... LISSBN MAQ. Lisbon, No1. 8. i ,Nota aword of news from the army. The sickness. decreases very fast. Below is an account of the ac- itual situation of ?? army 1st Division, at Digi'ze, near Celoric : . .d Ditto, Alente ij Sd Ditto, . Albergaria 4th Ditto, Villa de Cervas, &c. near Barba del Prcto 6th Ditto, Penseis, near Guarda 7th Ditet, Pen; Maca. .light Ditto, Guinaldo, and on tight bank of ...

... PM2ft TRCORRESPONIENiCk. -London .Dec. 6, -.pastsevenPM. | zi' N' have received to-day a commnunication from f 3 Baltimore, Which confirms' what is intimated in the , President's message, as to the state of the manufac- tures. It is therein said,'that so complete is the es- ?tablishmet for the purposes of the cotton articles, , hat if the non-intercoiirse shld continue for .asingle year more ...

... I' London, Dec. 13. half-past seven, P. M. By the Serapis store-ship, which sailed from Gibraltar as late as the 28th November, ve have re- ceived letters from thence to that. date, from Minorca to the 18th, from Malta to. the 5th November, and fi-bm Sicily to the 20th October. The following is a private letter, containing some interesting particu. lars regarding the operations near Valencia ...

... % - - ? . ?? , , , ?? ?? I , i?ik ?? 7; Ar, i, ? ?i REPOIT O6 THU MINISTER OF .MAtNE-' TO HIS >iMA JESTY TRE EMPEROR. SIRE,-The Maritime ...

... WEDNESDAY-DECEMBER is. t The Desiree frigate, Captain Farquhar, has cap. tured,-off Schevelling, the Brave, a French privateer, f from Dunkirk, copper bottomed, carrying 16 guns and 60 men. During the chace the psivateer threw two of her guns overboard, and before she'was taken possession of, the Captain and 13 men took to their . boat and landed on the bcach at Schevelling. Monday, Mr Walsh ...

... s London, Nov. 29, l- past seven P. M. a Pq7 the arrival of a vessel from Gijon, which ,Jjha port on the 1st instant, we have some fur- ,ripaticulars from Spain. it is understood that Napoleon has ordered to i'tbllihcd a decree in Madrid, in which he corn- rCS al3 Frenchmen not inrolled to quit the coun-. under heavy penalties for disobedience. ' General Ballasteros, when engaged on a re- ...

... * ZA1?L47qTD? x - - a- ?? CO-QMMITMETEE tS * 7AND LORD -ETERViLE;- ?? * ?? .. D ?? ,. -:,.ubu~ikn;Dbers,- t' -..This day, .ptruant to; adjourment, .a nmeetfing -of [ it~he Cathtoic ,Con-mstte- tonicplace .at 4¢he Private' Y' The~atre. in Fish~ab~e.Street. :The'attendance was is molt'nurespec be, and cohsisted ofal *i. the rank, taleni ad>. cnsequence ozf::the C~atholic.c a Bocty. Aouthl ast l ...

... SHOCKEING MYTINY, Plymouth-Dock, Dec. 4. - Cis morning arrived the Diana, 36, Captain Spi Siis from a cruise, in wrhich she had.captured a ai TIt blig, deserted by tlie enemy, on the French te [scoa't Mr Andrewa '(Midshipman), a Quarter- 'sc ?? seven men, were Iput on board the brig ar . 'to &iwng iher into'-ort, and a Mr N. Winsland, hi J('Clapt. lxerris's Stvward) as a passenger, making in ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Deca 6.1811. The Sally, Knubley, from Liverpool to Antigua, was ta- ken 25th ult. in latitude 49. longitude iS. 9. by the Ezfiily prt'ateer s cf 14 guns and 100 men?'; frost St Maloes, after a sart action, in which the ?? ofthe privateerwas killed, and several of the crew were wounded;'the Sally bad -five men wrounded, and was carried by boarding.-l he pri- vateer had ...

... IFROM ANOTHIR CORRESPONDEXT. Notwithstanding' the various kumours of changes in the administration, no measures of that nature, up to the present dates'has. been' agitated either' in or out of the Cabinet. In point of fact, the recent meetino-s of the laftcttthe ecen meetings of theolatter, Ay havef been solely, as in- deed it is natural they should be, directed to the emode in which it would ...

... COURT OF IUNG'S BENCH Nov. 21. pC THE KING V. RIGBY- The defendant, who had, been found guilty, on two indictments, of harbouring- and concealing French prisoners, Iwas this day brought up for judgment. He was sentetced to rmonoth's im- prisonment in Ndwgate for each offence. MANDAMUS. Mr GARROn stated, that the application which he was about to mhake; was on behalf of a gentle- man, who ...

... A, M, R I C AS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Nov. 6. The jpurnal was read, including the message seni to the House y esterday. The Clerk proceeded to read the unfinished do- -cuments, communicated yesterday,. IrF; the corresporidence between Mr Monroe and Mr Foster, on the subject df the affair of the Pre- sident and Little Belt, Mr Monroe assures Mr 'Fos. ter that the Government lhad issued no ...