... - - 0- ?? FROM TlE . LONDON GAZETTE. .Aidmiralts y 0/1ire, ilrlty 11. DMlI . AT. I.ord Ganibier Iras traloslitteed to John A Mlsjol Crt) r, lEsq. a letre li cij his LJoirdShip h ret' ii-i( rfoi,, Ca.tIiiU Sir GCOIrge ?? Collier, of his Ailjs'stv's ship Sars'Cislasitr, givin ll ~tiaccoilnitofhli~ hnstlig, on the 1st izst. ciqtured La Creole French privateer, of 14 gune aid 11 men, oil her first ...

... T.IJUIISDAX'S POST. P'rom th, IVONP N6) 1 ?? 31u-y ti. All.5!lIIAl.11' 1 I Id:, MAY 14. [Train ~littedl hv Sir Clmtiles Cotton.] S1R,~ ~ ~ ?? PI IXbF ¢/a, Mareh S1, .2811I. T N pursuance Of the instructions I had the honolur to ft-celye from you, Oii the s2ith instalit for intercopting the frigates which had escilped. fromt '[onion to the ecotward, I lost not a mwoment in pushing through the ...

... Conmissivons in th1e 0.fbi rdashire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. FIRST OR WESTERN REGIMIENT. Ensigns John Hawkins, Thomas Broad Maeey, William Wil- kilson, and John Hawkins, Geuts. ti be Lieutenants. Dated March 5, 1811. THIRD OR NORTHERN REGIMENT. Edwvard Lord, f ent. to be Ensign. Llated Octobrr I;2, 1810. Jrairs in the ?? weeZ.-MONDAY, Chipping-Norton, Oxon; Abingdon, and ...

... llOUSP, or COMAMNS- MONDAY, MAY G. Sir Wr. Curtis opposed the Queen-street Bridge Bill, on the grounds ofI its being so near London Btidge, that it would have the effct ofcreating so violent a currenas would fender the navigation extremely dangerous for inaoll craft. Sir T. Turton said the bridge in question would be highly advantageous, as London Bridge was in such a state, that, ac- cording ...

... LONDON, MVIAY 23. The cicu stuances atticildig thle captilre of Figuerais rtle 12s tilhlox: - bolliv (Cat;,lollil SOl lideis wholl tile 1Frolch ucild forced ilto their service, scat iliteilcgiice to (Coiliei IoivirztS, who comn.mianded a oudv of 1500 Cat- lmiains, tli:it if thiey' woaull tipproacli tie place it tiglilt tilly would opell 0o1 oat tile sally PJorts to his troops. .tccorliinalv aI ...

... I I)NDON, ;N'.I.Ly 7. B a fait it ct 1 ii' it Il ' Ii I( I I ?? )i, Itt(' ICol rjl, tII t til ?? o!1 [|)O Al\hI(:U -13 IliCiS ilMlS bel Int Ie Igt!) 11(tict'd ill ?? VitL-1111 CItsllt (;ilIXUC, blit ill termls \h~ull indlicale tlnlilt he 1ws lwt~n indluctxd to forego> lis intenitionI tot 6sitiitlntbctikl ll isconry 1 Ill,, Uua fli ?? ss tile A~rchl- dule Flriacis (sais titie Gtluuttv), c ...

... COUNTRY NFWVS. £ amlbrid~r, A/hit t6. The following are the subjects for the prizes given by the Representatives in Parliament of this Uni- versity, for the prescnt year: - SENtor BACIIELORS.- Utrum in optima Dialogoryin ratione, Anti7ui Rlc. stiD) ibias mst prapsoendi ? Ml I D DLE BA . C ELOI ?? qee in As-lad'esia suant insli- teita laus e!t utilos. The Rev. Ihonias Borklley Greaves, M. A. ...

... &it rdaty's Post. (By Express.) LONDON, MAY24. rHERF. is still no official confirntation of the defeat of T Massenia. TIhe time nwhich bas elapsed since the accoutmts ivere received from Bristol has excited some doubts respecting thle truth of the news. It is indeed probable that some of the particulars nmentioned in the letters froee Oporto may he erroneous or exaggerated, bht we cannot ...

... SA T-trlAY, lMAY 4, Thle Regius Ptfersor of - iysic will Legin Lis Iectuntes on Cm aparative Anatoineol iwuradity next Ithe ?thi ilmit. in thie Arnatrinllicalflie'etle,Christ Chuichi, ?? o'clock. The LectUres ?? lbe deliherer oil ?? and Thurs- days at Two, and on Sattiurdays at One o'clock-. ThIe Saviliaii Professni' ?? will begin, at the Observatury, on Tuesday next, at Oine o'clock, a CouIse ...

... Lo1NDON I'I AY 21. Bv letters of the iPth, from Paris, wve learn, that the coin- ino rcial d iarress is so very great, that coofidecite not longer exists, and discounts arc become imlpossible. Two per cent. per month is paid for money bo rowed upon goods, with the coniditiou, that the lender may sell tile go(ods at the ex'pirattic of the inoilth, if not redeemed Tlese let- tels positively ...

... TlIOrE OF COMAONS, FR D PAY, APru L 26. IlIt NKS 1T0 I(ID 1It .tNLGIT\. ITr. P rceval said, it had ?? fillen to his lot to subnlit un- tiphsto to ct. Httlio', sll as ai state l 55 arl nwa must Iways re ode- necessalr' -: bht he hiad rtlno to lay ?? the Hlouse Ci~lt, IO ; 'i5 L! gratifying ats arty that ever occurred it the hi'ory of the countirl. Hle mieant the eveltts wvhicih had .iurred ia ...

... IIOUSE OF CONIMONS, MONDAY, MnY 13. Mr. WVhitbread rose andl said, that previous to the recess he had given notice of a mostioln respecting a provision against the inconveniences which might arise in case of any future attack of rhi mnalady with which his Majesty had been afflicted. He ierggcd to ask the Chanellor of the Exchequer whether it w2s his intention to bring forward any saric measure ...