... Sr. THOMAS's GAZETTE, AUGUST S. j ~ . . I I AccouNTr or rTill CAPTIt> E Or TimE BRITISH SHIP RE- 'CiIlNiCE, TIC055 CUIRACOA, BOtiND 'Ti LONDON. wVrt left 'Curaco,'on 'I'ursday, the 25th (if July, 1811, passelrs on, board'Majr-General Juhn to- rna, Layard,; la:tf' LUeutenant-Goverucni 'of Curacda; Coilone Vander Spiegle,'Colector (if that Islaid, and Major Lyon oi rh I 2tth ' July, being ...

... J }bi3NDONX, TuDSIAY,. OBER 6. . ; Rss'okrrs 6orroboatiive.ofthe- first accounts -of the' deiteat of--Marosont- by.pd-Wveliihgtoni, con-' tinuetoQ be 'recei'ed. fAi vessel his-iafifed~ from Gij on, which saileid on the 4th irist. and hxa brougilt a letter dated-ttid, which iseo the follo'ing *cffwd i T~he ne~vs hel c to,day is, t~int the tredc'h have been cinpletiely defeated-at Tama hes, ...

... IRELAND. A privalte letter toil ?? df Saturday 1i64fi ornl - us, thatI Lord Fini Ihas beeji setv. ed with arnwitie, r-clUiriln hint to attend ati the house of the irl-t ALttorneypGeneral, and to shew .cisca why a crinli I Inft ormtli 3ion should not hte filed against hi, Ltirdlship, tot harting ptesided 4t a meetinb held it Navan foretheeleetlon ofdelfaktes to the cathilue Conirttee: lhe Hon ...

... .HEdUL' e OCT. -21, 18A 1. A !! - ~~15a~vA~~s,.-.-.-1114q , 2-'n -''.-i ''ar --A'tGiort@!'T' 4''ch¢' !' from this- porti P~mel~ tsoilEarl r * nd ; 1fiest;: a11 frorns-'rss 'port; rifets ' Sled p from hi l, Aoutls ;', hf 'Don Clar ';' oclb, Sack bti aNd Alice, Seamao, all frojhIj,&niiU`; 'Crisis, Spence, and' QuebeF Packet, Wnlal~cet frts' Porrtftniufs entor' : iUhg, from Falmouth; Pa; ...

... 1TI4Sk1 LAkCERS.. Tust surcess of the Puith Lanrels at-the battle of Albuera, which is tkeiypartia~ly to inlroduce tle use of the pike or laice, fir they arehthe same rIsing, may take the folfowing history ob the- bayonet niot :unac-- ceptableto-the public. When muskets were used, befoie. the invention of. the bayonet, one half of earh regiment was armed wirh pikes, and 'the other .with ...

... L.ONDON, OCT61'6i 2. t At Ie Coud at V tlehall, the lit of 06l ober t 8 I8.t present His Royal Highneas.the I>iuce 9i Regetit id Councit. n It isordered by His Royal Highbeetthe Prince if Regen! in Council, in the name and on the behalf kt of his Msivstyt that tbe Parliniteut which stinds o ptorogued to Friday the Fourth Day of tbis il- o stiant pitobee, be fiirtherlprltrogue-d t~o Tuesday- t ...

... LONIDON, Ocront 2I . -.A Haniburigi paper is ini town, cohlaining' extracts; of letters, from merchants in. Lonidon, to their correspondents at lHrsmbsrgh, inserted lby Or- der of the Freiach Governmient, for thle puroiuse of abewing the peoplp how. idle it is to attempt t,) te- ceive the vigilance of the police. Several .com- % uercial travellers are pointed out by name in thei same paper, as ...

... I INlTET, T. MRN, from the NORTti If SPAIN, RECEIVED through PORTUGAL. I , 1 I . - . . I ?? , , - .xi. , .- I -.-1 - I. - ?? 1-pu . ?? -- - C'ornunnrr, Sept, 27.-A eltier, datesd Muli na Seca, Srptewber 2, has been addreased by Qhneral |Abnria, the C rnslriander in Chirf of tls army. to Count fltnort, the Gencral in Chief of the Fiench ?? i lt fermt ci our line, in which be says- I was ttis ...

... - (Thefo~auelkwlgfsert# tisht,, ukl -.zare -e ctcdfro- a .RoUNs theet , ve3-early hour, tlhe whole eoltry.be~gsotiso piitr fromn ah.directiuons. .. Frm tbe bayoischie-tso tbii .d nkey~evete ndeO.q .humraz.convey' aice wast;sivJsfltd sl iiofrw^io 7wer:t ei fown le ,natq.*5 toR posseis 4(q h8estr~skq~jp t eir owr~ogs, jnid-w01ie¢tetCi1 ~ fii{^vn; 4v lme tsitsyr miles, t9qwi *x e~s. *)i~pray X*!5 ...

... I SP: ' PAVIsH CORIESt. I -'[Ironi the biari de las CAnscs.1 ; 'TisE following is part of the discussion which toujc pli'ce on thxe''3d Artii1`e of the Conititution At.--.. The Sroereignty res'ele5essentitity in ethh i nason ;' and;, ?s'esefiore, thbe- rigblt.g'lelongs to'it adoh-' 'svely:of'.esstbli'xsiugr its 'fundasnesatal,' Isave, and of'. 1 adolpting the fair 'of gov'eranieat 'vwhich it ...

... - CuI . >. .. . .. - - . I The substance of-tbe bulletins -issued 'since our, last, Iup to Friday, is comprised in the following Reportr: The King continues in the safne srate-SaTardaY His Majesty has passed the night without sleep, and is not quite so well this murliino. We are happy to state that Ihis Ma;jesty's symptoms have re~unied a tranquillity that augurs favourably. The election ...

... o . ?o - Gr ,?,, cT Ep flli,' - I . . L ONT D 0 I?VATEDIRVSVAY . - -;. . - ? I ??- - ? I I . I. -I :F'H is rno`pang arriiedla tfail fromAnio~lf.' Te papers bv it ;re, p'ripcjilY'filld iwith inteih ee I rttniluykeV..:Cootrti Wfksowlwti has beeIn stiate-d jn thL. Eierici ptapers,' it appeari that the kussis wer e making the nostlvigohbug prepilratiins for a generil attack itpon the'Turkili ...