... 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 ...

... TJHE MfORNVING CIIR LONDON: MONDAr, ?? a, aSs:. The following is an extra& of a letter from a% Ot Lcer oin board the Little Belt, relative to the ation tween that vessel and the American frigate Preside:, which strongly confirms what wve stated on Saturda On the approach of the President, ,the first question from the Little Belt, IAhoy, what are oeV Thiswasecb back in the same terms. The next ...

... To tle EDITOR 9f the. MoIRNINGI GHReO rCLB. - . x r SIRS . \ The Lorin, Chanibdr, EtOn, June ijtb, I1xs. Havingjust seen your account of the Eten Montem, (which is -corre&l as far as it goes) I beg leave to add to it my own.observations on thatjday. ' Bsinfr stationed as a runier at Colibrook-bridge, it fell to my lot to stop all the M~nmbers of the Queenis Council and other .Miisters, who, it ...

... .OtX SE OF LORDS-June 27. Loveden's divorce bill wras ordered to be read a third time this day six weeks. NEW LEGAL TENDER. Earl STANUOPE rose to bring in his promis'ed bill for the purpose-of securing tile gold coin of the realm from being bought up at prices above its stand- ard value; and also for tlie purpose of preventing bank notes from being depreciated, by instituting a new species of ...

... 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 ...

... E~~0an !Mrcurp, ?? EDINBURGH, . _ t ?? U L r 1 t [a r~ed at Falmouth, from New York s Kand i'th itelligence from New York to n a alfifax to the S5st tlt. From t ,Itan dtnt Of the late action between the t d a etterfican frigate the President, S CaZette, f Om Falmouth, and in the 1 twashte ' it appears that the American Te bi aggressor ill the action. Of course, coTA t XPlain his reasons for-a ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-June 28. The decision of the important question of the Berkeley Peerage, filled the House, at half-past two, with Peers and Members of the Commons, when the Lord diancellor, in a speech, during an hour and a quarter; detailed the facts adduced in evidence, and commented upon them. He likewise iritroduced all the important points of argument on both sides, drawing a conclusion in ...

... Stockholm, June 14. The King 'of Sweden has issued directions to the several Courts, that, as at the present delreciated course of exchange, it is to be feared that interested people may take advantage thereof to export gold and silver coin out of the country, the'several Courts and Customhouses have to take the necessary mea- sures to prevent such drain of the current coin. Helsingburgh, June ...

... Tucsdusjj and Xednesdty's Posts. ) ?? LONDON, YrE~~x~sD 7twL.ui ne6, 1811. - A MAAL is ar-rived from Lisbon, broughlt to Plymouth by tile Ftn'ri'e, Capt: ClenicutL by which ore receiv~ed Potgeepapers to the ltint. It appears Ji hs ouarials, tbat.so Jam~ as the 7th, 'Ba- d:4j. still conitinlued to hold ou1t; it was, hiow-C ever, expeeted morln to fall, though not prohbtlv liiatil another ...

... LONDBO1 I FRIDA-Y-JUNt 2P. ar CAIL.ETOV 11tOE -e- warttbeing generally understood, tnt i-,. ?? renatin open for exhibio0 tic,~5 .a- hour. So early as six o cli ck ; e :1 were6 in motion from iiprt f h ,as cards of admission being g cc of seven or eight, grou~' goefr~~ he ed, might be seen adv,'P>.Ci in' e c^: he street, to the gieat scene of attracti a re, ber collected ini fiont of C.,tori he ...

... NTION. Official Copy of a Report from the Committee of Field Of- ficers of Artillery, containing an Account of the Experi- riments made at Woolwich on the 18th and 20th May last, on Captain Manby's Invention for Saving the Lives of Ship- Wrecked Mariners. Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, May 22. 81I. SiR--In obedience to the Honourable Board's commands, transmitted I n your letters of the 29th. ult. ...

... W INCIIESIE.R. S.lTVEIUi7), JUNE 29, 1811. i ltt. . t' . H-erbert is elrcted for the I ;ol-l If Crit'I'htdc (Wilts), wvithollt upposi-. Mu .1elitktou Hales having declined . ll .liii :ippoilnteil for this circuit, are Barou ( Id Mr. .,4it'tie Rtileyi . . ?? v Tlnl, Attornev', is aplpointed Secre-. r*r. tI 1ol Ilalrinlbv Society of Na;tives of this Cit. ?? 5,osr;/o ra i tile Con1t' Joif of. ?? ...