... FOREIGN INTE' ?! IGENCEG nt| SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. SURRENDER OF FIGUER4S. of , t We have received Paris Papers to the 29th last, . one of which, the Moniteur of the 28th, contains id an~account of the fall of Figueras. A ?? ?? of the Commandant of the fortreqs deserted on the Sth August, and informed the enemy that the garri- ibn being, reduced to great disliei, hind withbut holie in ben- of ...

... V ?? ?? bad Lill IP T ?yMBE R 19. Ch EHsIS aAJESvYTS HEALTV. thr Windsor Castle, Sept. 14. cot in ?? same state. .BAILLIE, , t~s D X R-. WsILLIS, Nvindsor Castle, September 15. Il 5acontinues the same. gat ,i M.Stt BBAILL1£ R. WILLIS. wit Windsor Castle, September 16. of 5etftsin tile same state. , fi eitconnsi . ?? RN 11S' fi 1kEBEIEN. ROVILLIS. of ;e a ounes received fi-om nWindsor, en ...

... EXTRAORDINA4RT21eOQBR2T AT BUCIKC1TITiAM- of RiOUSE. frc use t MARLEB0ROUGH-STREET OFFICE. no On Wednesday last,-it was discovered, by a female Cut srvant to her Majesty, that the 'several presses in Buckingham-hiouse, which contained her Majesty's Court and other most valuable dresses, had been in- opened, and the contents, amounting in value to 'er ?? had bwen stolen therefrom. H-er Majsty's ...

... AMERICAN PAPERS& 'O JNy THXE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, A PROCLAMATION. .c-6 C Whereas great and weighty matters, claiming es the consideration of 'the Congress of the United States, forni an extraordinary occasion for convening p them, I do, by these presents, appoint Monday the 'P 4th of November next, for their meeting at the city to of Washington ; hereby requiring the ...

... Madrid, June 29. In the evening of the 27th, entered this city, about 200 prisoners, including 24 officers, 20 of b whom were Spaniards, and four English, including the Colonels of the regiments. of Toledo, and second n of Catalonia, who were taken in the action of Gevo- e ca, on the 19th of February. An Aid-de-Camp of v General Ballesteros, who was likewise taken prison- t er, made his escape ...

... k.RoM r-zIB LONDON GAZZTE.9 I ~~ I ?? z _Admixulty Ocs, &pt. 10. 1811. Copy ot a Lettet from Captain Ferris, of his Majesty's 'T¢ip Dsiana, tddresed to Rear-Admiral SirThomas Wil- liaiss, and transmitted by Admiral Sir Charles Cotton to John Wilson Croker, Esq: 1s1While standing towards the Cordovan light-house, in cosupatly with Hf. M. S. Semiramnis, in the afternoon of . the 24th Aug. I ...

... E D I A B U ? G II,. I- 5A 11.. :3 1 * in y I - c The Lanarkshire militia arrived in this citv on i ,n is Thursday afternoon, on their route from Duni;,ar to 'l > Ardrossan, where they embark for Ireland, and, - marched again yesterday morning. d The curious bond trial between Sir F. Burdett and o Mr Scott wvill shortiv be heard again before the Co.Ut a c of Session. 3 Jl .0 Sir Sidney Smith ...

... Percu.rp., ?i I . j EDINBURGH, Op li~~EALTE~. ~fl~c~iango ' ...

... FROM THE 1LONDON GAZETTE. OI1fNU1NCE-OFFICE,-AiG. 21, 1811. Licut -General Gother Mann to be Inspector-General of fortifications in the room of General Robert Morse, retired. Dated July 23, 1811. Conunission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Ayr. jarmes Gray Farqubar jR. to be Deputy Lieutenant,.. Dated August9, 181. BANKRUPTa I William Lowe, Macclesfield; Chester, druggist. Isiac ...

... .1 OREIGN INTELLIGENCE I SBSON1 MAiL. FO T Lisbon; kg. 25. SC The Meipomene has jest arrived, convoying the ?? dragoons, somie of the German Legion, artil- A lery, and detachments. ed Fresh troops continue to arrive in this capital, to see augment the army of Lord Wellington. Yesterday frc laided several corps of infantry and a great number of cavalry lately arrived from En-land. The ap-G ...

... -_ A ._II ?? PAPE.RS. ised NEW YORK EVEING POST, AUG. 5.-Proof I tir his positive tkat tizc Freanch decrees are repealed.- W the We have been. assured over and over verballv and el vio newspaporially, that the French decrees have. been S ion. repealed, as to every capture since the 1st of No- C ring vem~ber last, and that the liberty of the seas has been restored ,rom that auspicious moment ; ...

... LONDON NEWS CONY.INTJEtl. * ?? 7 d-. ?? -- 1 sena Lieufenant Letharn; of the S3d - Bu ?? wh13 tvne ofs h1erne :iith sevc Rlin nded officer. in; tote Ley- -pe den, is the icer svh~o i-esciie4-tlie. teginiepiteil cold ur from t-he Poles; snv- the only colour saved of the brsgade'; it was by thje.s:i~ie o so iseverely voundea .in de Taca, ard lost his left armby a sabre; .Wve are hsappy to state ...