... THE MORKVING CHRONICLE, a LONDbON: - MONZDAr, YUNE x, 8oC6. a On Saturday the Haiiburgh iMail, due on Wednes- t day, arrived; There seems no longer any doubt that 1 the Emperor ALExANrDEit has issued orders for the evacuation of the Bouches di Cattaro. The motives ofI this generous proceeding;are to save the EMPEROR OF L AUSTRIA from being forced into a war with France. ] We have thus grounds ...

... IOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. VIENNA, MAY I4.-The report spread this day of General Prince Auersberg being stri ped by the ken- tence of the Court Martial of all his titles, and con. demned to pass the rest of his life on one of his estates in Bohemia, requires further confirmation. The process respe6fing Marquis Ghisliert is still .going on, and does not seem to take a turn very fa. vourable to him. ...

... : SFO A yNLG I lAX,1 tr 0~t b A La=r~aiL 7 N5MaTTty i MR. 4CKSONi T-o .11 CosN &UHkGWrZ'zrzOAfto PIL148 The estsd~rsigned envoy Esetr~ardinary and MinisteF Ple- E nipotentiary aftfrbl5 BitaPnsc.'MaOe6ty, :has not. delayed te fr- 'h iward tp his Court.,the note which had been 'ansmittedtohirn 'ti r on the 2,7 tib at ?? or.efrbf his Prassiai Majesty;ad a o don to the Secretary of State ?? ...

... I IMPERIAi PARLIAMEN'f GREAT B IU TAWIN A ND IRELA D.ND; HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE R. The Irish Revenue Collection Bill, and the Irish Milt Bill were read a second time and cemnntitted for to-morrow. Mr. Alderman Combe and several other Members of the- Commons, brought up thelernjle Barl.otteiy Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. Ricktman, from the Commissioners of the Caledonian Canal; ...

... ULREE MafRNING CHROlrICLE5:-' : .L0N-D NN: W-JNAS.d', iEDUZ' 4, x806. it is npw fairly. tQ be tried wyhether the safety of that great and most importantbhranch of the British Empire, .His MAJESTY's ?? in 4te East, is to depend on. the wisdom, consistency and care of the Court ofDirec- ?? rsB in'Leadenhall,-str~eet, -gr. of the Cabinet Council of the-'Crown, His MAJESTY has, by virtue of tlie ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ,GREAT ,RITAIN4ND IRE'LLAxD. : .: : -HOUSE OF 1.ORDS:, 3UNs .e , - : .,t6The I'emple Bar LotteryB illwas reada ad ta 2de, ad com- , ic ed to a Private Committee for Thureda)y: ' The lrish -kevenue'Colle&icn Bill, and .the Irish .Malt Bill passodthrough Committees, aiid ere reported. Thc Earl of MoRXA presented '1 P.tition from Mr. Justice tox; which was fead'short bythe ...

... F~rarr the LQ2VDON G:.ZE7Tf, JUNE 3. - ?? . ; DOWNING-SrREET, JuNE I,. ThelKin has been pleaseci to case it to be signiged . by the Right Honoura'ble CharklsJaJies Fo ,x hi' S, a jtsty' 3Principal Secretary of State for -Foreign Affai, to the Ministers of Friendly and Neitraf Ploweitsire . siding at this Court, that in conseqtuene df subseqt. advices; the blockgade antnooinced to lh :said ...

... 4AMERICAcV PAPRS. : iIILADEtpiHi-- AP3I L >On'Fridav- ceei' fe laist thecoasting. slodp Richard,. froir ?? Bra dywsne, whilst enterhi6 the harbdui of New-ork, was fired ori by dla L4elr; tda ?? it to; alfrlio fe rui t chard irnlediately la to u on the first sot, gl ther Ri m; firew, which struck Johnkearce, the helmsniin, and foi .killed him 'on the' Spot;Aur an' ' wi * Extraf of a letter ...

... fiR IFIORKVING CGHRONVICL ?? ' LON'DON: }2AS DA2-, JUSNE , xSo6. Dispatches were' yesterday reeivea -from Admiral COCH ANE, Commander-in-Chief on: the Leewvard Island Station', dated Barbadoes, sith April.: 1helylY were brought hy Capt. COLLiERi, and announce the ar- nval of General MfRAtiOA ?? coast of Spanish A~merica, w'ith his expedition, which' s, we believe, all contained on-board the ...

... ?? A I 7' to a 'closeon ,Moeaday,- .nighta aweleen q cc $ w iha 'adjnrnmet t F to -h r o ..'twith erhaps beco~rng Aarmth, the piesentatloil . i. iic3 ?? Qg 1 gdeii, the other fromt Willil ,Smith,ofthe Cisty of Th4 memorial ar er onan 1r mntfe t ExpeditionofMiran owledge d t.e parti cip-t! of the Mem ?? i-n' enterp . deci.re itto, W } have been their IMpiessionC. tah evexpeition was t and ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or ~-GREAT .BRIT7.1N AND IB.EAiND. e HOUSE OF LORDS, Ji'z S. The Irish Customs Bill; the Irish RevenueRegulatiol Bill, - and the Irish Malt Bill,were read a thid tinmeand passed, and a message-sent to the House of Corisohs, to acquaint them there. with., 'The Property Tax Bill, and the Irish Additional Force Ra peal Bill were. rded a 'second time and cornmifted for to. c* ...

... >ORE1N ATTPI6v1GEN2, . HAMBtRGH, MAY 23.-TrheCourt of Prusshae a]- Ii ways slow to engage in war, has hitherto only adopted measures of mildness and conciliation towards England and Sweden. Althoughl that Cabinet has shut the a Ports of the North Sea against British trade, yet that d measure has not yet been extended to the Prussian ports I in th'e Baltic.. In the mean tife' the former are ...