... F vOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ' e 2 0 ~FRENCH. P42'E2S. c ?? Pan; April p. nzTEi:zGENCE FROM , THt .ARMY OF PORTUGAL. An aide-de.camp of Marshal Prince,'of Essling, h~asarrived. at. Paris. He set out, on the 2Sd of March, from Celorico, which was at the head-quar. ters - Allthe magazines'which'the army had 'formed ' were entirely exhau~ted on the 28th- of tEbruary._ The foragers, who were sent. ...

... . . C i: I ;IU 1I THE SUFFERING PORTUGUESE' di LORD WELLINGTON'S LETTER.,'ALLUDED TO BY ar MR PERQEVAL,\IN Tlr HOUSE OF COMMONS. So ''far :back'as October- last, his'Lordsbip, con- templating the evicuation of Portugal by-the enemy, si recommended the inhabitants of thedisticts, through st whicthey pass,, to'the benevolent attention of his m CouDnItry' - ;- - ;. Vi 'Cjopy a1' Dispatch from ...

... .AR OFFICE-April 2. 1811. ?? __ T _ _ __ZSo- o _ -tS a 7Si Regiment of Drigoon Gnards-Cornet klenry Srotty cr to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Shaw, who resigns. 3d.Ditto-Daniel Franco Haynes to 'be :Corner, ;by pur- cbase. ?? 7th Regiment of -Light Dragoona-Willian Shirley to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Descars, promoted. , 10th Ditto-Coret John Cottin to be Lieutenant, by pur- chase ...

... -A 'SUrPI OF 7ATT1.. I 'il. EDITOR OF Tvss CALWDON1AN 'ERctnRy. 1,I'3 it-t; ;; Sxrt, I Ittake thle hliberty' of submiitin throughi d the medium of oor paper, a plan .hich has occaried do 'to me, for increasingthe supply of watei for the city . 'i of Edinburgh ?? !d ?? he .ppei eservoir on the Pentland hiils, is 'said i; to occupy eigrht acres of gound, ww'ich I. would in., .crease to ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 4-?L (As amendedy ne oirmttee), Fa r suspendine the Daties on Cern Waskfrfr tthe DSi? IIon df Spirits in England, and -the Duties on tile Distllaiiosi of 3pirits froa Sugar in Scotahnd; and to ena61r Dsl torj s nahe Spirits firom Corn, oDP fromi Sugar Wsashs, as: ie rel.a- ti-ye P7riedef the Materiah shall Yenderit expbdiedo; Whereasit iioexpedient to prciiomtte idsulition of spirits front ...

... . MADRAS APPOINTMEWTS. Mr Ellis Watkin Cnnlifte, First Assistant to the Register to the Court of Suddus and 1Soujdaree Udalut. j I Mr William Whyte, Actius Junior Memnber of the Board of Revenue. - Mr John Cotton, Acting Secretary to the Board of Reve- r e-.e. MrJohn Riddle, Acting Collector of the Southern Divi- ib: sion of Arcot. c( Mr,. . r. Larkins, Assistant to the Chief Secretary to Go- ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON NEWMSCONTINUED. An unpleasant occurrence. took place a few | we ks ago off Gonaives,,ir the island of St Do- mingo. An English sailor, who 'had been taken i A meric$n vesse], -captrfed by one of Chris. to.;he's c'ruizers, contrived to escape on board the 3lyperion fricate, which was lying off Gonaives, and -claimed British protection. . he Hyperion's boat hlappened to have gone in for ...

... V., - -- - --I- -I LONDON NEws CONTINUEh P-1~he CE.izabeth packet, of, whose safty, apprehen. sions were entertained,- arrived at Falmouth, with ,mails from Malta an& Gibraltar, after a. passage of .~22days from the latter place; she- brings the agree -aeintel]igence that an attempt of. the French, on an exterfive scale, tb throw supplies - ?? Inforce: nients into Corfti had been frustrated ...