... .1-. Ili: ? 1; I! II, ,1. : . I . I R., t1iacorrg Or P' ?? ?? ! :: omt lio. 1J. PiP:. Astlrr;:i 11 : tti It: I 1he 5Sf 4 Ns, I -llfii )t Imlire yea!r ip III3 pit,!\ Si !:lg a l, et4ily ):pa! r of; ?? .ioi'Av to.> P,,r1) ~ i!jtirjg, l !.i I1 (Xr,>fu il JI-A'J .1.! lheisQ,. lli/l :1 ; E;l~;c 1rCa:rljI 1' | W .'_dll i : S; S1: I Ne ll t :: :.ill, *lri o l rty ~ il al' P ?? d m ?? e-cib) .,oi .n ...

... |:;SAT' OF I'TE KING'S EALH.7;M BULLETNS SINCE OUr .LAST.. ' Saturday, 21'IarcG 3O.-.-The Ki'Dg continues to go on .-' ftrdsozaay, Apri-l3-His Majesty continues to go on well. * Yesterday se'nnigit'the prayer for his Majesty's reco- very was omnitted at the'Chapel Royal; and on the snhte day it was announiced.rhat the Bulletin'would be .:published but twice a week 'on' Suuda~is and Wednes- ...

... :H-UTLL FENiALE PENI'TENTIARY. I waR,_ '- 'Te fotlei was handed to us by a CerresyriJident:] mS te Editor of the Rsckieghaiam has taken upon , ir torecomnmend tot therusteesotheGenerat' lfirsary½ to: open' wh~at -he fthe Editor) deems useless -Wards, for thereception of such diseased Females as may be iotcanded for after-rpceetioss ifito tLie Peniten- tiary; and as 'he prsufii~s this 'ina'y ...

... Time z.IA'TFUR. -AtECDoTES O0 PA1INTERS Auu0 PIcrTUREqt, AYD OTHiEr MI1rAMA SIELAc11iG To tsee FTie Anrs, It ic with hearlf elt etiiit ectio'n 1rongrit oh te my rr lters On the Opening of the Eit'Hiniriov oF rar No triee: SuCI at`, an inst teti inl abich re lo-s so much e r(lit, not sit ly on the Gentlemeni who ?? and sos uily CanldUo 1 it, ?? on tilh -ol n ;unit neigh- oourl olod who have *o ...

... -A letter from Pi imouith, receivedn this morn- irg, states, as the accottnts bV thie Giowler gun- e brig, wihicii brolight Lord Wellilgtoll'S last dis- I pat'clies, I hat French deserteri say, Mlasstea has El ost 10,000 nn v in his retreat, in kille d, weundeId, prisoners, anl drowuieu, tbe latter ueing vtry uu- , meious. In one river '2j( were flund diotwned by the Orirenanza, whose pockets ...

... LbfqDON, APRIL 1-. We are sorry' to learn, that the report of the surrender of Marshal Ney, and seven or 8,1100 Frerch composing his rear guard is rrnfouuded. Tbe ]lagden, from Vianaj whose arrival we notic- ed yesterday, has brought letters, dated the 2d inst. from thence and from Oporto. and not a syllable an mentioned in them of ar'y such success. These leltets, in allidingtothestate ofthe ...

... T . .- _ . I . . se. . I.. I} eiox A-ccoz~Ut Of l/ .~sema' 6.e644.t ~r HE hEouloiesstr f the 9th intst.bas arrived, concajinir the French account-of the retreat of Massena up to the63d ultl.wen Iis hga4-quarters wgre at Celerictlaiid R otl which (Ly bnie of his Aide-de-1Camps was 4ispatchvd. to Paris witl the intekligpence of the retrigrade hoye- ments bf the F1rencls army. Iu this document ...

... P Uriyate Correspondene. LQNDOK STURDAY.,SrL l~tKhalf ;pas .' E;. xrT PORTUGALi AND tSPAAN.' TnE gatifyink- inltignc'e frotm thbe:Y'tt of the Penintsula is given so fully'irhe eenrng'.apers, tbat we'shall'add a very few words on this subject. :lzr own priv'ate' tetters from' Lisboil are to-the'1st Airil and not only confirm, but'in some respecis go beyond ,the oflicial accounts. We will only ...

... (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, April 25. 3 per C. Cons. 64,1-3 per C. Red. 63i-S per C. 97j We understand that authentic information has beeo received by Ministers of the imporltant fact of disturbances in Holland-and that it amounts to a serious insurrection. Yesterday af- teenuon, ve hear, intelligence upon which they cats rely, came to hand. The seamen on board the beet at Altw erp had mutinied, and ...

... THE \ElRCUJRY. 'THFf E Drogress if Ute British arms in R)- tugad equ ds the monst arlent wihes of the Coon- try. and it is prohsht)le that at this intaueiut lher.2 is not in that kingdom, cxcept in the ?? at Ali neida, a sing Fren ch so hdier in airinm%. Til dates from the army conic down as low zi r'ha Sth instani t, anild info rim us, that til! Cll iU OI ; ?? L from his strong position at G ...

... THI-E MERCURY. TmE lfrairg of ?? still continue to attract a Linre sclare of the public attention. A father dispatcir h is been receivedl froin Lord Wi II iigtn. ndat ud G(iveia, *!ith lAlarch, witicil is-; sotitur du I, 'later utani lis p'rilr letter, arid olich states that thu ?? continued to retreat with great celerity, and was pursued by the cavalry I and the light division, iis Lordship ...

... INTELLENCE FROM AMeI By- an arrivat from Nei V Otk psPS VI' received to. the Scd, and letters to tbe 0: g Non-Importafion bill -had paqsedt It s sentatives, with a clause, exerlpting American vessels leaving this cOuntr prior to the 2d of February. A Vl modifications. were propozed, but an. h O negatived. iThe papers that have reach j enable us to state the circul-taures ur proceedings upon ...