... ?? -- - -- - FRoM TIlE LONDON GAZETTE. DOWNvrVG.STREET-JULY 16. A Dispatch. cf vwhich the fol!owrdi' is an Extract, was on Suefday received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenaznt-General Viscount Weliing- ton, dated Quinta de St foao, 20th tune 181i The enemy moved forward his advanced guard, consistifg of about 10,000 men, to Los Santos, on the morning of the ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE. LIST-Frm. 9. The Little Williarm, from Teneriffe to Philadelphia, prize to the Poictiers man of war; the James, Tibbets, from the Cape de Verds to Portsmouth, N. H. prize to the Tartarus sloop of war; the Isabella, Basset, from New York to Phila- delphia, prize to tne Childers sloop of war; the Logan, fromr Boson, prize to the PoictiersE man of war; the Eliza, from Sumatia to ...

... - L-cT IVz ZINTEL LIGBNCB. I ?? rz. srrc.. I. 'Ameetingiwas held ?? at the Crown and Anchor tavern, by the committee of the independent electors of Westminster, when it was' unanimously agreed to support the re-election of Sir Francis Bur- Y dett free of all expence,-and for thisA purpose a sub- scription was opened. It then became a question whether-they should also support Lord Cochrane, and ...

... EXTRAORDINART GAZETTE. Cadiz, May 24. Extract of a dispatch frohi Don Francisco Xavier Casta- nos, dated on the field of battle at Albubera, the 19th of May:- . On the 26th of April' last, I informed your Excellency, that the extraordinary rise of the river Guadiana, carrying off the flying bridge erected op- posite to Jurumena, had cut off the commhunication of this part of Estremadura with ...

... FIFTH REP OR I tr TEE COmfSS&,II).ssN2,RS ORc IRO.AnS ATl. -gMIW-ES IN E ITIiOiLASDS OF S0bTLAN'. 4 Before-Ballater btridgie was rebuilt, the river Dee J was unprovided'wit ' an-y'biidge Yor the space1 37 ' Miles froie Bracmair asrtvard h-a latej is about 13 1 imihes firom-Braernar, so that at piesent the obstruc- f tion is xeiduced to ?? milues eastward from Ballater, and e~ven this is found ...

... PR1UATE CORsRESPONDENVCE. London, March 17, ?? past seven, P. MA. A mail from Gottenburgh, and another from Heligckrnd, have come due this morning, and their ?? may be hourly expected. The letters and Papers expected by them will be of a very recenlt date, and can hardly fail to furnish intelligence of the highest interest from the theatre of war. The pstprimte accounts from the North attach ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTr. HOUSE OF LORDS-.ATUvay r7. This being the day to which;:tbe Parliarent was prorogued, by order of his :Royal Eighoess the Prince Regent, on behalf of hids Majesty, the ArcS . bishop of Canterbury, tje Loid Chancelloi,, Lord - Caindin, Lord Westmorarid, and the Marquis WJel-. lesley, as Commissioners for opening the Parliament, tosk-the wvoolsack:- at hbalfpast threeS-d ...

... Caleboran cvrcutrv EDINBURGH,. A S ATURD rA 2- .JA-vA ARr 25. TIHE KING. ' Windsor, Jan. 21. r -The strength 'of his Majesty's constitution has t again withstood the attacks of the violent paroxysms of last week. To-day, the KZing is much better -in his bodily -health, having enjoyed several hours sleep f in the course of the last night; and in consequence E the state of his mental inelady is ...

... 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 ...

... THE P:tNC~ss OF WAL it Qtnto.*- L__ - !r Astatenr ent n gi ae eauthority, of ametn hhtokPrtYfI da d4 lastat the York i idh P'ce tl friars, nol consequence of a lete g Messrs Blagrave and W at teat 7t Creditors of ?? f~~ ~i tha~t Mr AdatePic fiT ii-, and Mr G yal 4 ,eTreasurer, wolatndndsbr5 b ,e planx which his Royal Highness d to thy ,- pay their demand ...

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... tilE TIIMtNNr FSIIER2r. [FROM TiHE NAVAL CHRONICLE.] Thunny, in icthyology, is a name given by us to a large-fishl, the Spanish mackrel, called by some au- thors illynnus, arid arcynius; but by A ristotle ]Elian, and other old writers, petamiys ; the p2earnid of the modern Greeks; the scombertzhynnus of Linne. It is specifically described by Artedi as of the scomber kind, having eight or nine ...