... ^ I ,- Report of the Military Comnmission sitting at Paris.-f(Contsnuadfro~rn page 67Q.) above-named, in 'conformity vwith the Ar- ticles 87 and 88 of the Penal Codeof 1810. -The Military Commissici-discharged and acquittedl, 1st, unanimously; the Sieurs Gomont, called St. Charles, Sub- lieutenant; Joachim 'Alxaidre Ldbis 'and Amable Aime, Provost Lieutenanits ,-Jean Charles Francois Godard, ...

... SUMMARY OF POU'TIS l AMERICAN STATr5. - The dis0pte, whichb has -been so long going on with America, does. at last, appear to be draw- ag to :a clos6. Before:I come to h: has passed in Parliamnent upontbe subject, L must notice what has passed on. the other side of the water.The- wrt of the Co..rittee f-te LOwerose of s,. which I shall vndeavour to t ito Ihe present Number, is, in- fact, a n: ...

... - OFICIAL PAP 3 -v rwent-opurlhlaS4IM bftk~tenTcl iA Odi Arny.(Connu nfbt jge88.) give a general battle, and .to fpyevery possible megns :to prevaflt the enemyront gttting to . Moiw. The pe1t-O` 4 oak athby aN a 'veil fin o.a, Ond gkrfh bvory ref to hopfe for victr.b$ ,TWim*.vtd gnard, which isat the distmuC4 .oT Werts from -the first line, Wastepgage tt with- a stperr force faeu pulsed ! TIA ...

... -. i : .. :; , ~ ~ - - I ~ 1 . i .I I A.ftlsCAN STATEs..-InstluCdions -for the Privateer Armed &is sds- of Ak;- Uaited Slates. . I. The tenourof yourcwmisst ioi~,under .he Act of Congresiss, Onriled,, AaAct. concerning Letters of rquie, Prizesf, and Prize G~oods, a copyyol which is hereto annexed, will be co tantly in your view. The hjgh seas referred to inp your Comrnis- sion, yq4 will ...

... ENGLAND.-Declaralion, relative to the Orders in Couwncil.-)ated, Westminster, 21st April, 1812. (Continuedfirom page 736.) - vagant , and he farther announces the pe- nalties of those Decrees to be in full force against all nations which shall suffer their lag to be, as it is termed in this new code, denationalized.-'' In addition to the disavowal oT the blockade of May, 1806, and of the ...

... ?? ? Fo I? - I F'RtA NCE. 2CiJt 26.-Tl:c Empress ite (on 5;he 22d ti V urb lit ?? Qnrcnl of $inia. j isi; day, -after m ls,; le l a levee, adal iafterwardis received (lit AtYliaqsqatiits. siXTH B3ULLETIN. OF tIlE CRAN] ?? ?? .7 aTill, Jl ?? I1 1. i i Y. te King rf Naples continues to ?? tie enemny'; rear. ri (l n e ie 5it i e met the enemy's ravalry in ra t)si tilt ?? nie D talU. lie catwefl ...

... I3ZPEIJL T, PAR i, r L 7'EN. 1h0USEL OF LORDS. Tilere uas nrni ire of injpsor:aE n befiore tht, TIn11;r lsti weck e x lw ihe iwinr( iuctinri of a Bill bi Li'rd 1z N r irtO I uir Iii provi lg t!he Cindi ;ttir. if the Iri h I'easnnt ry-a v ork every ay aoartily of ani one~t '.i-lator. }lOUSE OF COMIMONS. Mo~n dci, rMa'rA IS. COMMITTEE} OF SUPPlY.-nARRACK3. In the C olimtee nf Supply, Mr. W lix ...

... LTICAL EXAMSINER. i the madiess of mkany for (tlie gain of a few. SwiPT. No. 219. COLONEL, NI'MA ON. is really pitiable, and gives one a deplorable notion of pthe ?? of our RUlers, to see the extraordinary pains ,ken to settle this donliestic in a situation obnoxious the country. There are fifty obscurc places at burt, for which lie is qualified, and in whichi he might pe .it without provoking ...

... TJI E E-hi ANINEil. I - . * I LoDIN, AUCUST 923. LvLnv body is by this time 'cquainted with Lord WEL- ! LI/lGTONS TijorpYoVCr INIRflONT in tile cigmi-0ourhbod uf SiamDnanca and onr only b -sicess it to add our tribute of applause. and'look at the probable result. Tlhe circum- stances of the bal tie ilself are best understood by a diligent perusal of the Dispatches; and we have to warn oir ...

... r,7 IrnV, J ULY, l9, , IjpI)5Al;llIe ( tle l)iplomatic Corresponl-ence, , ti k 1iice ?? hcell Frlance aild ?? previollsly loi Uwelaft elicwa of nur, it apearts that miltitatiat iliil II- j ?? enteeusiistr for two Oifars ,i)st, tni tltiWt. 11[issi:, j. f(ptiyllill nis she ;gain grew jealous oif thC encrowtfl- jtisiiit of ?? ;1t11, Jis-playe: d symptoins of .I ratiminwr fdi thtsi fr JI;S! ...

... I , H I I .,rJHE EXAMINER. I L0orIOV, MAitCH I. By letters from tht Peninsula, up to yesterday 44, appears, that the prosecution of the siege of Dabjo3J indeed all important sperations in Portugal, are at sent at a stand, in ronisequence of the inclcrnohq dl weather, the rains havgig set in and driven thecomkii into quarters. The most important piece of neasthL~ week has pr~nceled it the ...

... CORN ISH MERCY. ; BlRessed are t(le merciful, for ?? sdll otisain pnercy.- JEsus. | MSt. EXAMMIF,:n,-I had the h1on0our12 to0 iilrduce to ?? ;cadrls ibe (lse of .;71i7rj tnAl, alnd amt glad to hear that lse of tile 6nbeltvahtiosq 'I though t it ruy didiy to make, Lare lteen co)pivdl idto variouts papers'-'l'lie Elitor of the PdrwI P7iou liniS entered. ?? a Yinldiciltiol otf tlhe Ma- ijirirts ...