... Tlhludray's and Fri(ay's Posts. --LONDONT, RIUD1XY, JULY 12, 1811.* !d a 'Mail front Hellig oland- we learn, that th~e ex..King, of Slveden, GustavlusI~ BAdolphus, has ejnittdd that island, and. I, - place((l hinseltg under thle protection of the Bri- I ts ovorpinuent. It i~s sttd,. -that this act of A his was in conformity to a previous arrangemenelt btletweenl himself', Bonaparte, aid the ...

... n VIN CHIESlE Il. A - hD.-i;-JV 13, 1811. I TIlsM'ie'tvs 3ustices of ?? for: t¶iis Ce ititsl( dilg to adjiourn the ntext Midslimmer !lrtsoii a.d, the 2'2d of July next (the daly I eclim wes e are desired to state., thatE O ourict-, dUt-I, 'rosectitors, and others, iou~t , 230101 in Coon l'(i'.el t tcl O'clocbk on that day, t .th. ,nci e lne li ba s- of tile Sessio s ovill com- r; txe, instead ...

... 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 ...

... ?? - 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 ...

... - - w nn. 2'.iJe,'Lis (Ff Ad fa/fl(&ry't Put ai LONDO N, II_,FD ESD_43, JULY 3, I'Mi. &N fficer ar-rived at Lo'rrdLivcertloc,'s 01()ihee, oil 'Ilresdacc ilit,I wt ~s .eL.a Jpatrchcsr from Li-rd Wellington. I uis Lordlslrip's letter is da~tcd ait Albucraer, on.- thle I12th eIt. It statc-s, that iSeult, hav icg collected rcntlocrne aruts ?? cii quarters, was ztcrin call- ,vnru ec.xlL InI euI ...

... MAT U RDAY's POST. BY' EXPRESS. LONDON, JULY 26. HE intelligence of' the Allied Army in Portugal going T iaw cantonments is repeated in most of' the private letters received by the last Mail from Lisbon; and as the French are throwvintg up fortifications, the opinion thit there will he no general action for some time appeals now to prevail. It is not probable, iliowever, that the Frencbh will ...

... SWe reret to stnte, that on Monday night his Majesty's disorder had hicreased to so altamilig adegree, tiat his wii'C was mr soil, tint L' despaired of'. Fromi the most violenit z ?? be ?? became so extremely lowv as to cause the most seriolis alarm; aud tile Mledics l Gentlemen deemed it ticce(ssary to send ofT expresses hourly to the Prince Regeiit, the ltoyal Dukes, the Chancellor of the ...

... LONXDONI .lJULY 23. A Ginth'nil), juist ?? fed lnl Usteil, stntes, iltt Botipcltle, yv tayt ol diversioni iln tivotti'r oi his tltilit's in it(e PeniiitstR1;, has 'esoiieIl to ?? n (t US aj-till with a tie- S~cent °ypnoll ( os vI Sh)oves. Nzu~llurnlls lbodies ofi trol)psi ?? ?? C; r the coaset froin (stentd to 13-tiloigie. A division nt 7000 nvil hinic alleady arrived betwveell tile ?? 111:ICe ...

... LoNT DoINi, J U LY 11. Lor( IIl i\ lzljton, il uhi.s Iilt co III1) II I IIic:;Ittlu tov :\ill Sters, c (iimaltdI tih' niuiiohied tortc ot' Souilt :1nil1 AI; ?? at 54,itiiij ;hl.io his Oini i ;it 50l,(0J0. .)s tile oel'tily's walsililliV lliistllchidiy ill cvilsli'y, Milnistel-S are ,,r oplillioll tk it, miliess lis Lthidlstip' cotild( bav.e brtowl- dt Soult Ti) li(tillil Iii mtime lit 11,!1 ? ...

... (Continuedfrom our 4th page.) Tuesday Evening, 7uty ,.-The splendid scene at Sydney college Gardens is the theme of the whole town, who join in ans universal tribute of applause to the Stewards (Lords Strathaven, Dumfries, the Honourables Mr. Perceval, and R. Melville, with 37 other Gentlemen) for their polite attention to the visitors. Upwards of l(t00 persons partook of the bos- pitalities ...

... POR'l', MOUL'Y2, SA.TLTRDAY, JUL~Y20O, 1811. IfTrhe following ships will sail to-morrow, should the present wind coutijmue:-Lqucrestjia, aun. Capt. Gun-lin wth ?? s Capt. Gordon, with a conedy for the Brazils;' a3so -r with the Barihg, for Bengal, and Sir Allu. Bar- roule# arid Heki, fur ladras, under convoy:-Spar- b r tal, Capt. E. Brenton, fur thd cnwst of America, auld % Lt with Sir James ...