... . WAR-OFFICF, Ju-,,r 4. H1is Roxal H1iglhness tile Prince R egent has been pleased, r in the name and on behalf of his Majesty, to appoint | 4AJOR-GENERALS Ferdinand Baron Dreschsel, vith temporary rank; Charles Baron Linseaigen, wiva no, George Rtuehfort, Franeis Grose, llenrvv Richmond Cale, john Spens, William Srctt, Robert Tipping, Archibald d Campbelil, Alexander Trotter, Francis iaIler, ...

... Il[l- S! IIL 1M,4?LI,'dIE.VT. HOUSE OF LORDS. yC(dnesdg'v, June 5. The house was emnloyed oi the Berk-eley peerage. It was understood that the consideration of this mat- ter would cause the debate on the catholic petition to' hbe put otf till Friday. Lord Moira presented a bill for the relief of insol- vent debtors in En !and, and also one for the relief of those in Ireland, wviiich bills were ...

... i From the LONDON GAZETTE, Alay 28. a Downing-street, Afay 28, 1811. tA ispatch nf which theafollowing is tn Extract, was e this duy received aI the Earl of Liverpool's Office, 1 addre~ssed to his Lordship by LordP Viscount Ielling- d ton, h I. datd Vill krmosa, I th Afayl 1811. 1. Villa Fermosa, May 15. L No part of the enemy's army remained on the left of )f *l1P on the evening of the loth ...

... SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. b The Rattle of Alhneida, as our Readers will see by ti the Extraordinary-Gazette, was not so general as it was supposed to be: and that circumstance, instead. of taking from, adds to the glory of our army and the s 8 renown of Lord Welliigtorn. Fot the enemy brought his wolefore into the field, and only a part of ours, were engaged. [ndeed l the tomplete repuls e of the ...

... CO6JRT-MARTiAL, CIIPLSEA HOSPITAL. WednesYlay, the proceedings on the trill of Lieut., Colonel Johnstorie, of the 102d, or Nesv Sout1t Wiles 'regiment, for mutinv, and usurpation of the` ?? of New SDuIth Males, concluded, ahfer several days anxious ?? charge against the pjrisoner was as follgws: 1 That he, Lieutenant-Colontel Johnstone, did, on the D °8th January 1808, at Sydney, in .che ...

... DUOMES] i ftN. I ELLGE -7CE. LT otion -Wunt 6. ?? Z=_ . I HIS MAIESTY'S INDISPOSITION. Sunday Ezering The bulletin of this morningsays,-A His Majesty has had some fresh accession to his disorder, but it does not appear to be increasing, His Royal Highness the Commander-in-chief has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-colonel Henry Torrens, of she 89th regiment, to be his military se- cr -tarp. ...

... g E 0n~l1, JUNEJ 1. . On Saturday last, theaepected dispatches arrived from 2 Lord Wellington, confirming the account previouuly re- I ceived of the defeat of Massena's attempt to relieve Al- r meida. These important dispatches will be found in the Gazette Extraordinary, page 2. It will be observed, that in the estraordinary ?? Lord Wellington gives no e'timate of the loss sustained by the ...

... e1 0 lon , B ap 230. Wrhitehall, AIay 25, 1811. SI e His Royal Highness the PTince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, fi to constitute and appoint Field Marshal His R. H. tl h Frederick Duke of York to be Commander in Chief g of all his Majesty's Land Forces in the United King- c dom of Great Britain and Ireland. ?? _A morning paper says, We understand, ...

... FOREIGAr II.N TELLIGENCE. t SPAIN AND- PORTUGAL. c Dispatches from Lord Wellington to the 30th ult. have a been received. They will he found in the gazette, page f 2. By these it appears that Soulc had not retreated to Si Seville, as wss asserted in the Lisbon gazettes received last ti 1j week, but remained near Llerena. Lord-Wellington in. closes the details of the brilliant affair of cavalry ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTK HOUSE OF LORDS. Friday, Mafay 24. The Earl of Liverpool adverted to the proceedings of the House of Commons, relative to the claims of Mr Pal- mer, respecting which he concurred with other noble lvrds,. in deeming them irregu!ar, but should tairc no farther steps till the-matter hod been farther considered by Parlianert. The second reading of Sir S. Romilly's criminal law ...

... ?? - -- DowniDng-streetb, TMay *5.| he !Yspache&, of wihich the following are Copies, were on this day received at the Earl of Liverpooi's Ojiee, J addressed to Iis Lordship by Lietenant-General a Lord Viscount Wellington, K. B. dated Villa For. t ,Y mosa, Sth and IOth May. 4d i{, MY LotRi-The enemy's whole army, consisting c of the 2d, 6th, and 8th Corns, and all the cavalryd which could be ...

... E D I V B U R1 G- We hear that 'Major-General Sir john DalryrmD-i;'!; h one of the candidates to represent the ?? ot ldiri- I burgh is placed upon the Staffin Scotland. fn the 1 Ith -inst. the A.sociate Avntiburchc;.coig re- gation of llattray gave a call to Mr James Ai:rd; Ipreacher of the gospel, to be their mister. - The statue oi Lord Melville, for which a ssL rin- -tion was raised in ...