... 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 ...

... |SlPEECH OF BONAPARTFi TO THE ZEGISLA- TIEIE BODY. This day, the 16th, the Emperor proceeded from the Palace of the Thuilleries, in great state, to the Palace of the Legislative Body. After the new Members had been presented and taken | the oaths, the Emperor made the following Speech: , Gezntkzezen Deliuties of Dcpartments to the Legsla- .ti: Body,, I The peace concluded with the Emperor of ...

... -E D I X B UR H, Arrived at Dun-.breck's hotel, her Grace the Dc)bhe s of- Gordon, with Lady JLne Msntague, and the hunourab1f ?? and Mrs Burreil Drunimnond. 1 His Royal Highne;i the Duke of Cainbft6d ha, f been elected Chancellor of the University of St. An- drew's, in room of ~ht- late Lord vielville. r On Monday, at a general meeting ofthe proprietor; of the Bank ot Scotland, called by ...

... 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 ...

... tMR. PONSONBY AND MR CURUN., ?? .: ?? .. . e ' The Du&Iisn Eeing Poet, of the 6th July, contains C copies of a correspondence.-disclosing transactions of a very F extraordinary nature, tofaching the manner in which Mr. Curran was appointed Master of the Rolls in Ireland, when t bhelate Administration was formed. The facts recited in these documente, or rather in a letter front Mr Curroas to 1 ...

... IMPERIAL PAR1?LIAMENT. its Ii- HOUSEI OF COMMI ONS. 31 Tuesday, Jublj 19. r- Lord Cochrane rose to make his niotion relating-to l the admiralty court of Malta. First, fcr not causing a 3 table of fees of court to be suspended in thle court; or and also, for allowvbg fees, larier that, those allowed .byactofparliament, robereceived. Thleseoffence3 ,is by tbe act of 38 h and 39th of the 1ing, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCTE SPAIN AND PORTUGALt. n our last Postcript, we announced the receipt of French Papers to the loth inst. containing the details of their operations in the Peninsula, up to the 19th ult. From these it appeared that Lord Wellington had retreated into Portugal in consequence of the su- periority-created by the junction of Soult and Mar- tnont On the 21yst the French head ...

... IMIPE Rl-JIAL PAIRLIA-MENrT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Friday, Jiue 2!. Lord Viscount Melvile was sworn, and took ?? scat, in the room of his father, the late Viscount. The Perth roads bill was read a third time and pzs- sco. fiwo-:icu,, June 24. Earl Grev des.red the attention of their lordchips to a publication by one Goldsmith, :n a work called The An- tigallican Monitor, recommending in direct terms ...

... ARRIVED At ABERDEEN. °23. Juno, Kennedy, Dundee, goods; Jean, Booth, Glasgow, do. 24. Lady Grant. Forbes, Dysart, coals and salt. 25. Cate, Ord. London, goods; Malvini, Begg, Murray-Firth, do.; Christian, Turner, Peterhead, do.. 26. Aberdeen and Leith Packet, Gordon, Leith, do;. 28. Elizabeth, Blair, Dundee, grain; Endeavour, Woor!, n Dysart, coals and salt; Quendale, Stout, Lerwick, cattle h ...

... FR.OM TUEiSDAY'S LONI)ON GAZETTE. A311R-A LTY-OFFICE, JU'LV e, 1811. Copy efia letier from f'te-ldmiral Drury, Commander in Chief in the East ladics, dated Mtadras Roads, January 3, 111i. 1You will be pleased to lav before the lords ('ommissio- ners of the Admiralty the ticlnsed } have received from Captain Christ. Cole, of, li., .lajctv'is ship Caroline, de- tailing his successful enterprise ...

... I A -P M13,f-ERI,4L PARLI,4MENT. IIOUSE OF LORDS. Thiursdaz,, Jitfy 4. Earl Stanhope moved the order of the day for go- ing into a comnittee on his bill to prevent the buying or'selling of guineas above their current value, or tak- inR bank-notes-below their nominal value. The Marquis of Lansdowne said, that as he had no opportunity of declaring his sentiments on the bill in its former stage, ...

... . Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, July ?2. Downzng sl'eet. -July o20. A Dispatch, afwxich ?? is an e.it7act, 7sa: been. received from Lord l'iscount Iellinzton, ad- r dressed by his Lordeohip to the ?? qfLiverpool, dua. b ed Quinta de St. JfLao, Jhne 27,. 1 1t. - The enemy m ade a great reconnoissance with a I very large body of cavalry upon E'lvas and Campo I Mayor on the 22'd instat. The £.avalry ...