... ~k 2 d ai * - -i I I ts 1 i * , e I4ON ON, FRNID Jap Ers2t1f lo].6hntat .412 s inn ot SOulfs, account )IrAvhich' :s re- jikte wvit miisrare-stntation. Th 4,si'r of; the 2 2d1 ut., tol ?? was advancing with a~s rntof tY;tIOnt~, ?? f 1he JY h twif Wr& reiifsn.emeni. ~-N~v heirs aee dbatc~td, wve hod hie only' br-ought illot action 1 ?? 'Jhe pu~sititat Occupied- by~ tile ellney wais ?? tageoris: ...

... Follniout/i, SUnidisy oVorn.-' TIh hc aly.1 ham paelcet, Capt. Rloovts, is just arrived in seveil days' froili Lisbun asd brings an ?? of a ?? sanguiiryLrV battle Lacing beeu fougiht oni the i6tbh mnstait aIt;Albvtra, Li miles south of Badajoz, ini wiich the cuimbineu armxics, uuder airshal Beres- ford, lost SIJl) meln i-i kiliid and woundled. T 'le losS on the part of the enemy unider ...

... Letters from tde Frenchi coast assert, that Bonaparte has ordered sixty-eigirt Captliins of ships at Enmnhden to be arrested, who ere suspected of ha inhg had inter- course wvith Eumj im;l, rind hals ?? themi on board French ships of war at Aiii-tilp. Private aecouiits firolt France to the 5thl instant state, that the people liar at iengtth become acquaijnted vvil, tile disrstrous state of ...

... iF,2 i . i ?? a \ P I II. 1 'J T il l. F L) .\ 1)) N. - AlZ I I E1. I ?? ?? .J 6, 1i' ?? oii 'XIl/, -i il. ?? tl ' ill. iii ; c'{IpY , V.- :I,; I li, ) _ 1, ?? d' k ,ti;, m, i oI) o ?? 1X~lz(tli, >1 t.'i'i . ?? (i4t.{ts~tll wl ,d.t (;Ialtliuhlkl, .J11tle b - tt I. ai 0 2. hax.e cooltl oelC, ?? *peratiot (if the sirge of 135 er. ei h the ol.'et' aieity ?? I tddressed yomr lor II'a~w 0 l ?? ...

... THE MORtNAINVG CIIRONIGLE: LO N D ON: -bn THURSDA2r, JUNE 2n, 1811a W r ieceived yesterday New York PaIters to tM re. cent date of tha&26th'ult. In Thc EveS-iiug Pdst of the t 2,'th, it is complained that American seinied had; ?? impressed on board British vessels; and that m Iuch iti- dignation had been thereby excited. It is ad&di that po the United States' frigate the President, haA prit to ...

... I U.,. .~h ' ~;L r , II7V- C R NIL .1 ?? The satisfat6on, tq sat thatt the dispartchei ,foorn. MarsMal .i -svou -are -at lerigdi arroyed, anc that they~ cor rn~rm i1e, news previousy received. The' ! Yittory m-ost comlpkete aizl,,,brilliaut. Thpe dispatcltes .are brought by Captalsp AittfrpNoq, A'ide i p' to tle Marsh.id, who sai'jived -±t tie-.6 Wi Office 6e-- .tween four and: five oc yestei ...

... FRENCIH PAPERS. * ItOT OF EiS ,ECELLENCY Ai-ARSSTAL DeUKE OF DALATAATIA, To 12SIS SZltENL 5 110 5NES TH'S, P.IiNCE OF briurCHATrr, ISAJ0o:GrENERiAL. BMoNScG;NruR -I left SevillC at ten o'clockomnthe night of the 9th, as in my report of the gtli I had announced to you; On the xath I joined, betwdcn ?? and Burivenide thc ?? commanded by Gcneral Latour-Maubourg, on tihb r4th I tool a posithitn ...

... . T'lE, PRIN1CE REGENT6 METE. | 'he hhstory oi orii amdsen:mehti Jreents no spenies of ..pectaftle such as we are now about to descrice: it vas a ckej':d'w vre which, ini splendotir and viriety never, we lelieve, was equalled ih any age or coujiitry. Canrton--louse has been cgtisilered a the acme of ofer- fectionl; in interior telcoration it certainly' has long ex- celled. Ati acknowledgedp ...

... X fe u crat lat year invadled Sicily, Sir John Stuart ?? of' tle 2oth Light Dragoorls, Jacob bl I . A 1-1-. (4vvvl!l. With orders for the, British j---:iman tl johii Greenl, Witil oruers lur tloe urmstu C Igniantler at NIcs'ifl, , apriSing, the men of the impor- ,oce of their trust, and( the necessity of delivering their ,4jISptcheS. WVhen the men arrived iiear Messina, early i, thle uiornilig ...

... :Tesday's Post. ?? . 1 * LONDON OAj2Z1,l 1[E, SATURDAY JUNE 8. D6OWuNtj;-S7TREt1, J7UNT A VUispatchli.f nikicl the elflowirw is a Copy, was, arl the 6th iust. recellved at ord Liveri;;'s :i fice,' addressed to. his Lordship by 4cut.-O en. Lord Viscount Wellingtol dated My\- LOIaD, SI1N C] I addressed you on the 22d inst. I have O received reports that Marshal Soult had re- tired to l.lerena ; ...

... 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 ...