... FIFTH REP OR I tr TEE COmfSS&,II).ssN2,RS ORc IRO.AnS ATl. -gMIW-ES IN E ITIiOiLASDS OF S0bTLAN'. 4 Before-Ballater btridgie was rebuilt, the river Dee J was unprovided'wit ' an-y'biidge Yor the space1 37 ' Miles froie Bracmair asrtvard h-a latej is about 13 1 imihes firom-Braernar, so that at piesent the obstruc- f tion is xeiduced to ?? milues eastward from Ballater, and e~ven this is found ...

... --M -I . . i& d a. - -is tbe June, 'Z | Co.y oia lettir ?? Thirh'ency JJ)on-J. )3Iake ta, h tbhuxili of ReaenLcv, gi'ing, aln accoun, D of the-glo'riotis action5 and compiete tictory obtain- 1 ed over the enemy's ari y, ?? by Soult:- MOST ExcxLLBT'r S'a-l have thle satisfaction to an- ( Ylounce to -your E 'cellene, that the Spaiiihh, Englisl, and I Portiguese allied hrmries, completely and ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mr MAIVALTT gave notice of a motion on the administra- tion of justicein Trinidad. The Houseweritinto'a Camsnittee on the timber duties,'in which Mr Rose explained, that, -as the law stood, Norway timber had a great advantage over that of the Baltic and North America. In the sequel, a resolution Was agreed to, equalizing the duties on all timber imported.' The highway bill ...

... EXTRAORDINART GAZETTE. Cadiz, May 24. Extract of a dispatch frohi Don Francisco Xavier Casta- nos, dated on the field of battle at Albubera, the 19th of May:- . On the 26th of April' last, I informed your Excellency, that the extraordinary rise of the river Guadiana, carrying off the flying bridge erected op- posite to Jurumena, had cut off the commhunication of this part of Estremadura with ...

... IQLalcoonialt' rocvcurv:,, m EDINBURGH, SATURDAr-TJUNi 22. t The repcrt of his Majesty's health, on Tuesday is wvas, that the King is a little better. :n le :h A New Pork paper has been received of the 24th e of last month, containing an account of an engage. 2 ment between a British sloop of war, the little Belt, (of IS guns, Captain Bingham, and the American frigate President, of 44 guns. ...

... % Friday tamniing the large& fleet, which has seen so long collecni for India, the Caape, and the Mauri- tigs, sailed from TPortsmouths,- under convoy of the Emerald frigate. Many oAiceis, and very consider- able reitfoer ts- fr all the regiments in thnse quarters, went out io this feetS Joihn and Lady _T.ecdosii Crdidock Colonels Reynel and Foster, ]t rcgiment' 1aMor and Lady Elizabeth Mac- ...

... Al, ?? 15, 1811. I ?:T [tanmn1itI ho P-fAqn~n s rT ..wo* smitt~ed by Rear-AdgsiralSir R. Kedts.J- .His Majesty'a ?? Milford, B14 S. 9 , Cadiz2 27th May 811' i I hase the hdnour herewith to translit two let- eeters which 'I have received from Captain' Pxie of4 Ito th ?? ..idvthis moining sent in tflreebd this; ra- aftern066 one, 'F the 6heriny's sitiall privateers, and I have much pleasure in ...

... * DUNDEE-June 1. n' On Tuesday the 28th ult. a respectable meeting ,took :place in Morren's Inn, to commemorate the at recollection of the Right Hon'. William Pitt. A splendid dinner-was on the table- at five o'clock;- ee Major-General Hunter in the chair; William Lind- a- say,'Esq. croupier. The utmost conviviality prevail- ed ; and.the enthusiasm..which marked the toasts of of the day ...

... I THE HiERCULANEUM MANUSCRIPTS. . I* },pi- _ 9 .Iram the carnage of war, the lovers of literature wi glaiy t aside to contemplate the success of the labours of r ayter, who, it will be recollected, was sent several years r o to Naples by the Prince of Wales, for the purpose of un- folding the ancient manuscripts preserved in the ruins of Her- culaneurn. To aid this worthy design, Parliament ...

... PRIrATE CoRRESPONvDENCE. London, June 12, -2 past seven, r. Ni. The letters received to-day, by the Cadiz mail, contain a great deal of interesting information on the state of affairs in Spain. The following is dated ' Tarragona, April Mo. 'The news this day is the taking of iarnpeluna, of which, no doubt, you are already informed. Saragossa is closely be- sieged by Villa Campo and ...

... e - wao i noi t known.| CC PI , 0d n I..- - e ldo22 June 10, # past seven, P. M. helOth, fetro urgh, by the Anholt Coehagen of the 2lst, °ofthe 28h ult. In a letter eraP it si t that Marshal Ney that. bthi evet has given rise teltbti The advices from Ca,],har aby way of precaution; all: 3 t4ei (about 60 in number) have othlgit, .oand, it is added, that by SbIp I isitended against Great 2givuh ...

... LONDONY WBDNESAY U 19. .d cerenonral, at Carleton-House, 'e first an be the introduction of the several The -il' b Istriou Isouse of Bourbon to the WcheS of the ?? Royal Highness the Duchess bf0 Feaent' 1on this occasions be presented by P5 c ghflee v the Duchess of York. At the Dge a P ?? W table 150 will sup, and no er i aeent of a2 Peeres will be placed at ;g? db Tere are covers for 1600 ...