... LLOYD'S MIARINTE. IAST-Apil 1G6. The Nancy, Chilis, fromr Rio Janeiro to Weymouth; vwas's captured 27th ult. in lat. 45 N. long. 19. W. .by the Grand De- cide, ?? AdmL; Martin, French privateer, of 16 guns and 150-men, out i1 day5 firo Bayonne, and hit captured a . ship; from London to the *'est Indies, with a cargo; the Nancy was retaken on 2d inst.^ iy the Dryade frigate, and ar- rived at ...

... (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 ...

... |- )FOREIG;F I.7VTELLIGExCy, FRANCE. INTEIGENCE FROM THE ARMY OF PORTGj1, , S , , , ?? Ap4iil An Aid.de- Camplk of Marshal the PJ ince of Essinsg hV. rived at Parik. He set out. on the 23d of arch frcneoii, wbich 'was tble head-qaiers. 41 te naganues whieirr1 army' had foirmeld, %;ey enortly e ohuinsied on tlie 2ethQe bhuary. The foragersi who were sent twesty leagsgeori herd-cquarters, dli ...

... L9NNV V, SATURDAY EVENI' G, APRIL 20. t. A . series of Aloniteurs and other Paris l Paers,'re received, toithe 11th'inst,. but they contain no intitllgeneefrom the Peninsula later than tlpit inthe Moniteterof thellth. An article from -SwInemulide, atio thee of.i I' of thle 27th ult, states the coellagra ~ ?? English Drerchan;dise, chielly cottop goods, e tstimted to be of the value -of 2,000 ...

... TTIE breaking-up of General MASSENA from l3is ;ntrenchments at Sautarem, and the con- sequent movemcntof Lord WELLINGTON in pursuit of the retreating enemy, ire circumbtances wbich have excited an uneommo.a degree of anxious ex- pectation, we had almost said of painful solici- tude, in the public mind, as to the result of these movernents. which are generally conceived, as likely 't4- lead to ...

... Z--lE MOiYLG IIWMLE ?? ~ AL: a',O 0 * 0 L O, N -D 0 N.;, 0w , ASTUZD,4i- APZIL, a, it'u. || A;Ve hiv-w r-ecved th- exterat of a letter froi Ctad t 6-t d th. stht iist wi.-ch states I ara oneeo say, .th i fte have iesed to iapoint Lorad i'i7E ?? ?? IAN 0 TONi C?.1i~tait1 G-aelal of thie Astiriias, Gillrnicioand ?? a. \i 'ap)t xrel -ad t this is, tle lase. C The pi d and jealousy of th uppei ...

... -P02TUG UESE.~TAPRRS- ' - MADRID, MAIRCH 3.-On the 28ttilt, advice wvas. hei received of the adyanc& of the'Patriotsj' by the way of . Pardo Validemora'and Alcala, Xppn which inteqligence,: )W paities of ibo infantry and 50 cavary, marhd i.p-on e- these points. Afteiawards we ie informeuithiat the'set nisi &parfies went, part against, the Patriots,:who wvere the ,i day, befose X Colmenar, and. ...

... C ?? r, Apri! 19.-lThc siuhject of the Scatnlan prize Pot11 lor the present year is, Trbe Siterings of the Primiti e Arr.i iyres. 'i;i Rev. TIhomias Vdight has been institued, by the Lord 13ish of l -rdwi, to the recttry of l.ittle Heuney, in the C :.Ititv (if Essex, on the presentation of Nathaniel Barnardiston, Esq. of the Ryes Lodiru iil that parish; and also to the rectory of Octen ...

... FOREIGN-OFFICE-.APRTL 6,1811. A dispatch was received this mirning bv the Marquis Wel- lesley from Charles Stuart, Esq. his Majesty's. Minister at Lisbon, of which the following is an extract:- *The almy of General Lisbon, March 23, 1e11. 'The anny of GeneralMassena continues to retreat towards the frontier, and every march is facilitated by the abandonment of wounded, the destruction of ...

... ta thes) r(TOR , t!te M6AKONAi2 3 i OlDIC.E i- MOXEY, which you, ?? Rmankind' adore, Can make those write, -xwho nevertwrote bdforie. Lo No man in this world ain 'say.to .wbt lie may. be o doomed' before he go out of it. No longer ago than e yesterday, I. should not have been nrmore surprised to :K have received a w'arrant for my 'eution, than to have r Seen assured that I should reccive an ...

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