... AmERICAN STATES.-AT. PMCKmy -0. Lard W 4e -.- Gret Cnbcdarj4 PIcc, Dec. 10, is I0. (fConcludedfrom .960.) This prodigious expansion of the system was far beyond anyintetligible standard of retaliation; but it soon appeared that- eu- trals might be permitted to traffic, under certain restrictions, with all these different nations, provided they would submit, with a dependance truly vdonial, toi ...

... INFORMATION&SEX OFFI CI. i In the House of Commons, oi the 28ti of March, Lein FbLKrESTONE made a-motion for the producing to -the House an account of all the IkEFOflATIONS of this, filedI within the last ten yearsthe object whiob motion was to show the dangerof en- trusting such-a power intfie bandsofthe At- torney General.-The debate uponI th s subject swas greatly curtailed in the report ...

... SSAIIN BATTLE aF. BARnOSA.-4)Di2m¢adt C diz, ;rellativv to-te cm~dut of the Spa- niards in thai Battle.-Cadiz,29 Mdch I 1Il-WC coclCdEdfrdza Pdge 1024 3 Le>r Qf D. JUAN DE LA tCRUZ MONTGrX, -to D. JUAN JACINTO LopEz) in conn-w guence of the Leiter pf the (xnlish Qfi Jier, inserted in the Concisov N.4L, This letter, -which is ccfvery-tonsidera. ble length, begins with : plainig' 'of the want of ...

... PARLIMENTARY REFORM. MR. WYNN'S MOTION AND DEBATE THLERbN, IN THE HOUSE, OF COBI. MONS, 25TH MARCH, 1811. MR. WYNN rose, to move the second reading of the Ellection Bribery Bill. - He understood theBill against the sale of seats hbich lately passed the House, to be a pledge, that the H~ouse was hbostile to the p~inciple; leaving the minor regulations fot~ carriying the- object cornpletedy into ...

... - Though men are commoniy more governed by what they haae seen,, than by what theiforeseec, *withwhatever certainty; yet promised, proteslationse fair appeataracs, with the alhtrementsofIp. i sens interest, have such powerful influence as few are able'to resist.M--HuM.m-Public Crdt. * 4'fE REGENT'S DECLARATION -AGAINST ICORRUPTION.-It-seems to be pretty ge- nerally believed, that this ...

... (i The best security againat a total waut of circulating medium, in the time of our utmost need- will be found in the necessity, Wvhich person-i in the middling classes of life already feel, of providifig before hand for such an occasion.-LODD GnE:viLtEas Speech, in the House of Loids, -13tk Dec. 1803. JLBILEE DOLLARs.-The observations, in my last Number, upon the manifest ad- vantages of ...

... OFFICIAL PAPERQ - SiAIN AND PORUGAL.-French OJici&l- ,. I tetigence from-the Armies, p Iibii W Paris. S lst March, 1811.-BAiTte or TatE GsBORA-concIuaed from7 j;89S. . Dispositions hovveer w.ere maid ta attack him in this position, but they were 'necessarily suspended. uutil, the waters of the Gebora and Guadiapa,.which-; had overflown' the felds, should retihe, and- out means d passing ...

... OFFICIAL PAPyri :& PORTUGAL. TpEWAR.-DDaiche Xfrom Lord Talavera to the War Secretary, dizfcd at villa Seca, 14 Malrch, Cals La o, 16 March, 811 PUblihedd ianmdon, 7 April, 18 1. Villa &eda, 14 March, 1811. The enemy retired from their positiin which they htad occupied at Santarem aiid the-neighbolurhod in the night Of-the 5 inst. I put the British army in motion to: follow them on the morning ...

... ENGiLAND.- 'Copy of theNoti insueid lby the Bank of 96gfiand`fikin the current prie of stampedbbob ' i ' ars.-Laid before the Houiseof - Commons, March 28, 1811. -4 Ad a Couryt qf jIDirtor at he. I}an, pn 'Modaydhe 18th MarlI, 81 ; ;'The Go- vernor laid before the'Coukt the -follow- inig Minute of the Committee of orlA, transmitted by direction of their Lord- arel 18,, 1811.-By-th ri ...

... j 22A p 11 8';k - BuSOLV0hTIONS . . '; . t PAO1,OSED. w . i .-1.~A tie only Mley w-leh can be legally tenAdere in Grecat fitaii for .ary sum% above twelve lpte in. the whole, is ma q either of Gqld&or Silver; anid' that the wveight, standa, a&ir 4eno- iin-iation, at which - aiy scih 1n is asthoriied t pass curreit, is i;xe, i his Xajess prtroga&e, 0ordi to. laW. . TH N T since te, 41d' year ...

... - I LIGHT G iLD ,o 0 - AGAUIST . , : . HEAVY GOI,%W F07 tt~e f~migChronicle qf the i!di of Brit; 4 amt sure if that- worthy mah, Georg isher, Accountant, tbe .well. keown Ahor' of the Young, Mant's best Compa ion, was alive, he. woald in his Mestions for exercise have erducea tbe lojovfg-d a light, guinea be worth int paper curgeacy I1t: 4*. 3d, wha is a heavy gu-inea wborth i thesamciurrency ...

... I Lincok.s InWstk4r, 18,: -$ka;4s'Paper-Money is a child of -itt.'s Anti-reformist-War, and , conse- quently, a. grand-child of tbe, DIorough S~yssm - aldAas Lb. inevitable catastrophe; oQ bhis samne Paper-mqmley n;ay thr~ow the zwteion, into a c~oxMqlsiou tatal to the *'state.a, unless 'a hradicaj Refor~m, of lParfliamenit, if got previosly- accomplished, shall be im- pediteIy at htnd, for ...