... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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. ...

... TAfi MOR4VIMOIRO ICLE. LONDON: MOYDVAY-, MARCH 30, i812. On Saturday dightz a MAif front Lisbon arrived by the Marlboroughl packet, with dispatchesifrom head- qdarterg to thle Sth, and Letters and Papers from the Portug ,ese. capital to the I Ith instanti Preparations aver continued for the siege of Badajoz,. and three bri- g??es of the ai my, with a part of the battering train to be employed ...

... ?? TIE EDITOR OE THE AlRNIcRoN i. I _ 0 . I A. l-Wnaparte, in lis ?? ats, rpawtaihs at s ecrees are oviig to our.Orders in Counclao .-May ioio6, and that the Bnitish Goiernient bi3 thai Ore derstroyed -neqtrl, :comitmezre, I thiriL at is of essential service to our coutintryto manie known ,he-fol- lowing 13ecree, ihicl 'h peaied -in The ,lfen tez- of the zgth~ of LAngust, ?? i t Thermidor; G ...

... I: 7Jf-m lifI(JIVIANG 4'1-JO.VfLE. ,e LO N DQ) Q4N: oUBsDwr, M2IRC 24 s9rzs 'Ty the IAeligaland Mail of yedceivdy, ad'vices have been received from that island tot h recent date of Fri- o day last. 13y another conveyance N*e have advices fromi i- the capital of Prussia, in wshich it is distinaly 'ant pOsi- tively Stated, that on the 3d of ?? mronth a treaty of alliance, 'offluasive and de ...

... LLOND11, MARCH H5. TssvSa is no news of the least consequence from Spain, official or unofficial, excet lthe surrender of Penisco!a to the French. There are plenty of reports, however; and amiong others, the resumption of hostilities between the Turks. and Rxissians,-the prolyabilitv of a declaration on tbe part *f the King of PRVssi. in favour of lite Emperor AtEXA NnR, should-the latter make ...

... ,Te late DO T4AGER COUNTESS STANHI'OPEl. ; ,-i .4 Her Ladyship's wvill, which has been proved' in Doc- torsConmmons, is in these'words, viz. Ovenden, xith February, i80o : This is'the last will and testament of re GRlsrL' Dowager Countess STAN1H0PE, written with my own ?? hand. After payment of all my lavful debtq; I give' andbequeatih all I arn possessed of at lmy death to my 'dearly ...

... E.IST INDIA HOUSE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH ,5. This day a General Quarterly Court of Proptietors wad ,eld at the India House, made special for tile our. pose of takaing into consideration thie conrunnic'gtions whlich have taken plice between his Majesty's Govern-' mneat and the Court of Direaors, resp.e2 'ingg herenewal of the Company's Charter. ; After rhe tites of the usual qja1lterly accounts were ...

... UINITED PARLIAMENT - OF GRt-A T SRIPAII AND IREL4LAFD. .HOusJ' OF LOR'DS0 C, 3Igca a3. !\ N In ahi Appeal froum the Court of Ses don in Scotiland, FIrLm- ' ingbv. l't3ir, Mr. Adai and Sir ?? ?? were heard. I of for the Appellaint, o~rid the Solicitor-General tor th:-'Ilb-spondenit. .. Further hearing. t-iurrow. _ 'The 6,oo,oooi. Fundinfg Bill, aind: the Irjsh Sugar 13Mi1, were ; read e-second ...

... 'I-IL, ?? CJl N() ANIL E. LON.D O N FRLIDAr, MfAfRCZ 27, IFU2. e. - : . Te Fienci squadron-frim' L'Orient, evident>l s hoped to have fsilljr in wvith' our; East India ships, fw le they cruized ;n the direa course which those shi;, it ?? naallyltaki for several days, in hopes to inte - 9f cept tliem. ' in this thy' 1iappily failed. They then, s; most pro'bjbly',' poceed d to their ultimate ...

... UNITED PRLIAMENT -; OF . ' , , - GkEA T BRITAIN AND ?? ?? , _ z . , ' . {, I. IfOUSE OJF LORDSM CH3 The Committee of Privileges sitt sbme tsxae oni~tle Claim. of Sir James unes lKer, to ?? ?? the' d~erite OF the Famnily, respedlin g wfindsh several.~r~ofs of pedigreexwere gii~en 16. ?? ommittee-a~djourndtl oidy Strangers were not a-dmitted for some rime-afteri prayers, svhilst some F3ill avexe ...