Imperial Ukase from the Mediation of Great-Britain t _ South-American Colonies . . . 578 Rupture with Mr. Foster, as Envoy from Great-Britain to the United States . • 578 to 80 Remonstrance of Mr. Wellesley to the Spanish Govern ment, with the exculpatory Reply of the Spacial' Re gency . . . 598, 4 Spanish Constitution as declared by the Cortes. . • 608, 9 Declaration of IndepeOdence by South-America . 625, 6 Letter from the Catholic Bishops of America to the Catholic Bishops of Ireland . . 748 President Madison's Speech, Nov. 4 lan . . 769 Statement of the Officers of the Little Belt respecting the Action between that sloop and the Presi4ent frigate 773 to 5 and her IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. liousz or Logus..—State of the Nation, 3; Issue of Public Money, 4; Parliamiynt opened under the Great Seal, with a Message from the Prince Regent, 37; the Regency Bill, 51 and 69 ; the Assent to the Regency Bill, 84; Parliament opened under the Regency, 99; Catholics of Ireland, 116 ; Law of Debt, 11 1 Z; Informations by way of Ex-Officio, 149 ; Motion upon Appeals, 150; Regent ' ' Message to assist Por tugal, 164; the Mutiny Bill, 164 and 179; Dollar Tokens, 179; Subsidy to Portugal, 180; Liberty of Conscience,l9s ; Thanks to General Graham, 196; Motion on Secretary Pole's circular Letter to the Magistrates of Ireland, 211 ; the Reversion Bill lost, 212; the Militia Inlistment Bill, 229 ; Regent's Message, 229; Vote of Thanks to Lord Wel lington, for the Campaign in Portugal, during 1810-11; the Listilleries' Bill - lost, 291;' Slave-Trade Felony Bill - passed, 307; Lord Sidmoutles Bill respecting Protestant ]Dissenters, 30-7-423 to 5 ; Sir S. Ronully's Felony Bills, 324-370 : Report of the Select Committee for examining the business of Chancery, NO; Thanks to Lieut.-General Sir Win . Beresford, 952-9; Catholic Petitions, 385-6; Goldsmith's Excitement to Assassinate Buonaparte, 402; Decision against Lord Berkeley's clairi2 to the Peerage, 402 and 418; Earl Stanhope's Gold-Coin Bill, 418 and 19 -436 and 7-450-467, 8; Judgments on Appftls, '468 ; Close of the Session, and Speech delivered by he Lord Chancellor (EldOn) on behalf of his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent, 468. House ,or Commons.—. State of the Nation, 5; . Exchequer Issues refused, 10; Amendment of Regency Restrictions, 21 ; the Regency Bill, 88; Public Expenditures, 52; Re gency, 52 to 4 and 70; Issue of Money, 70; Address to the Regent for his Speech, with the Answer of the Regent, 101; Supplies, 101 ; the Irish Convention Bill, 117 ; Regent re fuses any Royal splendour, 118 ; the Penal Laws, 119; Ways and Means, 119; Condition of Ireland, 120; Accusation against Ministers, 194; Report on Colville, 196; Committee to examine into Commercial Credit appointed, 167; the !aye-Trade Felony Bill, 150; Irish Affairs, 151 ; Commer cial Credit, 164; Assistance of Portugal, 165; Suspension of Crain Distillation, 165; Navy Estimates, 165; Defending of the Portuguese, 180 ; Revenue of Ireland, 181 ; Supply, 182; the Election Bribery Bill lost, 196; Thanks to Gen. Graham for .the Battle of Barrosa, 196; Ex-Officio Infor. mations, 198; the Dwelling-house Robberies' Bill, 19 9 ; the Mi litia Inlistment Bill, 212 ; Debates on Supplies, and the Battle of Barrosa, 212 Mail Coaches, 213 ; Substitute for the Slave-Trade, 214; Nlessage from the Regent, recom mending Assistance to Portugal, 229 and 230; Ways and Means, 229; Report of the I.2tieen's Council, 231; Couirer- Resolutions on the Bullion Report, 260 ; Thanks to Lord • Wellington, 261 ; Committee on the Bullion Report, 292 to 297, and 308; Exchange of the services of the English and Irish Militias, 309 and 10, 324, 940, 383 ; Ways and Means, 311-325; Message from the Regent, referred to Committee of Supply, 341 ; Catholic Discussion, 341 to 3; Dispute be tween Mr. Whitbread and Mr. Stephen, 342 ; Motion of Lord Cochrane touching the Admiralty Court at Malta, 353 and 452; Lord Milton's Motion respecting the re-appoint ment of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, 353--4; Thanks voted to General Beresford, 354-5; Mr. Hutch inson moves an Address to the Prince Regent, on the State of the War, 35.5; Petition for Reform, 370; hank Tokens, 370-402 ; Motion on Libels, .371 ; Military Corporeal ' Punishment. 386 to 8; Weavers' Petition, 388-402; Peti tion from Mr. Finnerty, 388-9, and 419; 'Whitbread's Speech on Goldsmith's project for Assassinating the French Emperor, 419; Earl Stanhope's Bill, 437 and 8-450 to 51- 452. 3-469; Notice of a Motion as to the Naval Forces by Lord Cochrane, 469; Close of the Session, 469. PROVINCIALS. Curious Machine Boxing, between Silyertkorne and Dogherty •••••, Parish 9f West Twyford ~ . . 39 Hogi Match . - . . r-. . Ja Gloucester Election . . . 79, 86 Improvements at Oxford . . . 86 Sheriffs for 1811 and 1812 . . 109, 732 Hoax on the Isle of Wight . • . 112 Monthly Agricultural Reports.-71,116, 221, 381,416, 548, 626, 4698, 773. Shew of Cattle . . Oyster Eater, Ike. . . . Dreadful Fire at Norwich ' . Writs of Inquiry issued by the Boa rd of Excise Riot at Sampford Peverell . Holkham Sheep-Shearing Appeal against the 'fazing of Surry Chapel Essex Reform Meeting . . Daring Fraud at Maidstone . Confirmation of Children aafverpool The Tauriton Witch . . Reading Goal Prisoners attempt their escape Distressful Pregr ancy . Appearance in the Atmosphere . Muhipliad Longevities . . Burial of Eliz. Jones, a Suicide . Curious Echo . . Ely Bank stops . . Population Estimates . . Tokens . . Robby, and Murder, near Croydon . Nottingham Riotings . . Datchet Bridge opened . . Greenwich in an Uproar . . SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. SCOTLAND-29, 461, 462, 563, 610, 723, 757. IRELAND-39, 132, 155, 163, 176, 190, 206, 382, 442, 483, 40 515, 537, 548, 642, 675, 709, 724, 789, 753, 757' 818. LONDON GAZETTES. . 156 . 175 . 192 240, 585 . 210 . 463 . 461 . 499 . 516 . 518 . 591 . 53L . Sas . 557 . 564 . 580 . 595 . 601 . 613 . 613 627, 653, 670 729, 710, 836 . eke . 925 TursDAr.-.13, SO, 40, 55, 72, 87, 102, 124, 141, 152, 174, 184, 205, 222, 236, 248, 262, 301, 311, 331, 345, 359, S 7:, 889, 404, 420, 444, 457, 469, 485,.500, 51/, 534, 549, £(is, ' .580, 596, 611, 629, 644, 658, 676, 699, 706, 7 25 , 7 41 , 758 , 779, 805, 819. SATURDAY.-14, 90, 40, 55, 72, 87, 105, 125, 141, 152, 174, 184, 206, 222, 238, 248, 262, 901, 311, 331, 845, 959, 274, 389, 405, 422, 444, 458,•469, 48.5, 500, 517, 534, 550, 565, 581, 596, 612, G 29, 644, 661, 676, 699, 707,725,742, 758, 780, 806, 820. EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTES. Capture of the Isle of France, &c. Battle of Barrosa Campo Mayor French Retreat into Spain Almeida left by the Enemy Battle of Albuera Ciudad Rodrigo • Capture of Gen. Brune and the Duke d'Aremberg Taking of Batavia . 101 . Ses • 235 _ _ . 26:2 . 34i 355, 364 . '741 . 77* • Kt s WEEKLY SUMMARIES. Denmark, United States, Portugal, and France Moniteur, Royal Answers, Portugal and France Regency Bill, Spain, United States, Holland, Turkey, &c. . . . .." . 40 to 3 Portugal, Spain, Turkey, and Holland . . 56,7 Portugal, Spain, Regency, and Privy-Seal Warrants . 73,4 Dispatch: s from Lord Wellington, Ministers, & Sweden 68 to 90 Capture of Isle of France, and Island of Banda, and Portugal . . . 106,7 Catholic Committee, Sweden, Foreign Letters, and Switzerland . . . -. . 121,2 Ireland, Portugal, Parisian Failures. America k the North 137,3 New Spain, America, Sicily, and Mr. W. Pole's Circular 153,4 Peninsula, France,. Russia, and Trai.ing of Spaniards 169,70 Retreat of Massena, France and Russia, and Dollars 184 to 6 Siege of Cadiz, General De la Pena, and King of Rome horn • • . • 200,1 Expulsion of the French from Portugal, and Buona parte to the fiarve Towns . . . 216 17 Marshal I3eresfilrd's Success, At tack on Anholt, &America 232,3 Atrocities of - Mass , :na in Portugal, and Buenos Ayres 249 to 51 Extraordinary Gazette, and Subscription for the Portuguese 264,5 13ultic Fleet arrives, Sweden, America, and Turkey 297, $ Destruction of a French squadron, F.:11 of Figueras, • Portugal, & Attempted seizure of the King of Prussia 312 to 11 Victories in Portugal, call of Almeida, and a of York no to 90 . 14,15 24 to 7 _ a. • • dfrik. - C i~ tip. . 4. .. r • ..•