... TUESDAY'S LONDOlN GAZETTE. DOWNING-SISLET, JUNE 25, 1811. A Dispvatch, of wh ich the fo11osvng j$ a copy, woas this mrnliug r tedvc ;t Lord Lwverpio;ii's Ofice, firio Lord Weilimigtao, dated Quinut do Gra- iche , Junte 6of Ml LoeuIt-MTe have eontinued the operations of tlcsiegb of alodtiji with thie ttmost ;ictihity since I addel~,!ed siullr ?? 'Oil the 3sth uilt. ald our tire a eohsilile61ij ...

... CAMBRIDGE COM1TENTEL'trNT AND INSTALLA'TION. Thursday, June 27.-Tbe anniversary meeting of the President, Governors, and other contributors to Addei- breoke's Hospital' was held at Great St. Mary's church, when an c'xcelen;: sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Peatson, M.ster Of Sidcley collegle, froln Acts xx. 35.-An Anthem, the wurds of which were selected and the music composed by Mr. Jay, ...

... :; = - - !I S t'pial :Par c . . I I 1 10OUSE OF COMMONS, - .:- Xrst.7, dl i , ' .f: Cwren Sta s/itaf~toel qthe H'opse, that be het4 ,&ii f'ade to say,,that in Mdaneheoter alone SJ,OOO peronbi. received ntl s~e. Hte, q~.qctpvdro titate, ~thaath Fredst numnb'er did not exceed 9b6, of all descrip:. tiolivand tias not stiatecially dilfrent from the iepdre. q f last year'.. . :'srLaa:nrAT ...

... -Volitical 3Dosiono.- A LETTER W0 HENRY BROUGHAM, ,EsQ. M. P. ON tosu SUBIECT i. - ?? --iqf t+! ir'eosi itPcmitsset, i [Cornciuded ftomu oureldst]', HAVING thus stated the nature and extet of -what is mleant by a reform, I shall now beg leave, more partlcularly, -to notice the steps towards such a reform, which arepointed out in your letter, and whirlh, you miami me, it is your intention ...

... I TE -S S LONO -GAZTTE 'UESD~IYFS. -LONDON: 0,ZETTE7.. le DO . JING-5TztEYT JULY 16, 1811. A Dispatch, of which the -following is an' Bxtract, wrassot Sunday receired at Lord Liver- polsesie ddesd ?? by Lient.- at Gen. Viscount Wellington, dated r; QDuiatita e St. Jono, 2th Jueene. 5-* The enemy moved for*.vrd his aslvauced guard, 1Y consisting (if about l10,00 mei, 'to Ls Santos, on the' ...

... F FiENCH -PAPERS. OFFICIAL INTELLIGENTMCF FROM T1rE ARMIES 0 ' - - IN SPAIN.,' 7MIPE.lAL ARMY 5OF TElC SOUTII.-RAISING,-OF T71E SIEGE ; .-:0 - OF flXDAJ30Z The Duke of Mla-ula, Commandierin Chief bf the Army of Portugal, was in inotion the beginning of juhe, for the purpose of driving beyoind the Coa that pli f-ot. clt Enrlish army -which Wvellington .when lie set eat for thes eege of Iladajoz ...

... . eh- EtlD fTO 4t~e A~6R.~ti; ZkR fIWNXR I WSII Wit U1you Permit. ineone 'te! . very extraosdirnayrr assettion whtel -jpa4redm*n the columns of :your 'apet'his'rnoroingv and fron, high Br autthority.: - I'hat the value of the- gol doir of this. And .. countlry was iot jo'-be estimated accordnir' to.its ?? b4e in gold, but aqcorsing-to the value fixed upon it bythe ofL qreiguink Sovereign of ...

... TWE MORNIvN CHIRONYICLE. LOND,ON: THRUAAr, JULr 18, 18xr. 117c stated covrealythc -situatok -in which 'his MA-' 9ty Nvas ?? by the last express on s uesday. The |f- ]Iad considerably abated, . and. his 'I-A.JS;STY PdI tikea a little refreshment. In the Dight. he b,.d two ! zars Sleep, .and we learn that he was not worse | urday~ Rvmaour saps, that-doring the yra1 I his MAJZ4Y is ae&cted by a ...

... FR'ENCI PAPERS. PARIs, JuLi 23-.-Theie was'yesterd'ay atTrianon, a Sitting of the Council of Comnan cc-- Tbe ; neini ?? 1i-4 forestof Mar- Ii 'nd. a tei wardsvided thie ciad Mmhitary School of St.y Their Majesties arried .this cvemngr, at ten o6clocl;, at tle palakce of St. Cloi-d. ' . l'ivpei-e Cenits. for 'f Sept. ?? . .&I'LsA1VIT 'ODY -, iT lt'l 01' TII l13i) -Ol J3L' . A Lette6ivas read ...

... OFFICIAL, PAPERS. R1ACE. i4telligence from the Armies it Sp-airt (Concludedfrom p. 96.) ., r.. At sever at night, at the signal of four bqmbs iatjoce, five columns darted agains't the points marked out, cryjig Vive I'Eppereur.-Five thou- sand lien defended the works attacked and the Lower Town. They opposed at first a strong resisance and a very warm fire; but thiirresistable impetuosity 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 ...

... 71tesdcay's Post. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY i. Tills morning -were received Philadelphia aind TNew 'Yurk 'Papers to the ,27th and 211th M'vay.-Thcy contaiin ac'colliiits of'dile enlgagexuerlit betwecen the Litte Bcsut atid-thw Is7-sidetit, asserting still that the foritier, fired first t(an assertion xxlicli Capt. Binghamo positively contradicts), and aakdlnt that the I itti Beft struck her ...