... -I A BILL; I -, ErA3'iMRWDF.BY ?? TH t CO MtTMI ?? . . .1 v -h I- _ .s _ _ .- ?? .l ?? _9-_ Tntituled,. An- Adt for milting more effedtuai.-rovisinoitforpxe; : venting, the. ?? Cain of the realmz from being paid or accepted for a greater Valie than; the ?? of such Coin; for pieventing any Note or Notes of the GdVernor and . Company of the Bank of Edgland from being received for a ny smaller. ...

... THtE- pOLITICAL HERMES _. .'!aesnad quassanse PTOGENIES ATLA'NTIS a9it: IUCet Via late 1gne tis.e$ - ESSAY II s. fiat. Argo5, TUEr pride of power always displays itself in sffic-, troubliSOmeirlterference; and, under the pretence of- N 'tions; is ~pretnally disturbing the natural course ?? a~isJ politialcolSqUitC That indolent ilpe wbobs ilnerornpt-d ott a feetival by his secretary, told the ...

... ILON~'DONv fRIDAY-JULY 5. evening, the King came on the oedne daY at half past three, and walked icr adgiat half past seven, and walked lfor; mraniuidby Dr VTillis. D h ac o'clock, his IMajestv came on yee Wd), Viindsor, accompanied by Dr W\'illis, TeO I half p'ist twelve. ed tlelrroneously said, that by the resolution I hash ~f .Lords, tbe Berkeley Peerage indis- efii¶,nel°~es on the first ...

... 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 ...

... Cal anian- i D arcurp.. EDINBURGH, THUASD A T.JUL2- I1. 1ulOYnlag bulletin was, on Sundays shexvn ti'S Paiace.- ...

... , LONJT)bN, JJLY 10.. . I ?? c oidrsiiable agitation o as y esterday excit- ti in the pidilt- mind, by rn ors Of a ?? be. Ween the ir'dtch and Allied ormres hot tbe re- torts reit e so destitoite nf ctnlistency- or even or lausibility that before nigirc' the cehelnsion had ,eased . to operate on the ppblic feelit g. lhe 'uTival of the Zealous l)ad given 'rise Eb a Conj L--r, hat falther ...

... E ItI2V J. BR- :II- j S- 0o 1I4GHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. iC A geneial meeting of this society, in terms of the char- ter, was held in 1heir hall here, oni Monday last, at which there were present, the FErl of-Divriousm, the honour-. able Hrr P.EPRsriNiE:, Lord BANNATS-NjE, Sir Gzeoa.on SfEWART, ?? Joiin Dicsc,'Baronets; Mr RiRSkINE 1 of Marr,nand other respectable members, to the number of ...

... lj. w t-JULY 4 I Lord -Wae1irigts's 'dispatch of th ceive~d above a yivek iince,.htd e Sonibuk1iwg to enable Soult: to - rantto, xfr the eeiga a ptren-gth with Alissota .,, p tches t, th lireceived Yesterd his Lordship,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~O&:G -Lisbon wail Of OhaY'lwi~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:a--isonrnilo arin ounce the fiolniert-dvelopemeot Of X Soult has colleated from vario us ~2,6o mef---~ ...

... PRIVATE COKR2ESPOiND.ENCI. I.ondon, July 10, ?? past seven, P. M. Our Heligoland letters, by the nmail of this 8 morning, brought us the unexpected information of the sudden departure ofthe iing of Sweden, for the i Danish territory. It is said, that in a Paron:ysm of L rage, at some circumstance unexplained, but which | is believed to be a dispute with a British officer in au- thority on ...

... COIJMO COU.YCIL; THANKS: TO GFNMAL BEIIESFORD. Mr. JACtS said, 'ip risings to move.' Rsolutions- e priessive of their thanks to' General' .Beresford and tbe 0 armies under his 6&mmafid, he hoped he would 'be in-. n dulged by the Court, while he ?tated, tin, a fwv words, the nature and qbjects of the war' in the Penjnsula.- if ?? true Bsitishfeelig, must feel iproud at the distinguished ...