... 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 ...

... Private (Correspondence. | LONDON,' :Ro XCIL G; Satssa-j f`ght, Jane 8. RUSSIA. !A te1y strnng impressiion laving been jProduced by a declaratiomifromnMr. Perceval, That;Bdn-aparte Tmight haire, empioyineht'fir so,;may of, his.forcea elsewhIet-er (out oftihe Pebinsula,).we thinr itj ritht to state-what has corre to our knowledge on the relations .hetwsenl .Ruhis and Frassiei{ : . . A ...

... Lotdonl News. or. rONDpAY, JUNE S. . , fiflnation of the Defeat of Soult. G4 1 t four o'clock yesterday. atelegraphic I ,to the following efe4t, was received ;Itcrinvi - ty from Portsmoutl} por Mabon juwt arrived-a ',week fromt SOP gone to Se'dillt-No jecond battle- 100Cei goate to own.l PI`.stahce of the dispatches were soon after lTe !9 ald in the usual forr;t, by a letter from ...

... I I l . I - A: ; . ?t '44 ? iim.d -- - K.31. tolaYbefore our readers thte Icia 'details otjhe Thet v ssel vrhic arritved at Plyttiouth TheTssenoc ced bythie otelgrals, Wsa f6rom 'Ootsos 'all oi ts ¾ter than 1 andmbrought n `Pt p . I h , . a revrously be en *r ttee v. So i il h v i' h tt ere w as.driothe'r .b~ lef ughto n thI s b a ~ rht M _ st rs ti Ie -had accounts to that eet- a ...

... HUTL, JuNE 3j l.S1i. .. .. .- ;^, L .I . /-SHIP 2V2W3.. -- . ARRIVAL -A outheu, The Con et, .Bradys from. this port, for Lisbon. The convoy from hence to. the aBltic, aailed a few days ago. . .. . The Harna'onias' hasr~erlyr, from Aine~ia' 1land to Plymiouth, being water-loggedf 3wnsaabaxidoned iby the crew, who were.taken-oul bparJflheBrIatus .bound to ull', wlitich. asrived at Plymouth:-n ...

... Igrand Rcview 6oVinibledorn Conmrnolf. | IONDAi. last. there was presented to several thou: sastd spectators, one of the gr.i:tidest military spectacles ever witue9s8l--' At -fout in the mokning; the varibus volunteer corpls in this metropolis were sum- moned to their respective parades by beat of drtsm; the same sotiudntvought forth fromn their habitations al the persons wboAs could spare a ...

... ' ' I neriaI navaieut HO-tt OF COMMONS: '6ursdkaay, fine 6., .-AfPotN se~ttf or TIEDUKEE DF YORki - Lsrd .1l1iton brought forward the .motion of. which he had given notice on Osis lsubjpct. Hebegan by calling.the attention of the House to .theinves- tigation, which took. place upwards of two.,years ago, into the conduct of the Duke of York. On that ,occasion he was one of those who ...

... I Hull Auxiiiarv Bible Society. A T' he ANNUAL GENERhAL MEETING of .LX tfle Suppolters andFrienlds 6'this Institution, Iid -tlt the Subscripbion Schoois, in SalthouseIlane, onftlednesday, June 12, 18-11,..(jad attended by not less than 200 LIADIES and G-ENTLEM~iN,) The Rev. t; H. -B'l.OMIY, A. M. in the Chair The Ainotes of; the last General Meeting, the Repotts of-the Coramitiem and the ...

... WEDN E~SDAY, JUN E 5. I :etters, we understands have been received fi om e anrenvbefoce Badjjoz,, whicb mention,' thart a sOng corps of cavalry had been dr tached in pur- .it Wl the column of wounded that was retreating woweuds Andalusia, under the direjRion of General Gazan; and from the intelligence received respet- ing the movements of the-latter, hopes were enter- utied that the greater ...

... l PPQ RT OP TEL? COMMITTEE. REPOQ-RT OF THE & OMMITTEE M.. l I will not be expec ed, that, in stating to yOu the. transaitions of the first year iof the Society's existence, your Cominittee should have any great and splendid achievements to report. It will be kept in mind that wv are but'an Auxiliary Society, acqing oqirselves in a confined sphere, th-ough'con- tributing our- aid to a 'SQciety ...

... LO ; D O,; 7irrsrn- APrr xOOA M lAr 28. I I A n therVictor'-Fal; kof Al ida; WV.01LE Massena' was ordereAd tcr attack-tord' AVeIlihgtoq, for thle pnrpose~qf eieving, Ahnfida, u'u -r, it Appea rs, was erifeding r einforcemtns, and preparing to'assail Mlirshal Beresjo`ldr- with'te in. tention o saving Badajo2' 'Saturday.idughr newvs bF'the defeat of tile tortes,-as xvasannoutced in owu Mit.-Trhe ...