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... -.LONDON, - J I Tizt Pais pe engithe ;th, tehd us at last'night. hTbe Laxv o nestyis, disciisssed. oin'Wednesday, Th'ursday , .Vriy ajid Satiri- . day4. The: debate was fire4uuently aanimated, and some- .tirme~s'tmiailtuous. On, thee'latter'. day, the previous *pie~iofl was aarried by 184 votes t6 175 upon five of the amendments propqsed by the;Comnittee. Upon ., 'the decearing of the ...

... Termination of the War in Naples. | Ttgt'diipatcdIes expected'from Lord Burghersh wete received yesterday at the Foreign Office, -and published at a late hour this morniog in a Supple6 Id mnent to the Gazette. One is dated, Rome; May 16, Pi and announces the pirticularsof the capture of the Shipping, Arsenal, and Port of Naples, with which pi the public are alheady acquainted. The second d li ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23-94. w LA VENDEE, Tnits important district of France again avows m r its ancient principles. The following telegraphiG sq e dispatch, was yesterday received from Portsmouth: Ot e I- La Vendee in a genernl .rtate of inrssrrertion. of !The news was brought by a brig of war. Private of Is letters are also in town, which contain the same *ex Is intelligence; with ...

... . CONDEMNATION and.'EXECUTION of MARSHAL NEY: THIS morning we received the Pa-it papers to SundaV last. They 'contain a~full report of the trial of Masish.sl Ney, which comnienced on Monday and terminated on Wednesday last> a After his detence bad.abeengone through against the evidence broughlt.totwtiid :on the, part of the pro- secuvion, the Maishal,.At appears, .reser ved anothevt ground' of ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS. EXECUTION OF PORLIER. AFTER a considerable interruption of direct inter- Cr0 nse with Corunna, a mail arrived1 fo rn that place this morning. By this conveyance we learn the execution of the brave, gallant, but indiscrete Porlier. This unfurtunaite young man, who had served his country with distinction during the war of invasion, rind contributed to temnove the ...

... TRi; CORJN BILL. - . % s . _ f. |1 - --}t Tuz following is an Abstract of the Bill to amend, th.Lasv9s Uow:jijn orce, for fegulating the ihportatiaub Df C~rn:- -. ,.! Corn may at all times be imported intoitbetUnitedi n1 Kingdom, and Warehouied, asd may be taken ont of t Warehotuse for Hrome Consumnption, w heievet CurOi of; a A6niiar description may le i ported. a And be itfurther qnacred, ...

... 01fO, Eu~yl~7 jmonth-,*ihcn it, w'ibel n i~' difit'dtkb dierurg ent -end ihyaflrs. ieQttalo notidies, that the. .aguc hsving,:eos~d -at 1I-ya, the order fC onunil f to .?h jo February,. subjectPing1 all vessel s chig.b0om .or ,throu'gh the Mi, MLiterrncar, within the S~ rghts ?bf Gbtr aithoigli funished with cle.n abills oi;heihalh'iw tiatcq?!'s 've scls 'with suspeeteil bils,i rb voked lBy ...

... . ' IJ ra.ltwed. O~ pat .Relieveddischarged,&8c.S I-Relieved-disclihrg. &c. 6 I .Admitted - - Admitted - m15 ' . Physician-lr. Oiosley..-Surgeoin--Mr. Fielding. MrT. G. SMoeon, house~eisisor.'. ; Mr. Luturi (nof Mr. Dunn, s.urgeon, as frroneously ' straedin'Saturday's paper) lasrweek paid into the hand, ( of the Committee for thie lYitg-ln Charity, 'the sum of ii . five pounds; the first ...

... MANNERS OF TUE CJIAltATSCPAI. I- I r ,1. - L. II-.l :, f. I'll I'd ..s,2 { )i~ lloN±N~iltO tJr is1i s ~ ~ * (TIom .aI~prothas Travels it the acaasaui and Geopgia.) TuE Ckaratfchai are not fo much addiced to plundet h a- their neighbnurs the 'iTcherkeflians and Abaffes; nay, t' the words ehefteand rogtnery are feldomn heard ansong them. fi They are esremely vinduftridus, and chiefly ...

... REJOICINGS AT BERLIN ON 'TiE. ENTRY 6F THE KING. Exttact of a letter from Btrlin, anted August 9I :- The solemn entry of our honoured Monarch took place here tie day before yesterday. The most beasati- ful gate at present in Europe, our Brandenburgh gate, waas very appropriately converted into a natural triumn- phal arch, as the triumphal car which was carried off b1 the enemy at their first ...

... MARSHAL VON BLUCHER TO THE rRENCH. - -7.1 A I as - - - - - _ v a-s Laen, March 14i o F4ymCrl.n !-Your own preserva:iota induces me once more to address you. Attempts are made to mis- lead yon by proclamatiols which try to persuade you that we have no other object than to desolate and divide France; and by lying accounts of advantages, which it is pretended the French troops htve gained. It ...