... &'N qpJ-SvH PAZES. ?? The31 of Olivencia,\'.was a 'circuistance t which ,sdrprised all the Military men in .Spain arkd Portu- gal, because it¢ IIose sed meane, which* properly used, would have enabled the piace 'to hold out mna- ny months; aqd,. it is only by the last accountsfir6m Cadiz,` that tbe official report' of the Governor that unfortunate fortress 'Was. made kGoven, owhich proves the ...

... kluuaz Ur %t.J4VV1yUNb. l A Member having moved the third reading of I a Bill, who had not interfered in its prece~ding l stages, and the Member who had promoted it through.its various gradations, having'signified that it was not his intention to move the third reading, it became a question if this were a fit I .and regular interposition. The SPEAKER observed,.that it-had invariably been the ...

... THE M ORNiN Cl-HONYICGLi L. - .D LON:ON: tor-J : A2ZDA2', MlAf l,2~CZ I5, I8ii. vo . Yeqtsrday two Hcligoland Miils arn.-ed, by whic'; we have letters from thence to thc 5sr, and 'from Hambargh to the 4th instam.*: Tihe liatter mcniio., ?? that it has been deterrined by France to annex Oldti burg .p he3e Empiref that ler troops haye ?? _ takl, rossession of the territory, ind that the Duke, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... OFFICIAL PAPERS; A-EIucA and ENGLAND.- Leuers of Mr. PiNKNy, laid before Ongreas by Me President Mr. MAMflSoN, 12 Jan. - 1811. ., A Bill supplementary to tm: Actconcerning tie - Commercial Intercourse between the United States and Great Britain ad France, and for other purposes.-Jan. I 8 1., W(ontined frompage 640.) an infornmer, not being in the service of ~the Unlited States, be given to ...

... l O SI' OF J10)i: ?? J3dncld'll, .al11(CA 13. IN, SIts (I. Di, 1) Cflts15-O1lise to 101i of Tord, iPedct- dale ow II .it; 51501 into a (Coniioivv ,oe 1 tlw Ie'. vall 1)ehu1lsRe Pll. slnd teveral ilen flll i' t1,e No,. bic Lmll!, re V Igretd to ; is we~ll S -,I lltiitnld ml~tlt lug. gotl 1. oid Sialihope, tliot livrerfto. O d be 111rCc Judges ePIP 1110, 111ttad III oue, 1o lwer ailid ...

... -- ; ?? NA X The4' stbsequeint are ~astraug 6 of ?? & ?? presented to t-he Ho6usse 'of Commo ns, ifor'dioaiy of na~vy, buildig, a'nd. repast jof' shi~ps and' ?? . iervic e,-, for 'th year 18 ?? i. ?? ORAR .Esin r^.-PAI r IA T To the Iird& Cnomrnissioners of die Adniral ty, and the Commissinners of the Navy, :&,Ac: with thei' secretaries, clerks, instru- ments, and ?? relating thereto 176,520. ...

... .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 ...

... UNITED PARLIAMIENT GREAT BRIITAINV AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF L OAlDS, MRCsi R . 'In the Cpnm ?? nof' Privileges, on the Banbury Peerage, Lord ERSY INE, at con iderable lengtlh, took a review of all the points of' the case, and zoncluded by moving, that the Peti_ tioner had made guc hl claim Further proceeding was, oni the motioon of the LOAD sUsLNsCELLOIR, postponed till TIurs'- .day, at two ...

... ., B UEAO.. A RTZIS GA',!,ZT2T S to ille 12t1t DHC I; The vi~ory of Zuipacha was much more complete than at first was stated, and decided the fate. of Peru. ,s Yesterday, says Jose de Coi'doba, I was an enemy of the Junta of Peru; to-day, in common with all the- r, officers of my arny, I prumise obedience to it; and id a place myself. under its orders. e OFFICIAL LETTER OF TI-I C0OMINIISSIONER ...

... Am- ..NTTZ. - . 'I i ,. , - DIVE RIAL? PAXL- I. ?? I ?,W- ?? . - I 11 I Im ?. ?? ?i- .- ?? .:I HOUSE& GP CMM S-Msch l5.i ' 'NAVY ESTIMA'1 ..A . - Mr YonKL-rA0ved,&se order of the dyfor going in- to the Committee of Supply. ?? -, The House having gone into' 'heCominmittee. - .Mr YOR-{ said,,itbecaie his dxy, tq pros the Conmmittee the necess-ry supplie'ttwards ?? thc expences of the ...