... NAPOLEON'S SPEEcH.-The Speech of the Emperor of France to the NATIONAL COUNCIL has excited that degree of pub- lic attention, which a set speech from a person of such power must . natirally ex- cite, especially when, in part at least it relates to ourselves and to that ob- ject more particularly, in which we all now feel the most direet interest. I al- Wude to what he savs of the war in the ...

... TO THE MARQUIS OF TAYISTOCK. Letter II. June 22, 1 81 1. My Lord; In the eyes sDf some, it will be an ill omen' that a correction of the borough stystem should be taken up by the heir to borough property; by the next in succession to a noble house that hath a direct interest in that system; and when they observe the- mode he has chalked out to himself, their forebodings may receive a strong ...

... On W edneqdav, ite I ei . fihe Archdleacr'n of this rifling held his annual visitation of th- clergy ?? pr.is!i chiurch in tbis tow i, wten an very in. pressit e serrlion on l the occasion was preached by the Rev. Richard Fawcett of Armley, from 2 Ti- mutlhy chp). ii. verses ?? 'f6. BIL1.LS (OF MJ(0R.TtLITY Al' LEEDS. PAPISH CHUi{CH. In 16I19. In 1810. Ti~arriege. ?? . .. ?? 6t3 ?? Increase 42 ...

... According7 to t-ivate letters froin Gibraltar, tde Ner'ope sloop of sear, Captr in Flyn, had carried ini there ui s1is (o1 war of considerable superior force, togrether with a prize of *reat vtlle, wlicit tl 1 renclnhil had Ctat 0 teil jilillet- di-itely previous [if tle .MIlrope falliung in with tim. The numblber ofspecial licesices granted in the year 1810, for the importation of grain, ...

... LAON DON, JUNE 27. ?.YUiir'i !Iis ) ?? stv ca tne ot W\inilsor ltrreice, acfollil- ^.\liS1 ?? ':d~ed flyr llip^i, (It~i 1vl mill .buit 'ui1ll 1)0li., Ili ii . 1 t.iurlne e, Iccollit- lIli- Niiee alli~ rs V ?? iu helIth, anid was very tlecl-ful dilid t;lkative to tle ?? 'iie Li.3,Iii jitlpilS stall ?? I nem Cv's force om the ITurm(s, plrek iow, to) thuir itnovcmulit o1) thle 3d1, at Q4,0(00 i ...

... ' TIUpRSi).\y'S POST. tiot SF. OF LOlt')>, MONDSAY, JUNE 17. On 6s6 motion for the third reading of the Insolvent jeitours P3ill, The Lard Chancellor seid, lie found in this Bill, that the extent of tile- teht had been altered from Vowt(tl. at which it sinod in the old Bill, to S3oinl. He therefore propoised, as an amren !ment to that clause, to leave out the words * three thtsuetid. and ...

... IL_ __ _ __ _ __ __Lai ON r P , ano-niig-trca}June) 15..I A .ispatch, of Which thle follwnving is Ran extract, has born dliis day received at Lord Liverpool's Office, ~dl essed to his Lordship b~y Ierd WelWlingtonodated iusote de Gravniche, poth May, 1811. I iNCLOSIC the copy of the Report of -Major Ge. ::eral AiheHun. Ml: Lmiees' f 'very gsAlafit afiTair of thei cavalrv near U-Arb, On the ...

... ~~~~. ,'::7 ., i'f4J I. ri . :.~ - - 1+ ..77 777\f~,~.': !. -: 'T~tRSDAtFTRNOQ. ;J, MrX so. Govelrtment Aave liithero --no dispatches from ,tiarshal Beresfo'd upoii the subjet- ofC the late im-. poZrtant confh&c. A few~ pwihate tetters'a're in zOwit; bat they all caone by the t'estite-4 hich brought Mr. Stewart'S dispatch, and difflri -Itie: fr~omi it. The advanced guard oF Spabiaids is ...

... % 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 PiORTUGA Ll Lj'jlo;v, Jv VF 8.-1L is reported here, t;t'1i leetig j;strrenglirfrom iff'ersiit quaietrs; awl mUj'[ rj is C! perted soon, i is lssill to be 'ti Welingtuso may a'oid ?? util e ii wvhich cannot 1I0s'g be deferred, as it ' V5 1 c flSC 1i able force, nrml ?? lnis situltion nsere Sllm JrtrI; 9.-AccofUnls rom Badaj. s I'l~iil r 1 snccegsfot ntI eirpt %ivs malde to take prIrtWE v.r ...