-~r-+.- CHEDNOLOGICAL TABLE Of the mfrd revuukahle ncei JANUARY.. Notice of the death of Dr. John Leyden, the poet, which hap. pelted at Fort Cornelis, in the East Indies, on the 27th August, 1811. Nles,rs..Bo l thro, the great bai.kers, stop pa% ntent. 1. Accounts of inelanchAy shif wrecks received—of the Hero, St. (',cor, , e, tkc. ira the Baltic. 7. 'Fite sixth Session of the fourth Parlia-r,ent cf the United King. d %:n exit !:eirc.. , (l, th:! Prioce Reg .nt's Speech I.r opening the Par lra lelivercd by Con-anti--stoners. 13. The irtur-.!er of 'qr. Carter :cal his daughter, .which had taken place e , zioce•l years before, di covered. IS. Mr. \V kill. a IvlerW)er of Parliament, tried at the Old Bailey for stea:ii g barik-notes twin Sir liiJams Plurner, 2.) Intel igence received of the flint re.lticfon of the Island of Java which put -oil end to the French I.ower : in the Seas. . Iniel•L;ence received of Lord ‘Vell'n4tan having 4. utiimcnced the i g Rodrig , ), which ended its tall. Intel:i.ence also received of the French raised the siege of Tarilla, they had vainly enrieav: , tired to cary by assault. 30. Accouots horn Maita, dated I , t instant, state that a conspiracy had been disclvered in S!cilv for deliveling the bland into the hands of the enea:y—but it was frustrated, and twenty of the ringleaders sh t. • 31. Arrived int. lligence of tlle capture of the French ft:gate Potr.one, by the it Active, of i 3 guns, Captain GorL:on, in the Mediterra-ean. Earl 1 i:zwilliam's :notion in the Illuse of Lords flt a Committee to examine into the state of Ire:and, was negatived by a majority of eighty three, there being Contents 79—Non-contents 162. Ai eft) FE3ItUARY. 4. Lord Morpetly's Motion in the House of Commons for an inquiry as to the stare of Ireland, was lost, after two days debating, by a lila.. jority of9t, there being—Ayes I:33,—Noes <229. "f he fall of Val'e'ncia annotn:ct 1, by whLh the enemy lost 9.0,00 men, as well as the taking of Ciodal Rodrigo. lan , ..ods, the late Governor-Geheral of Batavia, arrived in this cow' IV. 1 -4 . The Prince Regent, on com7ng to the full and unlimitAl exercise of t.:e tunctiuns of Rb;alty this tidy, endetvau:ed to form " an United Govzrah wilt on a lib:ral b Isis, " but his Rod al Highness failed in his enlz:ivours ; Mr. Percev . ..l, therefore, columned the Prime Minister. ;12 C ..rfr.spon.lence respecting the ahoy:- inzntioned endcavours, pul , lislic 1. 21. littw!liigcnce received of the arrest of the °leen of Sicily, fit con septence of it being discovered :hat she was concerned in a conspiracy to giv.: up the island to the enemy. 23. The Prince Regent declared in a note to Mr. Ponsonby, the os tensible leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons, that the Catholic claims should not, in future, be discussed by his Ministers as an ordinary Government question. 21. Au account of the death received of Major-General Craufurd, a most gai'ant and much-revered British 011 1 1e2r, which happeoed in consequeih.e of the wounds received by him in the stcrming of Ciudad Rodr go. Lord Castlere)gh appointed Minister fur Forego Affiirs, in the room of Lord Liverpool, who had succeztled th-. Marquis Wellesley. . '25. I niAlig nee reccive.l of the abdication of thc King of Sicily, and of the Hereditary Prince having been appointed Vicar-General. •• 94. The House of Comm •its r.:fuse to grant the salary f•)r the Office • ' Paymaster • of Widow;' .Pensions, to which office Col. killMaltoa c ••.1 been appointed by the Prity.7e Regent ; for in the debate that took • ~ ce on it, the Minister was left in a inioority. MARCH. Is . .. Intelligence received of French troops having entered Swedish terania. Mr. Brougham moved in the House of Commons fora C6m • tee to inquire into the state of Trade, particularly with ref.,rence to ...: Orders in Council "; but the motion was lost by a majority or i 2, there bring—Ayes I4l—Noes '216. .18. Diet, Mr. John Horne Twice, a celebrated literary and political c taracter. Some rioting at Manchester. 23. -- Men convicted on the charge of having brpken frames at Nuttin4lianr. Parliament grant 36,03 M. to the Prince Regent, for the four P ri n ces,es. —French armies march towards Prussian Poland. 24. Notice of the death of Cromck, the Engraver, and FAitor of " The Ikeliques of Burns, " 30. Intelligence received of the investment of Badajnz, mu ly yiel.led to tho English, under Lord Wellington. —Some French praains, forming part .1 . the Fi - encit dotilla at Bolt. I , gne, captured by the English. which ulti. A Prt 1 L. Vrei.cli flotilla defeated before Diepoe, by Captains liarvey and Trol lop:. ot lt,,sario and iiritfon .10t,i) of war. '2 M . St. Cri‘q, %lember of toe Le, , ,ion of Honour. and Captall o f Ciorinde French iigate, c.ishieted and imprisoned, frr cowardice in the ib:e elicc•ltiitcr with the English, in which the Nereitle and eti(dvinvc were' cant 3 To., E.,,t I neHa Company resolve to petition Paaliament for a ren w.sl t t tikeir chai:er. —3. lat ;crattib arrested at Bayswater, by the directions of this r ii •l'ite French rn •1:c a desperate sally from Badaj.:z, ant are repul sed oy Nl.tior-General Bowies with great slaiithirr, l'h • Earl of resident of the ?3 aril of Cont rol. 8. tink-of ii, Marquis , •1 Fart of I.onslale, of it I.:.hrti•-od, and the Dii;se of Nlontrose, created KtiTlitr - . t of the Order oftits Garer. ho , t'.le t i the renew it of the Ftst In Commies, - ter, :o Pail:amen:, from several of tits principal Cities iu t Kingdom. 10. A !:• ; iitti! , - 1 . Lev •c bcll by the Prince efr,.:.nt, Carlton-llowe. 11. A !ar7 , .:•iti.- b.:re,:s in the towtt h•stt . r• .1.1 ri. is at I_.e. s •in vic•n*:tv. 15. Intel ligerk.t; that the of e y•, , ..11 ha:: e:l:•ct , ..d a 10-4 n -tent, by storm, in On. tn.. it wit 01 - 'l7.ad •..7 16: The lionylit Ca:li , _l•:..s of 1 p.tition tnz Prince .Regent, praying 1 , , emancipated: 17. .I):;itirb4tices in the ni,irket place of Shcfficl.l. 18. Tin, rd M..yor ail:t Cot»11?(;11 Crmncil of the City of London re:olvc to petition tlic Prince Rt.•:;..tit for a Redress of National G ri 2J. The f.):1•16 •tior.-str,ne of Ncw Betulern laid by the Chief (',ov,..ruQr of :11:: :t9.11 2i. front Cltho!ics !'resented bet!) IT.,uses I.)..rhaineitt, pi a) n.g t . (.r a reinov,l (.1 the itoruan Cathor:•: 1. - ;• s. 22. I. ):ti Mot'ion, tilt! 1-4- , itse of PA - 1..4, ciliate Ro:rat. C athc !ics, lost by ri of seventy two. • 23 A acc , •tiy.ta nth 21. Ir. ncereceived that Liattaj , z is swrined and ti.k.n by Ow Earl of 0 . ..:1,,nr^n. —Accounts of the clp'nre of St...ville —Mr. GrAraii's the to ref-r the Roman P.:t , •i..).• , s to o. the hy a ct eiz!•ty-five. 8. flank; of both Houses of Par !i '2 vnent given to the Fart of IVellington, ilia t!tc Mvu {..‘.%);:1an,!, for their un7.Jalici.:-.l..navery in the ;tot; .• 29. 7.ltinsv:ri c.niseat co le!er tint i'ent • f'r the Repeal of the Orders in Council, to a wituie M AY o einan- I. Tile s llousc.s of P4rliarn.W. c:rintnence e)oilin .- .tion Manu. fag.torers relative to theetf•ctc the Orders in upon Trade. 2. liiiiticc2ssti:l attempt to ii•sdiin•te the v.oiper-r Gt itusbia by Spiraipiki, his private S:cretary. ;toil ten' It chtis• :If ICS. 6. Mr. Ilyt:er obtains ye to bring in a 13111 to make the adminis tration of iinlavi:fullyttlp , felony. - sevt : n huristred 1.010 it Merchants present a peti • l'll tr , Parlia ment e igaind discoutitiiian«!oc Crirt4any's C from r, and pray t: o . amt - Ac tXpr.:ll.:••S i:1 k•t the aj1)116 1 / 11 of su, h a inea:Arie. --General I);lliestire repulsed in three desperate attempts to take Alrleitta. 7. The Kr , / li, French ship, of 81 guns, taken, after a pliant action, by Lite Victorious ot ;1 guns. Daniel baa K to Ft ,ie.itence.l to eighteen in Newgate, for the ropuni : c3tioo of Pahie's Aze of Itl:asoti wicked libel on I.evelitioo and Christian'ty. 11. rhe great, the good, the ainiaoie Spencer P,:ri i‘ al, C hanc , Pue of the Exchequer, :t Prime ot England ht y muitt:yreci the vestibule of the House of Cuinita.ns ay jobn a Wau dcr;:ig rn-h...nant lt. A arin;iity of 2,1101. gra....tetl to j \lrs. Perceval, granted in total to her chit:it - cu. I . he fribina, tr-Insphrr, .1.1.11 e 1 t' pieces on Pin -lee roint reef and many wounded sohlieit , , au.: ` - .5) French prsolicrs r t unately drowned. The two of Parliament with the Lord Mayor :'w. A ma n o f t:it. City ot r.ookiiiit, connote with tie Ptin« K,geot o i .lie ot . 1: r. Peri.eval. Toe , k lay an cmt.,..rgo -1 iilill 812•