON to Li( thl United States of America, that he `Nvould.lJc'd m them ?? Ive ships df the line, and ten frigates, 'if m their discnssions with England should end in a ...

... . SUMMARY OF POLiTICS. 1 AMPERICAN SfATFS.-(Continued from p. 559.) The public have seen, in the reports of the Proceeedings in Parliament, several questions putto the Ministers, an~d some little discussions,, about the -state-of our affairs with this country; and, in my last, at the- pages preceding the one above, referred to, I offered some observations upon the subject.-.-.In order, howeve, ...

... Speeches of LORD HOLLAND and- LORD EL- LENBOROUGEI, in the louse of Lords, on the 4th of March, 1 8 I , on the Motion made by theformerfor an Inquiry into the Number of Informnations Ex Officio, fikd by the.ttorney General. LORD HOLLAND (after some intro- duction) said :-It was well known that there were three modes of proteeding in cases of libels-thy first was by action for damages, which ...

... 0OFICIAL PAPERS. C AMERICA and GLAND.--L et i q Mr.. PINKNEY, laid ,ire Caeomg* hj the president 2I., MADISON, 12 Jan . :Let to he AmricanSecretaryjof Statfom Mr. Rinkney. London, 5 Non. 1801.J.' ' Si-I have presented a secosd note, which.a copy isentelop, to Lord WelfeA ly, on the subiject of the Orders. in Cows. cil, under an impression that'the state,4 the King's-health (for wbich I beg tob ...

... r F-cciNY-rrOmly: TO t rLtDrOR OF TIIS EXAM!r' ( SIV,-Eelieviom, Jo l arc favors ble to tbe CJI1 cillati ol and the ext ?? of the Sm ilP PIN request your insertionl uf the annexcxd ?? uiu atieu, which ?? obligc, your s, &c. M arch G, I AOSTA it Ft.1 e ~tislIs *f Martairy for the last year, ids; l by the Small Pan%, in that part of Lon- t - AlRaut oie7-faiurti of the patpuliatwull of i, ?? . ...

... CIT'Y BUSINESS., A Cotutt of Cotmmon-Council waq held yesterday at GuPild- haHl, which was numeransly attended. ThL East-India-Do-k Company-presented a Petition forlaying '~down moorings in the- a (italleons at Elacir.at, ilshi h was read, and referred to the N~avisaion and Port Consmnittce3, ts examrss and ?? s wras 'eferred to the Committee for City'L ands, to cousider of idening bsreet.--Mr ...

... TH 'M'W5UR.VING CflfOtXlCE.-^ LG T QN' - 'r ?? Z g D 2-,_ ?? !Apcfi 13, allt . . i Another Lisbon Mail frrived yesterday, by wvhich't wve have Cazettes from tljence ib the ad, and privatec a-dvices- to the sth inst. Wge have so intelligence' *st fiom the; ca'mp ltear tadajoz, dated/ 'on the i st, hy e- which we, filid, that t;ne rqp'ort oflthe surrender' of that-fortie- is unfoun/led, and ...

... - - LoRDS ERSKINE and Eitnb-4s Speerhes, in the House of Lords, on the 4th ist. on Lrd Holland's Morion for..n itc`Azht of4 NFO aATiONS Ex-orricio, _fled by the Attorney General-(See Lord HOL- LAND'S Speech atp. 593j. LORD EaSxINw said, that in his way of considering the subject before the House, it was not necessary that his noble friend, who had moved for the Informations filed within the . ...