... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SITPLEJIENT. Dow'ving-strect, May 9a ar5 - t, A. I)i of:'b, at o vhiell tle follino is aii exW' d 1 rerioed by lrd Liverpool, ?? 14 ?I 3 I !e l, nf Wellington, dlated Nizi , 161h Apri jt i :trh Ita!9onl? c o.ilecled b;i army at Villi dl inn io, ion tU 5t Sibl joi. d hri i jherr teal ?? rl a oltitifw lhe ret jred before 1ay i0 , oil UleI ,r froallrrrv of Aiidaltsia. Lieutewizttlt- (erlerl -, ...

... 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 ...

... 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! ...

... 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 ...

... ?? ? 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 ...

... 'UNNTED ST4TES. (zFRiO.V T7SY N.ATIOyA-iZZl'.TElZtGREti.) WASHINcT.ON, SEPrT. 8.-Capt. Hull, ill his hrlirimit ind successful engagemernt with ?? Girerrieie, bli~iulflledthe expeclalions Or tile fieiidds t if our liaivy, awid merited> hfer thanks sf his country. The official acconits ef l'iszacbiin al sea, which we nitnrw ptlish, * pl-pvroxe a collusoingebalm -to the feetings o, lheia ...

... I fR. COBBETZ AND THe EYXAMISNE (Cortluded from last Week.] Now, Sir, hav ig vindicated myself so la r fromyour charge of cryiglaaiind wvhining, I shall, aflertaki ag a glfice at the chargesof your last papers against Mr. Cobbett, answvr 'your questioiaist him. But in doing so, I must again confess that I have a private complaint against him, and that I avuthere- fore not very likely to he ...

... UBLIN, EAACH S:. - , CATvOLIC BOARD.-The 4 ard have ?? their, sittings for a fortnight. An AA of Charles PI. in-force in England, forbids that mote than ten Persons shall present a petition. If Mr. Ryder makes a point on this Ac, the Deputation will choose ten to wait. on the Regent. The exportation of grain and' potates. from this. country to Portugal, has excited considerable discon. tent. ...

... LONDON ANA-CA,1%Tl)IDGE JUNCTION CANAL. I I Notwiistanding thegeneralarguments in favorur of canals, pi contained in the letters of the Earl of Hsardwikke and the Rev. ti 111r. Leworsily, they do not adduce any particular ones, to enti- tl tle this undertaking to. the public fiwour, which, I think, from . the small ?? it offers to the couutry, and the almost 6ertaiis A loss to subseiibers, ...