... AvorL INSTITUTION-Afr 18a of 'L SR LDAVY-S FOURTis LECTcUa ON 62oLOt1, p ?? - ' ?? ?? ?? ' 7 0! f :tit In te foregoing lctures on Geoiogy, the obect-b'aa been, 'se Zto-pint outr the aspects by w~hich frock6 inay 'be dlstinuuished- £Fronieach other. It has bees} shewss, thxat thteire appearanc~e0, . zocwxtsanilfng-their irregi~ariy, bear a constant-relation ~to -tic their irnteiior coiscruction ...

... ,D 1URGH, BUTS CONi X S.;t ->nApril ;4'l:1#i Poun4itkni stdsse .of a large mason h al, belonging t theh-perative lodge of I.uiheld,. Ywas laidjhere by 'his Graee the DiLk.of Athole. Ardrege meeting of both lodges of this ic attended, and the Rev. Alexander Nien gaxe ameszclent :pay~er or Ie-oc~asion. The-brethren- afterwards retired to their tespectivelodgeg, and.spent the evenig in the ...

... IWEDNESDAY-MAY 1. A Court ?? Council will Im hall to-inorrow, for the purpose ot COD fdllowmoig important motion *- That the freedom of this City be rescrve Highness the Prince Regent, in testinsolY or grateful sense entertained by this Court Of fiii and amiable and endearing qualities; of the PI! stnittional principles, exemplified by bh to the rights and liberties or the people; or ?? atc ...

... POS ' SCRIPT. . n LORiI1flS MAY 4. With the exceptiun of Almneika the enemy are no.v cns- pletely expelled frem P, rtugal and thie hnpy situation of our affairs in the North has ?? \VE!LLtGTON to turn his view. o the Southern part ' f the Penitnsul, ff vhich we are coanldent will aiso ihe very Se1n rid otn their presence. The last Dspatches from his Lordship left lint at Nisa on -his way to ...

... FROM THE LONDONGAZETTR WHITEERALL May 25, 181 I. His Royal Tighness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and ot the behalf of his Ma- jssty, to oonstitute and appoint Field Marshal his Royal Highness Frederick Duke of York to.be Co mmander in Chief of all his Majesty's land forces in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and. lre. land. AVERAGE OP ENGLAND AND WALES. ?? ?? . d. ?? a ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-May 3. The Esperance, T'shonpsop ; the Flowers of Edinburgh, Ma- son; the Welcome Friend, Walker; allhbelonikng -to Lyain, and from Swansex to London; and the Alert,OGeliie, of Sun- derland, from Newport to London, were' chaced on shore in St Margaret's Bay, near Dover, on Monday evening, by five French pijeatebre, and it, i feared they will'be lost. The Good hitent, Reed, ...

... DOMIEST'IC INTELLIGENJCE. $ lJzE an, Za3 2. } The thanks of both Houses of Parliarneut were on Friday night unanimously voted to Lord Wellington and our bravq army in Portugal, for theirdisltinguish- eeI services during the late campaign. Upon this oc- casion all party-feeling was laid aside, and Lord Grey and Mr Ponsouby vied with Lord Liverpool gld Mr perceval in doing justice to the merits ...

... ?? or- z - -TI -.r 11. e~ -- xot4~ r 11 flecondary recite innm the, i~ed o-1n, 4hi Vitif kt~ttiia ?? rest: it isin these that beds Of coal occur, an2t-h to ± th we are indeleted 5for the suop y of ?? fdi wa~a ad ~esitis.By being spftee than 416 ~iiiarrojt, thet are more lialle to. destruetin an'byter igrd thiey- contribute- to -the'cnti0-sa~nzpf egseadt~ p siipjoirt of aninmal- life. 2 The ...

... , LONDON ?? MONDAY-IWAY o0. This morning the loan was contracte the following terms, which are extre Or;55 geous to the public:- me! lda5; LOAN OF 12,000,0001. EOR TIIE S THE YEAR 1811 . C O? Contracted for on -Monday, 20th May IS, two lists having made a similar offer, by Iess barts, Curtis, and Co. ard Messrs r and Ricardo.. its, l001. Reduced S per Cents, _t2ll. S per Cent. Consols E every ...

... Mr Dancey, from the Bank, presented an ac- count of the average amount of Bank notes in circulation in the year 1781-2 *and various-o'ther papers relative to the Bullion Report. A new writ was ordered for the borough1 of Lewis, for a burgess, in the room of Mr Kemp ideceased, on the motion of Mr D. Giddy. Mr WELLrSLIY POLE took, this opportunity of answering a question of an honourableBaro- ...

... }4, 47B f X- On Sir Ro0exT ne t teried eni~s~' the Chi~r ud_ csiei qn the -Rus- ...

... PRIVATE COR4P7ESPONDENCE. London, April 29, f past seven, P. M. t] SPAIN. - Our letters delivered to-day from Cadiz' are to P the 14th inst. Discontents are said to have run so' s high, that a member'of the Cortes, whose person, a by his office, is sypured from arrests, has been seiz- s ed Fand imprisoned in the dastle of St Sebastian; and it was intended that two more members of that au.m d ...