... PR ENCH Pa PERA, CHAMBER OF PBERS;. Sifibig of Monlay, Novemiber 1. The Bulletin ofite proee Biillof Moud iy tele3thi tontailis an Ordoiniance conmnl1ulicnated by the Duke bf Rithelieu, dated tlhe 12th, definitively fixing the forms to be followed ili tile trial of mal'shial NeY. 'This Ordonmauce, recites the previous Ordonillalnee of the Hllt, directing that tile Chllarher, ill ?? its ...

... Nom allo Oollbafo 100' fto LONVDOY, SATURDAY, MAY 21. 1r7 E received this day Aloniteurs and other Paris ' ' Jonrnals of the 8thinstant. The private letters ,)y Nviieii they were accompanied, mention that sonip 1inxpected obstacles had arisen in the negociation, which CoUld not be removed, without especial reference to the rilih linister, for which purpose Mr. Robinson was Idi,'patelt'd home1 ...

... ?? 0- ~ ~ ~ - . - - -- .- As a great number ofpersons are renideredl vary un-s happy h!y Spasm~s~ SViiidm in the Stiwnac (Sbotruhtions ' . I . _a . v,,t ..f roo ?? r lsi rail, V'o~llithirs. itl tbe ,Bowels, want or reguiaL * 1 .u- ?? Ind lilious Complailts ; Hlcad Achs, Heart Burn, (Cot- tiveliess, Nervous Dlisorders, Clholic, Gout, &c. We aro aotlhorised to say, that SPFr.IMIAN'S PILLS are in ...

... LOVDO V, SATURDAY. March 27. - MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE oF LORDS. ENGLISH LAT-HOLICS. MONDAY, Marchi 22.] Earl Gr.y presented a pe- tition to the l'loIIse, fromn this body of his lajesty's sub- Jects,; his Lordship bitroduced it iu a neat and appro- priate speech, wht rein he adduced the usiial promineht, argmuitmnts in fa%0ur of the petitioners. lie observed, that their peculiardisabilitiee ...

... frj?av? S:siaru0avq ;;mMoarl. ani) ooloar 0 PoRloo LONDON, SATURDAY, J:111Uary 15. r ifl. day two mails arrived from Holland, Mith lettcrs frosm the 1Iavue to the 1i3th, and from Goreo to the I Ith instant. They comntilulic:lv the inilortant fact that Denmark had relinq nished fur- ther hostilities against the Allics, -ie!led to the cesitn of, Norwaii to S;We(den, and consenled to as- sijt the ...

... ?? Al =2 ; 6- - .1 1- 1 POt Tod CR h) .7a. .- -i l ?? . ?? ?? Mebliebag'o ali u~~lrb~ap ~,0 2, .tom the LON')6N GAZEWTT, S1pri1 a3. MEMORANDVM. Rorose Gua-rds, i Ail 12d 8 I911. IUN cousjleratin of the distinguislied services of b. hjs Majesty's 87th (or Prince ot Wdles's, Irish) 3Regiment, upon valiious occasions, anid miore re-' cently iu tie ?? Aetion at Barrosa, his Royal llighness the ...

... frtavowauromty tIDUMT.7 f, B OWBQ? torah I. From the LONl)ON GAZ'ETTE. WH ITEAtiALL, November. °. HIS day, about twelve o'clock, deplarted this lif, T at Windlsor, after a long and painful illness, ber Royal HigIlless the Princess Ainejid, 'hti bfajest's youngest daughter, to thle great grief of all the royal f'amilY. AbDMtIALTYOrFrICE November 3. Eztract Of a Letter fioom (0jitain ...

... ?L ? . ?? - ?? - -- - -,y I . 4J., , , OSTSCRIT I . lrot'i the LOAND)ON GAzrETTrE, Jaii. :30. TREASI R -CHAMBInS, Jaimaur~ij '27. TIII, King has beeii pleased to appoint rjJh01a-, TAleocih, vesq. to be.Trt'asuirtr of th~ )rduallre, Vi(ce] ,1o~;eplil H-unt~, esq. resigncd. ThAKRUPT9,,. R10obt U'nTnlld,r~OIVO~at of Newe~nt, L'idocefttr, ?? Gibton,, of liverpool, niylot. Pwirtoh1IN110Io laite of ...

... .1 zrhr taturbaV, s~undae , tsz IalaApr Fjjlmoi the LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 6. WIlITFHIA.L, Aulglst .5, YIS Roval Iighnln-ess the Prince Reoent has bcen 17M. plci'ed to appoint the RigtIA lion. William ?? William Dacres Adams and llenry D)al- A i!;, EsLli to be Coluinlissiouers of his Majjesty's t,~ i f e ti, and Land lRevenues. ICle i'rince Re,,gent has conferred the honor of 'Ki 4tstnno on ...

... tji3t, 9aturDaV, DttnuuaV, 'l coo sa~fo tLofoa. ' sW .i , . !,%c nlt to t7s LondiC4z Geczt,t, 0 CZC'mbTr 2], 1815. Fwn I., w N,>-0b'F'^ci4,, McFmnrt; mE 2. t c) | tI 1E i- e-lbv gi:vell. ?? onl tilhe 211th lilt. I. C o el'l *Su 't ?? betwee llis Mil- ,fl It his .lMc C' hristian MaleAty llouis XVIII. ?? ez il the x(aiailltionl anid liilnidatioii of tlhe .>,ee;t tlieit;,ets of iiis Maliisty ...

... TR LA TAIES A N) CObYAVEAiO'S . DE'5FINlNIV'F TrREATYS.I In the ~aaTie of the most holy and Undivid | ?? 'I'lle Allied Powere havini 1by their iinited vfforts, ttid by the sueces8 of their arms, preserved Fkrance and Europe from the convulsione wvith wvhich they wsere menaced by 1!ae late eniterprize of Napolcai iluonlaparte, aned by thl revoliltiolltry ?? repro0 dcnved in FniLn'ae, tip ...

... ay 21. BIRTH.-On Friday moriiing, the Lady of Captain Francis 'Truscott, R. N. of this city, of a son. Married on Snuday last, at Heavitree, by LheRev. P. Osborne, Mr. W..Featberstonc, son of the late Capt. Featherstone, R. N. to Miss A. Avery, of this city, milliner. Married, at Paybembury, on the 15th inst. by the Rev. T. J. Jaqkman. jun. Mr. Samuel Harris, wheel- wright, t.) Miss 11argaret ...