... P STS C R I P T. ILOIM11r1, !MAY-X 'de i RESIGNATIONV OF .l/ISTARRS. e- | Mr Wortley's motion, for all Address to the Prince Re- t- g gent, was brought forward on Thursday night in th- IHouse of Commnicns, and elicited one of the most animared party Debates, that has occurred during thle pressent Ses - so sion. The individual importalnce of Mr Perceval, had h, probably never beeir correctly ...

... T1llE MAEY UT11).-SIOSDA', MAV IS. h'1c s CticS' oft he morning ikept d91CU the extent O pf the crowvd, a -xell aj the secollectiep, no donbt, -of thle dreadful accident which occurred at the exc- _ ution of Steele'. imurderers, When so niaiiy were trampled to dealt. At sev'en in the morning, about 2-000 persons were assembled before thIe D)ebtor's door of Newgate, around the scalfold of ...

... 13.12 EL? 1.11 PAL? L IA v?EA.7; HOUSE OF L01, D;S. rs;.YSF~i;, AfL.8 ' iln r conio ai eof tovi-.igto. tite reoiuiijor, i oviv eoi nol T.i '!;:y io t.,:otr if Sir 3aili iftte KIer's right !(i the (dii'niies5 f thk-. andl Pari ,,f Ro ':- burgh, &c. were resumred and aliorwe.i, and ordercrL- to be reported to tIle !Iouie Unoon) JoidaI nex;. A ter tie commvtec on tie erders in cctuicil liad ...

... FO-IREIGN IATEL LIGE.INVE. SPAIN AND POR1TUGAL. Yesterday, Corunna papers of the 9'h inst. reach- er' town. I'hey contain an official dispatch from A.iar.'Ial Espoz y Mina, dated I1th tilt. giving an ac, .ount of tie capture of S mast vauiasbe convov on he Lieli road oad Viltoria, and (,f the dr-feat of the 'entms's escort, consislingr of above D'00 men, of whlrrl; 5,u S wcre killed anti lit) ...

... Old 13akles, Friday, M5;ay 15. | At 10 o'clock, the Duke ofClarenceandtheLord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, accompanied tby the other judges, viz. MIr Justice Grose, Baron rGraham, and the Recorder, appeared, and took their seats on each side of the Lord Mavor, and im- i mediately the prisoner was produced and placed at l the bar. At this moment a deep horror was visibly ! depicted on ...

... SAT'URDAY'S GAZETTE. hzh, ire1;y-Q.6ice, Mlarqy 9. 181 2 IFU&LCtt vC artatin Talhot. e, tw hVctoriiOmz, Cenri'd 2n oi 1t 7I 2 frouw Sir E. Pellezu. ', Eis'jijev s ship rcfloeiowIs, Pori Saint Geir~c. Lis~a, larch3. 1 l2. STm-On fie tt lb uil mo I artited offthe Port of - we'hee *a verr fogy at that timie andi * co;n1'1er so 'ih the 'lst, wvhich prevenied me recon- noithi: s the D rt. i At hii ...

... 1Di'natches has,' b,?rn rt ei'vcd frozo tit! larl of Wehhitg-. to.:, iditcd N ,,a. MliAlpril. 1 ettetl zo~ill hadl c~iltliced his nria~ at ir o a. wi it F' tht April. otailIariin-there t* tint' fall- of B-I datjoz tit rketreated in, the itiiggt .tuwaids, *1 ndaltltsta. Ilis'rear %a i clot~i'v foiloiwsi, by the liritisN- rava:,lr o,.;er SirS.Cnttion, k icmei it vittoo '-nd five io ~ndred of ...

... TI-JE ALARMING IR.OTS. The riots in some manufacturing districts unhappi- I . ly cont'nue. On the *24th uit. a very extensive cqt- -ton factorv at Ho ighton, 13 miles from M anchester, was burnud to the grouno by the populace. with all fit, contents. Not one of the rioters wa; taken. On I n - tshe preceding N16nday, the cotton Milis of Messrs. Z cItirton and Sons, at Pitddleton, 7 miles from ...

... UNITED STAIES. ItIPORTNiT N Y1S1' FROMl ,MEwICA. By the arrival of the stip Harmony, at Derry, on Wednesday, from New YPrk, lve h .;vv received in- telfigenee from thence la the 19th ult. From ilhe Commercial Advertiser ot the I 1th ult. we have made the following ipportant extracts:- WASlXINGTON, MARCH, 2. The following is a copy ofa Message sent by the Tresident this day to both Houses ot ...

... AMERICAN COIIZESPONDENC'E. As we are now pnt in posscso:n of tlc whole of th oocurlenv in this mo;I]est inimportan't aiffir, Np Ale ci;aleid tL' prescas. io out readers a more deiaiict account than has yet appeared, of tite l-easu t Ot tie , late velervin governorof Bitfis! .America, Wv h l:v excited so much attention ;-for with him 4he entire responsibility seems to rest. By a letter to ...

... DoMES-1C iNTEI'tLiGENCE. The reply to the Frerich overture ws3 sent over in the Corielia. We-understai.d that as soon as she Ireached the French coast a boat came otf with a superioriofficer, to whom the dispatci. was delivere.d Where nothiiig certain is khown, rumour wvill al- ways be active. It is repQrted that Bauaparte ha, no objection toS admit Spain and Portugal our all :cs, as parties ...

... E D I IV B U Pi, G 2 jap 20. GENERA4L ASSEMfBL.Ym |T ursday, the General Assembly of the Church j Iof Scotland met here. His (;race, Francis Lord l ol r Napier, his Mlajesty's Hligh Commissioner, attended i li 'by the Earls of Moray and Haddington, Lord Vis- - - count Arbul~iot, Vice-Admiral Otway. the Officers 1 of tile Nor'h British Staff, a number of Naval and Ii- lirary Officers, and many ...