... FOR EIG.N INTELLIGE NCE.. I FPRANC T.. PARIS, APRI. 2.--The Emperor left St. Cloud to- day at eleven in tile morning, for Bourdearix. The PThiee of INeufehatel ?? of this morning. The Ili- Ei',te ftor Foreign Ailkirs and the Secretary of State wiil set off to-nighlt. Avtt1. 20.-4 letter from Marseilles, dated the I1 th inst. contains the followiog.- Yesterday after- noon, atthree o'clock, the ...

... STT7E R4PAPESH. RTSSIA-I D ECLFRAXTION The Emperor bas iofor,1ed all tW' ao ^ets of vrore, and his dvl subjects, of his. iainst nt endeavours to ctforce his rights, grouia.ed on subls&iirg treaties wi'h Sedera, .asd to Gbtain, by yiri.q tnereco, the co-ooc'aiion Oxf his Swvedisli 'aijestv agaiou', Lnisazd, afei havilg puijled these m teasres fsr several moiut's his nIxperliaL ?? y v as coucerz ...

... IMP ER'IL PRLANT HOUSE OF LORDS.- MONDAY, MAY 2. Lord ELLsrmoRovoe presented-a Bill the object of. : whkh he stated to be ?? Piersous imprisoned for small debts in ceriain cases, namely, where the party had been imprisoned inemecutiou- for twelve. 0alendar month4s :and where the debt, exclusive of costs, did not exceed *01. I Sueb easesmupoi application to any of thesupe- rior Courtsat- ...

... THE EXAMIN-ER. LONDON: SUNDAY, AY8. FRENCH accounts, whickhstate the arrival of {he united hostile squadrons at. Touloxi, are at variance with letters from Ieligpland, which say that advices have- heen received from Paris of the ?? GAI;TEjSAUmEr being defeated by a British fileet, with the loss of every ship'. The reports-of a1 Revoiit ion in Aussia are qontra. dicted.by. thgsiljpe o4f h ...

... Party is the madness of many for the gaill of a few.. S WIFT. -No. 1'9. ON OUR MILITARY ESTABlISUIENT.7 . ?? wonderful achievemeuts re.sulting froni the Vicious ambition and military skill of NAPOLEON have alnost rendered abortive all calculations of security frol phy- eical means. He has effecteid more difficult conquests than ever were obtained either by C.19SAR, who, with a -few exceptiobs, ...

... AN ATTEMPT TO SHEW THE FOLLY AND DANGER OF1? METHODISM. IN A SERIES OF ESSAYS. . ESSAY I.-ON THE IGNORANCE AND VUL- GARITY DF THIE METHtODISTS. I do not oppose the Methodists from an intolerant spirit, hut si.mply from a love of toleration. This is no salecism. My country my reason,my veneratioifforthe ?? CaIRsT, have all taughtme thebeauty and reason of a tolerant spirit; and it is merely ...

... POK I SMOUTHr. SATURDAY, MAY 7. . -I l ?? ?? -1 r ?? - - - . tATURDAY, MAY 7. Admiral Domnett succeeds Lord Gambierf as one of the Lords of the Admiralty. aXI -he L r ds . . f AdmiraItI -3U1 Lilt; 111.11IL1raILy. t Vice-Admiral Bertic hoist3a his flag on Monday, o hbtard ?? of 50 guns, Capt.' Johnstone, C and l.St night sailed for the command at the Cape of t Good, Hope,-lord Strangford, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-May 5. Heard Counsel in continuation in the Rox- burgh appeal. To be farther heard on Monday. Lord SmrDioU=r gavre notice, that he should bring on his motion relative to the Danish vessels, to-morrow se'nnight, for which day 'ihe House ivas ordered to be summoned; Lord GrENviLLE rose to postpone hi s notice of motion relative to tthe Catholits petition, which now stood for the ...

... From tih LONDON GAZETTE, MAr 7. FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY 4- The Right Honouraile George Canning, his Majesty's Prin- ;ipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has this day notified tothe Millszcrsno Friendly and Neutral Powers resident at this Coeurt. tbat his Majcety hasiudged it expedient to establish ?? m:ost rigorous blockade of the port of Copenhagen, and of all the otlier ports in the ...

... FOREIGN IVYZLLIGJGEA.3 I >I BWANKlS O;r T;jE ?? /li2-iig ,ing al3 Lhe e jaroojps v.IIo ?? ..Harnbr~ii and its ?? ?? ?? , masch to Altonas an. -;p int'o ' f tiS furteer orders. Wht ;l d oi; , FeF cf i.i rived a- ?? gate of tllo C -%r! t r on dutv z,usedl tzh-rm ad'-2 ?? U5?'7.i Soanish officer lO corn and-e t;e :i a ?? of theuena eofI that he had received .o ?? i I' to receivc Lllefl, and ...

... -ROM TLSDAY'S LONDON ?? by Admiral Sir A. Cochrae, K. B.}] Cerheris, at anchor ?? Caante, March 3, iSo.; ' Sir-I beg to acqurainrt you ot the furreeder rf the I land of Marie Galante to iris Hajelly 's arms. Finding the liland afforded a iftelter for the enemy's privateers with their ccaptured vel: ls, and nhut it interfered confilerably with fhe blockade of Guadaloupe, I confidered it ...

... -lo. - ? lb - -- W . .- ?? - :MONDAY, hIAY 2. The Aimerican shipjoGuigp, which brought tp Alt. rope theAmericau. nfrnger Mr. Nourse,andwhicsh hsa been so long expected froma VOriept, reeched kalmoueb-on th atu ny. The statement, whish is, 'nowmnde is, thjs hl.onoparle refuses to coincide with Any plan qf. Ahsrittah neutrality, that he insists upon their ?? ports against. Eunglafd till thle ...