... SUSS5 .X. JUS,^/sI;,I:vE a)?, 181l. 3111 C S11, aox 1ilitia will marcl from Go.I || . W1 edilesda annd 'Thursday next, for ! ?? . ox 1 1, d fl I nmimjl aind Grund(s of Admiral art w\ei-f rd, ?? l ml Aticlin, by MIr. oI U lt! 4 irnst. to Gclierlal lIuloz;14 for ' edlesdav, Mr. Lamnbelol. of Little- , , :1. colouitted to ?? gaol, by E. for ltl1lioilliv fili ig 11 piitol tlvice, it Oifi: r ()uoer ...

... * POWiSMOUTI4, S4T&RDAY JULY 27? 181.1. ?? transports for' Portilb, Xhich have about 4,00O roops -in detachmcnts, on board , ip ?? - sail ed this')orni'ng, 'under convoy 9f thue,- the Cand Jaosper, 'Capt.' Hun- witl 4 ndc .labiittei :takes se'vcral- taissport. s to lw*et Ca4i' Gihraltai and tie'i etunisto Lisboa.:i ,~a Tlh et D~lse of tlaitostetf v~rls Chare and 13ela- yi0' 1s are, -and Lord ...

... .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 ...

... HO1JSE-OF LORDS-July 58. The judgment was affirmed in the case of Top-, ping against the Attorney-General of Ireland. Lor& LAUDE- DALB moved for an account of the rnumber of Bank notes in circulation. Agreed to. Adjourned. - HOU SE OF COMMONS, July 17. CURRENT COiN. Ml BROIsGRAM gave notice, that he should, on Tridav, submit a string of resolutions on the subject of the present state of our ...

... FRLOM THE LONDON GAZE TTT. MY - * WAR-OFFICE-JULY 1, 1811. Kt His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name, and on behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the un- .a dermentioned Officers of the East India Company's forces to t take xankl by Brevet in his Majesty's army in the East Indies 1 only, asfollows- in COLONELS, e wvilliam Kirkpatrick, John Garstin, r John Macintyre, ...

... AGRICULTUR4L REPORTS soK juTE. ENGLAND. p The grass is generally down in-the vicinity of.London, anda-ti the hay harvest proceeding in all the forward parts of the Ed country. Although a considerable and profitable bulk, the 0 meadow hay does not quite equal the general expectation as A to quantity, but pasture lands, and the artificial grasses, were Ic scarcely ever foore remarkable for ...

... FORE - IN.. ?? CADIZ MAIL. bfficial Letter. dated the i9th ult. fri the &eneral in Chief -of the third A nry, Don A. de la Quadra, to the Chiet of tbe General Staff, relative to the battle of Ubeda. * Havingi on the 14th, received. intelligence that t the enemy had united theirforces 'for the purpose of I attacking Baeza and Ubeda, I took measures for thne defence of the last place, and formed ...

... GENr1EAL ORDER. A - - t. - And ADJUTANT GeNrRAr.' 9 OFFICE, P .Edinburgh, 15th July 1811. PAROLE. COUNTERSIGN. Mis Royal Highness th6 PRINCE REGENT hlas been pleased, in the name, and on the behalf of HIS MAJESTY, to ap- prove of the appointment of Colonel William Gifford, oF the 423d regiment of foot, to be Deputy Adjutant-Genetral to the forces serving in North Britain, vice Major-General ...

... - - HOUSE OF LORDS-July 19. 1 Tfie militia interchange bill was brought up from the Commons, read a first time, and ordered to be iead a second time to-morrow. ' s Same judicial l;risiness was dispatched, which a Was' of no importance excet to the parties.Ad- journed. cc , P SATURDAY, July 20. C Mr Vansittart, and ?? Members, brought v up the circulating medium bill, .with, several amend- ...

... ?? - AND IIVSDA5YS POST. LAOM)ONI j_.TCLY 16. mn '11 t'hoot Lil~ttitO thle 211 lii~ 'intt,r r* It t0I itS r I I ittW ~(~t :)jf,O00f 5trong, rttitiad opl in the fl go etl ImS ttindor hoe It coliertied hron INN'rtrrna, twI~ ultitjio~g- provinces, and _toooL [trimi (2odiz ;cocfl ?? Ciudad Rot'rig'o, ittchuittng ttre totes ,.girrioon and fortress, and ?? 0 ron v'-,stir a I ?? :ottinto t p re sent ...

... t1NBtjRGEtriNEWS CONTINUAS - L I - Extract of a Lefter from an 011cer to his rather in . lumofrkr-shwire.. cc His Majesty's ship Scout, offSagone, May 6. 18)1. z MfDEt.jK FATi{kit-My good fortune hat at last brought mieto share iil an action, which will, I hope, not only gain-me credit, but serve my country. On the 2Utli April, I fell, in with his Majestyis ships Pomone and Unity, Capt. Barrie ...

... L e- n WhDES :t T is day his Vill eamaet fr in t C, rcot a i aboute Sctand, in, orrto 'san e We have received some P tain no news of importance pap eUI only ?? mporth ext Thn 'oI's Two Englishmen of ndi frti Paris, where te eeo aoe get to the coast, and return to rb. They wv~re tkenetH fir scending the Seine: ' fl1lin no ccPhiliPPOT, Governor of B~s a General of Divison.0 Z, !asUae 1 A mail ...