... _ Hi hi - . ,,1. - Ri s HIS MAJESTY'S INDISPOSITION. The Bulletius since our last are as follows. t H Me Windsor Castle, March 28. Rito i Majesty goes on Nvell. is Windsor CaStle, March 31. His Majesty continues to go on well. h The Bulletins will in future be exhibited on Wednesdays i and. Sundays only. D ?? Windsor Castle, April S. - His Majesty continues to go on well. According to report ...

... : -- --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 ...

... I FDEFENCE OF ANHOLT, ., n. AND SURRENDER OF- THE DANIS' EX- It PBPD!TION. We.have to annoutnce to our readers another proof of the undaunted courage of British Troops. An' Anholt Mail has arrrived, and has brought dispatches from Captain MMtuRIcE of the Royal Navy, Gover- nor of that little island, announcing the, complete DEFEAT and discomfituire of a large DANsIr Arma- ment sent to capture ...

... POSTSCRPT. -4 _~on~trn I.29. BA'TLE OF BAR.ROSA. Our rcaders will be truly gratified by the perusal of tse 2 Gazelel Exkraordinaiy, which we this day present to.thern. A snore signal-and glorious demonstration of the valour of our troops has pot been made, through the whole progress -of thewar, ehaX in the prompt, gallant and decisive man- ner in which General Graham, with his brave handful of ...

... FROM Toot LONDON OAZETTJl. ?? - L Dowpiing-streiet. April t3. A Dispatch ot-whielh the foll-liwa gis an I.Irilet, W c-vee- ltra rv venin receiveid ftrn Lieutealtit-Ge aerall Lotri Vi rwiut RVt lingt~n. iK. t3. b'y Ihe Larl Of Liverspool, dated Goveia, Mlarch the 27t01, 1I1. When I found that the enoemn retirel*u Itth ?? crleerit,- from Nlita, I -coiotisted ttel pursait ufthen I* ithitle i-asat ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGEN CE. I I 11 I L I r I I t I I I I I .i ii .I I HIS MAJESTY'S lN, ISPOSITION. WI1DSOR, April 15.-This morning their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York and Kent. accompa- nied his Majesty onl the Terrace, and we feel happy to state Ihaz the recovery ofthe King to perfect health will soon be made public. The King, in his person, has suffered'but little fromn hit confinement; he ...

... IP 1IJ.,;lJL lJ,,1yf4LeMEArT. iIOUSE 01( C \J\IONS. ; i ~ ~ ~7',YlteduS;'i 3q{Dp.O L ?? Arcluhahll H ailtonU ?? hor c his prolnis- I !'ed nintiono respectinig ?? ?? t.5 o0 thie l~ri's ini i- !*lia ;i object was to have- cert :in nasa'rs Iaid S,:Iore I tfe hoae, for the purpose of shlie 7inr 1i:st -Wias the lawv 1 |n India. ieiti-e to the punishnient G;f persons f.ru writ- *ing and printing, ...

... ElD IB U.R GC S 7 ' . 7 e n the course of last night, forty-four ofthe ptsso- ners of war, confined in the Castle, efsected their escape, by digginig through a wall six feet thick, atn , lowering tlhemselves'isown by a rope on the side niext the West Port. On the alarm being given, the senti-: I nel fired, and one of them was woundcd.. T1he f.ourth annual exhibition 'of Fainiings, &c. S in ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Friday, April 5. Lord Grosvenor moved the 2d reading of the reversion bill, when Lord Liverpool moved that it be read a 2d time that day six months, which wasecarried. Monday, April 8. A tneseage from the prince regent was delivered to both houses of parliament, stat~isg that his royal highness tak- ing into consideration the severe distresses to which Dart of the inhabitants ...

... - SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. | The Gazette of Saturday, (see foregoing column) f contains the Dispatches from Lord WVELLUNGTON, C and Mr STIIARi, of ?? we gave the substance in a our last Postscript. - The Vintpry obtained by Gen. BERSF~oRD over -MORTI P., at Campo Mayor, on' V 'he 25th ult. was a most splendid atchievement. The notice of it in the. Gazette was very short; and in the absence of the ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGEATCE. I t t { SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Letters from Lisbon of the 24th state, that another fleet from England 'with reinforcements had arrived. 170!) Germans had landed, with detachments for dif- i ferent regiments, and artillery and waggon train.- r Marshal Beresford was advancing towards the. Guadia- na with 22,000 men, 7009'Uritish and 15, Ott Portu f guese. ...

... LIBERTY OF TI PRERSS IN FRANCE. We I'mv t. f reqie 1 eerr . d hengra.lerf? tatqk of con- ! We ie n tly before ?? therritkf o - -e s ing to our re.des .ntelli-euee oF the 'mcastrrs taken hy ronui parte for the control oi that great object of his terror, a free Vres ad ue have now O n.dd to the- multiliedI ?? lF ;in 1liperial I)ecreft rei:. e tO t1e dastcut iou of the stock in Iade .ol4heA e ...