... PROFIA Cl4L I\I'ELLIGENCE. Ix tcrnss. Atjd. -1nelltenceof a most distressing and awful nature has just reached us. It woula appear that a great many persons from Dornoaeh, and otber parts of Sather- land, who were on their way to at~tid ?? ni;irke; on Wed- nesdly lest, moit njimpsdeirtsd cro~wded into the passagc brhot at the Meikle Ferry, toijhe nuatiser of firon liJ ) to 140, heirg ...

... FOREIGAN IN'TE-ILLITGENIVICE, [The fout flioowing Bulletins were given in Guir last in a verye incomplete marner, fbr 'ioverrnoent ?? having received them from France, they vere at first published by. the Papers in its interest in a mautilated state.' They are now given en- tire.] F'RANGCE. j wV r )rrFknT EtULe lx OF -ife .AAM0dF ?? (No DtAi's.)T The English entered Srjlin nn the 29th of ...

... IMP ERIAL PAR L Id4AM NT. HOUSE OF LORfDS. JXondai, Jest. 23. Lord ERSxrNE g~ws notice of his intention, early in the Sessien, to lresent a Bi5hforamorceegfectuailly preveuting wanton Cruelty to Animals;-a paisctice the suppression of which -was equally called for by puolic morals and the law of God. THANKS TO SIR A. WELLESLEY. The Earl nf LIvt, ILooL ruse to-move a vote of thanks to Sir'A. ...

... I I GRB/ 131'ALYV AND MOROCCO. mr. Jackgosn, -who seci1os greatly to over-rate the i, portalice of a Vlore intirnate cnetlexion witih WA-st Garjpry ascrioes the declining, state of th.- 'Omncrce to t! rj', mnanagementiof the English- Government i i intsrourie with tllat of 7MIorocco. .Oir. ConSls fleu r -UOeiataed Aralbic; Illey must coaverse rwtI the1i Ermcor, or is Mi_ nisters, throughjhe ...

... i IIMPERIAL PARLIMIEIT.' - HOUSE OFLOR l :- Tig rsdey, Jani 19. This day the l1ouse of Lords met pursuant to prorngatnr3; when the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop o ianterbueg, lortd Camden, find the Duke of Montrose took their seats ia their rohes upon the Woolsack as his Majesty's Casminksowners iod the Speaker and the Members of the House of J-oineaan being iu attendairce, the Chancellor ...

... FROM TI1I1 AMERICAN PAPERS. WA5nINGTON, 'MAY 29.-ThIs day both Holses of csagress aca5elhIld,. andi at twelve o'clock., 4he Presideslt of the lunited States cwismunicated the fovlrowing Mbessage to both 1olses; of Congres3- Fellow Citizents of the Senate, &ad of the I 11e0se of Representastives, Onthis first Occasioan of meeting you, it afords ttte much Satifclion, to be able to commsunieute ...

... FORE IC_ L .VTELLCECE. PARI5. OCc. 26.-Iis MljesitS, ?? t'ie 9$22, at ?? ounlic in the li 'op ll sutg ;i out frons Mmithl'. At n10011, h 'estr arrive-d at Augsburoh, aid aliwhted at Vlie re- .4i.-Icnte of thle late Elector of Treves . As it wai Su;nday, he atietded lnals, ?? suppued at UlJm W itih the Bayarini Counmissary. Van Crav;'nsout. His Majesi3 trvi d ail l h4h[, and in the morning o~f ...

... UNITED PA RL IAMENTr I GRSATORITAIN AND IRE LAND. n) IHOUSE OF LORDS, MAsRCI 24. se - The Rssval Assent v'as given by Comnmission to the Ezche- iu q5ir Bi.r Frnding Bill, the Rsyal Marine Mutiny Bill, the is Cape (if Good I-lope l'rade Bill the Bernuda Spirits Bill, the d Jantaica Free Port Bill, the twveo Expiring Laws Bills,and some t other tills, in all, public and private., foujrteuo. i ...

... TILE 2$ONIANG CHRONICLE. |LO ND O N. |XTUR.DLA, M4rio, loo A Report has been, circulated with much iddustry for !the Iast two days that a battle was fought on the 3d ingt between the Austrians and 4rencbh in which tIarte4 were defeated with the loss of ta)oco men, and a long list of et cetera. Tiiis rumour was supposed to Irt upon the authority of private letters from Holland, Lut we are sorry ...

... UNITED PARLIAXIENT * 01 ~ OF 7 I GAEk1T BlJT4IN 4~1i1AA'D. s,- ' EHOUSt OF LORDS. Mltcax S., The Housetproceeded ?? 'Divorce DIII. Aftgr the examinatM o nof sboae witne.ss, the ?? Cfla ?? .Was .i of opinien. that further evidence was .Atilt wanting in order to 'e give time for, *hicih, the. further consideration of the Bill was postponed till Tuesday se'nnight On the sect'nd readnig srf r ...

... TIHE MORNtING UHRON'CE. LONDON: MOPDAr, PfZ,, 18og. ' An erroneous statement appeared in a. paper of yet. 'terday respe 1ing a proposal on the part of JosIEP Bo- 'NAPARTE to the Central Junta, ,which, by the receipt (exclusively) of a series of Seville Gazettes to the z8th unt. we are enabled to correa. The former signified his wish that deputies should meet from both. parties, to confer on ...

... ?? 'MORNZ:AG U-HRQXN1CL:'A I ..L ND.O. MA09D-A, 74 NUART9, 18c9. YeSterd' Captain 9CNRY WytiiiAr, late A;de'U- camp SirARTHRUs WELLE'Ei, arrived at Lord '-CASTEREAG 1-is o~ce-with dispatches fiorn Sir JCoH N MOG~RE. 1Mi. WXND)H', brings an account of a mnost gallant skimiisih-betw'een a party of our light drag-oons, a!1n4a body of the Imperial Guard' af BONAIVARTE. ?? iSth, ?? Brigadie& ...