... I 0 - : PORTUGAL-THE WAB.-Dowzing.Street, . M, 25th, is , I.-Dispatches of Which thefollowing are copies, were this day rc- ceived at the Earl of LiverpooI's Oflice, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenant :feneral Loid Viscount Wellingion, K. B, dated Villa Formosa, 8lh and ioth of ,~~~~~~~~~sh 1811. Yilla Formosa, Alay 8th, ar,1. K My Lard.;;-The enemy's whole anmy, consisting of tlhe 2d, ...

... *. 0 . - . SpmAIN.-_BATTLF OP BAaaOSA.-?Re_' :4 the Akse end:i&ftoiou Ideas which ki I 2th iwi& of eke Pper cal eEt E.- panotcmzemys olf -the mmorable Action of , he-5{ Of Mc, in 11w Plaisuqf Ghi- clana. The atrabilarious Blanco, itill not sa- tisied with the great andi numerous evils wbich'bhe has caiselt - his unfortunates country, has again thrown 'out a prolifie germ of discorn i tbie ...

... - :C- O I I ; I PRIVATE& GQRRESPOEACD.. ?? | London, May 6,=.past seven, P. M. , LisbonD papers Mere, this morning received, -by the;mail, to the 28th, and letters;'to the ' same da Lord Wellington's dispatches are dated from Castelo6. Blanco, which city he had reached on his return to-the northern avrmy. The cause- of this return is the subjectt of much conjecture and speculation. General ...

... - , - ---7 -, I -, ?? ; eorg;,ij4}t, t:be Leas vicp nl,'who ietxl'esi. Eps1?Sdq $, fl-i~h 1dw h , i ot d to he Lieuteanart, 1 pur.tiales vice Canonp riuio th ,th ?? ' purh > rprmrnteld.--, i2O : > Colds ?? B or t i3ds~c.-tioenian Cadet r - Chaplin, from, i.theRoyal'lilitaiY Coltege, to be En- Ign, bv` urchasej, vice Lord KiEcoursie4 promoted. - ?? tebimntc Fdot-Lieefiteuant Jo1sn Hails ...

... .Calebonian ?o ercurv# PL ]EDINBURGH o THUASDA~MAT 23. eI Stk1 e fs~owing ?? was sisewn at St James's bi C, ;t H;ei, M* ^aWindsor Castle, May 19. th V Yiquite as well as he was last week C (Signed as usual.) Zl e of Saturday contains an ;account of gugeirraen e twith the enemy's frigates-in ,the w frlate vvbh; aMd, considering the great disparity p( !~ur die yh °foght on this occasion, ...

... REPLYTO I . I IS In - D - D . - ., REI'L. YTo Dit, A&LDERSO '-sADD}RESS. t ~ ~ ~~ LETTEP, 1, io. ' te -Editor of ethe Hulfil Pdcki. SIR, A S a Trustee ot the Generali rbvry, f have' bcen iA.1 lately 4presrnted with a, printei copy of an Ad- dress by Dr. Alderson, in. which ,the.ap~poropristion of two of the, upper wards--of that h1ousie is recoernseoded 'fgr the reception of womeii'uuder a ...

... FROM. THE LONDON GAZtTTE. ADmIA'LTY-OFFicE-May 14. Copy of a letter. from A:dmiral'$ir Charles Cotton, Bart. Commander in Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessels' in the Mediterranean. to joha Wilson Croker, Esq. da- ted on boardithe San Josef, off' Toulons, 2d April 1i8. I have. much-satisfiction in transmitting to the Lords Commissioners of ;the Admiralty the accom- panying copy of a 'etter ...

... :SpMAIRY OF POLITICS. PORTUGUESE SUBSeIUPTIQN. -The sums subscribed for: the 'sufftefi~n Portu- guese amount to nearlythree penceeach; but, do the subscribers mean to stop here - Is this all.4hat they mnean to give the poor -creatures.? Why should not the sinecure placemen gite' half ra year's salary each? Arid then the C;ommissaries'asnd Paymasters, who have fattened upon the war,. might ...

... THE EXAI0JINER. , LobrjO, 'IARY 5., hO intelligence of irportance has arrite fiom Portugai during the-pasit week; nor even any important rumnours,. elcept thait the French lhave be-n seudihg reinforcements into Ike Suutl, of Spain;i ana that. oine dissatisfaction had taii;feited itself at Cadiz, respecting a- proposal made to the Spanish Regency Of placing the provinces, border- (1 ...

... LAN2CASTERI4N. - MEE~TY2G. - ?? - . Ie A numerous and highly 'respe&able ineedng of the. friend&s to the Royal Lincsateri;ei- zyster- fot the edu- cationlof the poor, wva- Jiaed oin Saturdny last' at the Freemasons'.Tavein, -at whiqh:were prcsetit the Duukes 6f Ient, Sussex, rand B3ezford-; ?? of Lans-t do'ne, L-rd Keith, Mi W. kanl, 'Mr. W. Snish, t 'Mr. Horner, Sir Samuel l%,omilly, Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... i . Ie .- i .. . . . : e4 - - ~~~~~~~~~: i F*'1REZsubjetwhichwi are about lo haindie it of a! .Iseriousia uire', and shall be seriously treated. Jti woreld. stu hoie r,7bave beer; talen Iip'atal bi us ' a pulilication thit'j in a gkn-eal view, may le deem- aed n unfit cparn'e'lfr .ic adiscussion,had we not thought that'tote circuflstances which led tnopthC trial. at haidetoise af6orded ...