... l REPou rATION of I)r. FREEMAN's celebrated rltl laA s:1,1H ARIS, induced one of the first and ?? I t ?? ill Fulroulse to confir on him Inpot learniedi tinIVCVsiI1US III fr-U Lu t O mi rluo IlIt tile ?? honour in Mledicine; and the deserved esti- 11,)ti' ill Ivicil this invaluable Specific has been held fill tilth space ui n( less than thirty years, :is the nmust, 5overei-l preparation yet ...

... WieDne'cap o poot. \LONDAY ins the'lloilrse of' Lords, on the order of T the day lbeinl- Iyeahi lir thc soetAld rearCn o t~ic Distillerv T~.ill Earl Rctsil~' Wil ual aD Iarnley ¶Jpt~sel the i i till bir Ear (it I arl~twi{'e n 10v1,' :i'i, Sat asnzrdseittit 1111CUlb I be reiWd a cc- cowitid me that dth ix SIX ii1tlis. lThe ilistse, dihytili on laord htairiwiclke', ailends entIwft-C-itelltS 5, ...

... 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 ...

... IHj; POLITICALEX-AMINE;R-. Party ii the miade Y g fA 'e5. Swim No. 3 p74 SENTERCE PASSED AGl\ST THiE OPrIiEOR OF THE. STAMFORD NEWS6' ?? who lab~our -to prociaie tig great national wd; in opposition to the existing powei's and 1A tie sense that ma l bbi put on.eistig laws, wreiese to su14 W_ 'otne way or othei, fimrni :their. patriotismn ?? onscious. of eb ir govd intehtions, - hod la g'w i g ...

... 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, ...

... HOLLAND.-INSURRECTIONS.- -Alas! all the ,fond hopes of the- Mo'rnng Post and of the if Fashionable : World, seem to have been dissipated Since my last Number went to the press. Nothing short of a complete.'deliverance of Europe was then expected, and that, too, right speedily. We were taught -to believe,. that the Antwerp Fleet.was hourly to be. looked for coming dawn the Scheldt with the ...

... l1 FRANCE.-WAII, IN SPAIN.-Official Report Of the Fluke of Belluno, relative io ihe Battle of. Barrosa.-PEURTO REALj MAirch,7, 18 1., (Cancludedfromjrage 3088.) Tbat very nighit the enemy had thiown across a bridge of rafts; sonie voltigeurs penetrated to the other side of the bridge' and retoried again .with tbe Spanish troops, who hastened to the assistance of their people.-These two ...

... DI PR E1-[ Fit AtION FLO l) s77WrL- - LNGT'l'S-SUCCE;SSES. : - -- 2 ~ I To- Me Ed/r' of Ihie Hull Packet. SIR, r AM incucedto :adsress you, by hxving observed, 1 with feelings-t not of-sorprise, but of'itdigtnation, that ndotwitbotarling the recent success of our a itiy in Portugal, artI 'fhe splendid talents exhibited' by its commander, which will, tend equally to &stablih. the glory aid ...

... 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 ...

... an SInday's Posts. |Sd~lW VflO'X SAT IUPDAY' Mast 25. n ,AY a ?? mail arrived bring I L W letters and p~apers to the 18thistn dv 'tr contain intelligence of tbit nature, l l had rason to expect, from the previous [,sc IT Ipe Xrle-xed state of affairs il the r riti;u ofthe i.n(,f peice or war between tic. llhe ttl.,.st1 -s to 1,e undecided, being ?? reports; ?? Of the IO-t Prussia and France ...