... Defeat of- Mfarshal Victor, I I . BEFOiE CADIZ. I N our Paper of the ifth of March, Ave informed our readers that General Graham bad landed at -Algesiras with a -considerable detachment of Eng- lish and Spanish troops, with a view of co-operat- -ing with the garrison of Cadiz, to folce the-enemy to raise the siege'of that place. We have now the pleasure of announcing that the hope of accounts ...

... BO2'AL I NST iTViON-AThrch%3. Dr Davi's Tenth Lectoi-e related to the nature of sulphur, pliosphoru.s, and carbon, which lie considered as compound substances, contrary to the rmceived doctrine of the French chemists, who rank tbeln amongst the most simple bodies vvith which we are act:.a:ired. Sulphur, during comnbustion i- atmospheric air, or. with oxygen gas, comibines with the oxygen, and ...

... fIMPRiISONYIENT FOR DEBr. h??f TIIEINJVTSTICE, -CRUIMTY, AND TIPMQLICY OF -MEPttSONMNNILNi FOlt DEUr. B1/Y Dli SA It IT L J i HNSON; An inqdir- Iiass been hiade, by whidl it appears that 0,O000 persons are at ti;s time' prisoners for daeh; We too often look with inditirbence oni the! succe.Asiv.e parts of that, whiiC, if the whvolie itere s to teo getier, ivonld shake us witi ncotioin. , A deb ...

... ----- - Jp on t. 4- \ Sinidaycst Ialt diet prTayer.tstt soii~l jesty'5 re- 0 coveryv vsas oulltilt~d t he Ch pel Royal. It is filfl iagcertairlod, that his iMa rjes o is I visit \\emu1 r'~it at r ii!v thiis tiui i e i. ]Ihs Rti a t cli tiesY the Pt Rnac Itetnt has written an ]etter wil \ ow litnil to Gn. Graham, ezpressillt to hiln in h ti alo,,s il Uerilng ierois the lively stlmne ol his gal ...

... J4,QtV.PflO E ZET2'E XTYRIORDZ.-wjJ I 410SDAS', MAIWUl 25r .I DOMSJ4.-SjitU1.T, SIAICII 25. DVpafepbs, of which the followimgav.re copiestere ,ics il 1h r ecirptld :l the El I of Lherpool's Ollie, axdrswdto his Lorhbip by Litzit.-Getierul Uratiam, dxated ?? 4i Leen, 6th gxud 10th March, 18i1. hac de , MaxcA fi 1811. Diy LonLD,-.-Gptain hope, ru, ttrst Aid-de-( pp will h~avc Iho hour ot' delive ...

... FROM THE LONTDONGAZETTE. ADA1I.AILTY-0FFx~cr-Marchi S0. Copy of e Letter from the Hon. George Cranfield Berkeley Admiral ef the Blue, &c. to John Wilson Creker, Esq! ddat Lisbon, the 8th of March 1811. -sea, I have great pleasure in informing their Lord- ships of the evacuation of the strong post which the enemy possessed at Santarem, and that our army are 'now advancing in puwsuit. Lieutenant ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-March 29. In a Committee ?? on the Barabury. Peerage, the Lord Chancellor spoke against the claim of the petitioner. Adjourned until Tuesday. Lord RADNOR moved, that the Committee for inquiry into the state of the Marshalsea prison, -and respecting the unifortunate person who died there, should be postponed, Lord HOLLAND said, that, on Monday, a con- venient day might be. ...

... RJOUSE OiF LO ll)R , Alionday, Mllarch 25. The Hao ni Ailent by Corulrilihcil %vas gie en to the flil- lcrerii. bilk-'i'r llu it Sugar Dr,,v imk, tie- Irilh Limei and Vari Tr de, tbie liil Litre- Bountiiy, the Dublin Coails Impoitariton, the Expiin g Lass, and a p iv'ate Bill. lIBvE oF coF s crrsert.-OrTueldiay, ?? Enar of' Sktanhope . rived tie teconrid ne-alig of his ill'or the bet. ter ...

... Lo;DvoNi APRIL 7. -By the dispantches rcreived yesterday morningn from Lord WELri NTOR, dated the 16t niult, it apjhas certaib that 4ASS-rNA. thas retreated. It is supposed tllat e was at thit timedmarching, for Almeilda. He is described as pro- tee4ingvwith the tiamost iapidity, beiryiung his ammmnitioira, burnintg the towns bebind hin, a-nd tnakig occasiooal stands only to losehis bimeh. in ...

... E EXTRACT FROM THE BOMBAY. COURIER, Auc. 4, I . 1810. , I ._ 1 . _ s n~r v v ' s I 1 us 1 9' In our paper of the z8th July, we announced the.death.of 1m5 Capta'in William Samuiel Story, of his Majest7's 6sth regiment@. W We have since been favoured ?? a copy of th_ following Red .a eimental after Or'ders by Lieut.-Col. Smith, which wehave igrcat pleasure in publishing, as the smost ...

... 9F SATU it D I Y's POST. B.13 LNJTLESS. L ON DCO N, ArRIL 5. T lte loun Ikit niglht not inatelligellce had riuache(i IL Ia ur l Vortupil TIIheae was, however, a ra mlrt IAi \Velil-tiil hd eiieated thle principal divisicil -; IC Iron~ IL ?? il, loilic'h rvtrenated by tlie V~av utf milali, Ull(lc:I' th i iit ?? Coimimilanl of 11I;tsselia- \N1\s sail1 tb t th r ellumlv Yil; di t)ei C(lia) ptely ...

... : -- --l - I - . ,; an.vrr~zX£ ;,,i ,j~Lonlml,,} +a-f 2S. CIL F7ICTORY OF BII'?fQSA4. General Graham's accounti of thc victory -of arrosa, is given i.-- foregoing column ; and from an attentive peru- sal of .th narrative, it will appear that Admiral Keats's char cter of it is not too high. The number of troops en- g on each side, the nature of the attark, and its most de;:-ive result, bears a ...