... FOLE';IGLV JYTIN'TPLIGENCE. SP XIN AND PORTUGAL. A Mail from Lisbon arrived on Tuesday morning, ?? to Plymouth by lthe Favourite sloop of war, 3 guns, Capt. Clement, after a passage ot' 13 days. 'The Favourite sailcd on the 9th, and has bioughit letters and papers-from Lisbon up to that da'e inclu- siyC, and also dispatches from Lord Wellington. Badzjoz had not fallen at that time, but It was ...

... .v1PEIIAL PARLIAMENT. 1:.lOU:S1 OF LORDS. he GGUINEAS AND BANK NOTES. JEridty, July 12. ;a, t EEarl Stanhope recalled the attention of the house .-I to his general arguments on the subject, and particl- e. larly to the plan which he had bcfore mentioned, 2,3 he that most fit to be adopted for the purpose of making if. a legal tenter sufficient for all domestic trausactious. at His lordship ...

... FOREIC,'AT INTFILICPATC-E. I t SPAIN- A-N- O PORT UGAL. The Gazettes of Tuesday and Saturday con:ain er;.oatr of dispatches which have been received from b Lord Wellington. Some afflairs of posts had taken place, but it appears that the two ariwues remaint d in1 f their positions, and that the cnemy had shown no dis- posi, ion to zdvance. The enemy cannot, howe ver, c rcnl l long in their ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENGCE SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. e Dispatches have btieeniertived from Lord WeLtLst- TON; a Mail is also arrived from Lisbon, with letters and e- papers to the 16th. to It ha: been already stated, that the enemy was match- ing to attempt the relief of Badajo; a second time, and S. that it was likely-we- should raise the. siege in order to st zteett theni.- This2 statement has been ...

... ISLAND op NEVIS. It Cruchly to cglrocs. - Some papers have been printed, by order of the Eouse of Comnions, consisting of a correspondence relatinl to E e punishments inflicted on certain Negro slaves in tie island of Nevis, and to a prosecution instituted in consequence, t f wherein the defendant was acquitted. The circumstances ewhich led to this proceeding are detailed in the following d ...

... DO.AIESTIC INTELLIGENCE. - _ Loam, gulp . - HIS MAJESTY's INDISPOSITION. t His Majesty's physicians met, on Tuesday, to de- liberateon the report of the state of the Kingi' health, and the probability or improbability of his becoming capable of resumipg the reins of Government. 'T'his report nfust be mande to the Privy Council on Fri- dav next. The consultation on this important occa- sion ...

... E ItI2V J. BR- :II- j S- 0o 1I4GHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. iC A geneial meeting of this society, in terms of the char- ter, was held in 1heir hall here, oni Monday last, at which there were present, the FErl of-Divriousm, the honour-. able Hrr P.EPRsriNiE:, Lord BANNATS-NjE, Sir Gzeoa.on SfEWART, ?? Joiin Dicsc,'Baronets; Mr RiRSkINE 1 of Marr,nand other respectable members, to the number of ...

... THEl TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF THE .1 I-ON. ARTHUR WILLIAM HODGE, ESQ.' a FOR THiE MURDER OF HIS NEGRO a SLAVE PROSPER. n On -the 8th instant was executed behind the jail in this town, the Hon. A. W. Ilodge, Esq. a proprietor ] and one of the Members of his Majesty's Council in this island, for the murder of one of his own negroes a of the name of Prosper. 'The Prisoner on his trial being put to ...

... hte E ILonbo, JUNE 28. he :le it is by nd meani improbable that the next advices from r- Lisbon will bring us the account of a battle that will prove to decisive of the fate of Andalusia. There is every reason ir- to suppose that Soult will collect all his disposable force, In, an make a second attempt to relieve Badajoz. ed Lord wellington's dispatches in a foregoing column lead *0 us to ...

... LOtm L6Oolt. Lord I outh was this day brought tip in the Court of King's Bench to receive judgement, teing ctnvict- ed in last Trinity Term upon a criminal information for abusing of his authority, and oppression as a Ma- gistrate in 1809, in issuing a warrant-a gainst Mathews, his tenant, the Prosecutor, and having him arrested and committed to Dundalk Goal for an al- leged felony, and having ...

... INSTALLATION vf the D. of GLOUCESTER. Canibridg., Saturday, June 29. This day the ceremonial took place in the Senate House. The hour of eleven o'clock was appointed for opening the) doors to admit company. So early as nine o'clock the town was crowded with elegant dressed and beautiful wo- meni l5l,;tnl6 tsu o C e_.tcI Boar. Thce crowd was so great, that the persons appointed to take the ...

... E D I A. B UR GI, ,nttle 29. The Election of a Member of Parliament for th-e , county of Mid Lothian, in the room o' Robert Lord Viscount .Melviile, takes nlace on Saturday the 6:h of July. The candidates are, Sir George Clerk of Pennycnirk; Bart. and Major-General Sir John Ha- miiton Dairymple of Coulsand. Bart. s The magistrates and council of Paislev assembled on the 14h inst. for the ...