... O OBSERVATION.S cn Sir Rozitav Wrt LsdA' late publication, entitled t Brief Remarzl's on the Character and Conpasitioivoft ieU&1 4 slan Anmny- - Oar readers will, no doubt irecollect. that, in a late number of tie' Edinburgh 'Review,. in which vas contained an adcount of Clarke's Travels in Ru1sia4 certain -verinddided opinions were expressed as to the extreme barbarity of' the Russian ...

... IrNDI A. . . . l - I - The letters from India, by the Anne, Botany Bay b ship, possess someintcaest.-l'he plani for rescuing the 0 r. native Princes fi'ni their former place '.of confine- n ment was confided to only a' few partizan', who b were to have carried it into execution on the eve of n their;.removal. - In the event of the yoang Princes' b escape, their-cause would have been supported ...

... FRENCH PAPERS. INWELLIGENCE FRON VTHE ARMIES IN SPAIN'AND PORTUGAL. Paris, March 31. General Foy arrived at Paris the day before yesterday, with letters from the Prince of Essling. He left the head- quarters in Portugal on the 15th instant. The army was in the best condition There were hardly any sick. The soldiers were full ef ardour.I ?? 11 Marshal the Prince of Essling deemed it ...

... ?? XIIIN~PAh'JG~ Ourfourth public exhibition opeuneduopon -the 8th currentI and no adpifrer of the fine arts can buf with pleasure perceive the'i5neirnitting attention 6f 'our coustry's artists, since the close of last year's exsibition.; e -have tth1y,'howevcr, to regret, ~ht l merit, so highly deserved, has not yea miet wirth the encoisragem.enc wvhich indefatigable exertion natui ally ncis ...

... MALTA MA7L. Cadiz, March 11. We are confidently told, that a report faio ViE- -, tor to Soult has been intercepted, jn which he in-0 f forms him that his loss amounts to 3500 mea.- .r This agrees with the other accounts and data which Si we have.' r The Cortes have informed the Regency, that th the merits of the Conmuander-n-Chief's conduct r not appearing sufficiently ascei-tained, it is his ...

... I MOINDAY-APRIL 55. siaotn The Members composing her Majesty's Council, esta- ?? of Canterbury and' York, the b: iave Duke of Montrose, Earls Winchelsea andAylesford, C t- as, Lords FEldon and Ellenborouglh, and Sir William A rost Grant, on Sunday assembled at Windsor Castle, and anpdheld a Council, for the purpose of examining the o physicians in attendance, as to the state of his Majes- ...

... biNBUI'i-tH NEmwS CONTINUED. On Saturday, the '30th ult. a select companyj con- sisting cliefly of tle most respectable-tenants on the estate, of Bdlgotwan, dined together at Lynedock; to nelebrate the victory gained at -Barrosa, by the gaj- lant proprietor of the interesting scene Whlerte they wvere assembled. Robert Grham, JEsq. of Fi ntry, presidedJ w vgave.the: most suitable toasts, with ...

... P O2R TU ZGA Z. 6Guard;, Marih S. The place I write you from is supposed to be the lhibhest in Europe, perhaps in the world, add, the ,only town of importance that has n6t been burnt dciwnby the'relentless rascals 1 The climate is com-. pletely changed; -it is here quite winter, while in ]Estreruadura the heat is insufferable, which I fear will be the means of increasing our sick list. It was ...

... FRP.EV'GH AND DL'TCH PAPERS. Paris, March 17. It has been enjoined- to the Directors of the. Post_ Office of the maritime towns to make known to the public, that according to an order ofhis .Imperial and REoyal Majesty, all letters coming from England or intended for that country, shall lie burnt, as well as the effects they may contain. . Amnterdam, March 22. His Serene Highness Prince Arch ...

... LONDON NEWS. CONtI-NUED. WVe 1have great pleasure in stating to our imilitary v eritnds; that an allowance of' twventy-five pouands per lnnrtti, for every trobp or company of the'regimnentst serving at home,, regulars and militia, is to be imr. me-'3iateiy .granted,. i:- aid of the expences' of 'tie' t mess fund, -to commence from the 2Sth'December :E809. The army.is indebted to, the ...

... CjRCUJr. NvTSLIGmNCr. Il :: JxnESiu t, EApril.22, 1811.-Tue Circuit Court ofjusdti! ciary was opened here this days by. the Right. Hon, Lord Meadowbank.-thristian Murray, wife of William Gill, spinner in.Galashiels- was brought to the bar. The indict- ment exhibited against her stated that upon the'nigist be- tween the 12th and 13th days of aarch 1811, she did bing forth, within the house of ...

... LLOY -i MATS LIST--Aprll 12. the f The Magnificent msan of war, and several other ships of pelle -war, have takex and destroyed 27 sail of vessels from 100 to p:art 120 tons each, laden with warlike ?? Ancona, bound The to Corfu; three of them arrived ?? 1th February. field. The Dolphin sloop of-war has taken the Napoleon French T privateer offl Malaga: thie prize arrived at Gibraltar 19th ult ...