... f 7 A 'I 'U R D A Y' s P. e) OSi 6 BY E XPRE SS..i LONDON, IIAIti 9.(, g Yesterlday the 'Ibanks of the two IHiuses of Parliament ueteltatnli;ntltl tlt voted to Lieutenant-Geleneral Gria lam1 ?? DilL's, to thle Oilicers serving uitder ailte, lit to ?? None-cunoimissioned (htliceis anid Ptivates, ,i their glilklt condutict on tbe s5th of AL1Mmchtin dets -t- i lie (ill kion ot1 MirishaiIl Vict'tr ...

... SUPPLEM ENT To TuE LONDON GAZE TTE EXTIRAORDINARAY. Admoiralty Ofiee, Mareh 25. Capt. Carrol arrived at this Office last night with dispatches from Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, K. B. addressed to John Wilson Croker, Esq. of which the following are copies . Miford, Cadiz Bay, Marcb 7,18I1. Sit-I have the honour to enclose, for the information of the Lords 'Vornsnisioners of the Admiralty, copies ...

... {D y X F 0 ., R D .. ?? SAuTuitr,AY, MAR~CH 30. The Rev. Job11 Cholmneley, brother of Sir AlMntague. Choliseley, Bart. has beets presented by tihe Lnsrd Chan- cellor to the rectory of Burton Cogg les, Lincolisbire, void by the death of' the Rev. Dr. Sci litz. PR EACHERS. Dr. Bidlalce, of Christ Church, Bampton Lecture, on Sunday morning, at St. Mary's. Dr. Bidlalke, of Ch. Ch. in the ...

... T1 I I I' 1' 1) AY 'S POST. T~t~ X )1 (l) ?? A1OXDAY, in l S ?? el I: i b o.ted tie secotid ?? of the New '11catre L.! iNt1. Slf`,tii 0 eCO laited at colisid''rable length tbe lr -roadiii l s ?? Ii C t.hcl lace to'l ?? [T ?? I'ati. h' .iid the reason why tie Bill, pa.issed )._yjir i hm t 'ii rir-la lieTteatrL, h rd riot beei atted opoit a ; . ?? ; di- ii-.;;on zirrose svith the ?? l ord ...

... Flenn thie Wlts and Berks Canal, near Sissindon, to the Thassses afd Severn Canal, at Latton. THr Committee of the Wilts and Berks who are appointed to submit a Bill to the Legislature for making the proposed Canal, think it necessary to offer to the Public a few observa- tions, with a view to remove the groundless apprehensions that have been industriously excited against the Undertaking, and ...

... TUESDAYS POST CONTINUiED.'i From the LO(N7)(N GAfZETTE,, March 23. FonEm-s-orice, 'MacRC 22. L IS Royal Highness tihe Prince Regent hts been .L pleased, in tbe naiine and on the behalf of his Ma- jesty, to appoint Robert Liston, Esq. to be his Majesty's Anmbassador Extraorrdinary andl Plenipotentiary to the Sublime Wttoman Porte; also Bartholomew Frere, Esq. to be his Msajesty's Secretary of ...

... I,,ONDON, NVIAIRCI 28. TIei jntttilitt- ILce hroiL 'lit liy thle Gmreoca, ofi div retreat oit \d 'Iii s ciiitiilnu liv Imm ilts 1rim Lisbont to tile I lth1, r ~uit- l is Wisy olf (hot-riJ!ey. 'Illi' o~il ?? trltwt ti, it I ct tci Irotil that I slandrt swna YvcStt'dy ntunob G;2, rio',I dltri, I A vu-mel arrived here yesterday fromt I ?? I, w ith sevira p1 ct ters of thle I It di it. al~l stat ...

... ;13Nl):Y AND TUESD)AY'S POST. I The London Gazette Extraordinary. 1.)oreling-st reet, 11archs °5. TspmATCllES, of which the ?? are Copies, seee last night received sit the Earl of Liverpool's ice, frosa Licustellnt-Ge leral Graham's. MY Loaia, Is, de Lorn, March 6, 18311. Captain Hope, my first Aide-de-Candp, will have the honour delivering this dispatch to inforns your Lordship of the Isrious ...