... Uvll.i:?i?A?.. PAR L IAIVIENT. H OFE01 LORDS. ii-c rrtt,'u, rifter movirre, for st:errl returns, rlativet'tothe i stlirgott tire North, Amie ricain stiition, forth er riov'ed tliat Ct --r liii ~Itips 1wl sutllitoti ti't oti ?? the 4th of' May, the a ri.; ap,.rttd for tireconsideration OftJIt:,t stibjr't. I ?? drs lrrle gavel totice of a moition, shortlv after the re- I I ttle purpi'se of ...

... MIlt PITT's MONUMENT. ?? ?? . ?? i ?? Alr P'iit't m; nhitlent wnas on Sattird ay opened for thle hispcr ion qf Lthe publie, in the (;vtiidhall in thr c&ity of Lonidon. rhe eoli. hit ei ?? tI- viirporint iie mtc , together &- it 1 III th igiht H(llnioir- rbln b 4 .eoI;I' CmIi1i n, Lori i;. 1.0 isomr (Ot~oer, Ai esrs Biag;ot, iiltski.soun, I llis, N lsp. T rwi It, and isverlli ?? In IIIihe i oil ...

... a P0 S T. S C ' ?? '4x' ,.O1N1DO', AP RIL U' Garerrnmentaaft i3;jnst receivel D;hsa _ cart, dated kalitsch, the 6i and !:th (Jr in all ?? the pleasing i.tclligeliece we Ihave recex':u 1ast three w eeks, thro' valicus p ?? clha' Lls. The Treaty of Peace and .llisaico hee ti, Rnscia and theKintG of Prussia, ns' givsez ti ?? . . North of Germany; and the most activecoiaiqac. n rations are in ...

... ?? : ?? : = ED)INBURGH1, Alvlllr, ?? L 1 Eis lly\l ii X tess the 1'rhthec 1i.eagCflt Itris Ilent gtaime~s ji ett'setd, ilihe ti tole mitl oli thle Im l!hal otf his ?? it ?? L Stit lt' :tTt! M ?? )\'HiMIII:)) I ft.l'llt', EM[;r. 1IdiN'(lc;t1 , tlo )he Shei iz,^ . to ttt otf thI: shile of ie liltttingoll, ill the I ?? of A iX lrr AI~st~loilita ?? Ij~Jllp)lt('dt ?? ill i;C(Ifl:llldt. (J)I i c-trl ...

... IEIAN'CIIOLY OSS o TI WIALE-FISITIISG MEA , ^rl, oF-~T.T N 0. Tiurslay last, after a tract orf tie! mildecst wevathrr kntjwn *ts br trirur years, (Ile of' then Mart vrrrjdon and vitilrrt StormS. for )n its shr'rt durationr, was cj.rphnce~(_d herl?, Which is ?? fsv the oldtist itnhabitant ; and ittiendedi vith, ore of the meat iclzan - choaritnd dictrevsirig events thrat ever happenied at this ...

... l; , ,11 -,1; l ., ?? I l INCi;. kj9 _ _ _. I ?? _ IN ?? _ LA ?? ?? _ ZPAtIN' ANDl PORX'lT'UG L .1 Nu- i1v, a inail fi:n 1. ; 7in cri , ?? 1Il.i'}1 ?? have patis ti ?? x1vahit al.tvien to ti:u ?? t. h Ire iv ?? tend to shun th lt larv llitltiO Ollilb.1 \ - ' ,13tl \:9zI~iltgt ; p !et-ialil 1b% t!!ex (,11;'vtioll ?? | ...

... LONDON, Airza . a S Oe oj last. rcveral mails lu;t's- arrived froni Ge), -:i- le anrd a great oliass cot papers frorn 1lahinbrgh. by %v:iY of 1 iiigo. Ieland. 'I'le niews fromZE Ger Man contiII1es, to be a,; fav,)t:i ~Lbl CLOW he itiled. The French continue' to fly towsar&: tillo..nv: re frontiers sod the Russ-ans to pursue tlienti. 'Ilse burlst 'II, pn;: *otic spirtit in the north of G m ...

... FORE IGN INTELIIGE'NCE'. SPALN ,t1n PO I'UGAL. A I sibon mail arr;;c. oni ` tildy night. A. Displatch from rj . irdl '4el! ing-tn, dated states, that tde enemv In id iliadl I 0 in Iitieilsnt5 in that Iiel. f the country sinct the 24tl. A part of tl:c Frcnch forces having ?? iI] the direction ofV:a- i lactolid, the Vd brigade.of SO r. t ?? divisionr in consqluelce I ?? frtin CoAT to PlacCnt ia ...

... 1MIPERIAL PARIJAMENT. - -HOL'SE OF LORDS. M.~iiy tarch 2t;. . acgrenit was reverse5 i eiEL of the ?? of Scotland in; Aiieecs-Q from. thle commnons brouight uip a draw-back MNl, the Wasp.' s~lk~bouixty bill, the? arfificcr's bill, tlhe Irishi Surgar drawA- di. back bill. 'I h e~~ow eeol nglsh oca neliea bill, was also broirgid up, htavi ?? Ithle aneeldneerts a,;re~d to by thle Ocenimons. a ...

... LONDON, APKIL 15. The important fut stated in the f7a-ette, orthe authority of Lord Cathcalrt, 'that the Austriaun auxiliaroy tforce, ill ceriseqw' cc af 0at uanliecd arl/niiei,'4, ion gradually retiring to. the (;l;lician frontier,' lwhu; made a deep hipressioll onl the ?? nid. siince it is the firit ?? off a djs1ositionl on tile patrt of AU slitt to brenk with France; and upoi her ...

... DOME'STIC INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, MARCH 31. 4 We ftlis d prevent to ourreaders titoimost importantdocumentii that has yet been tenderedx to their netice on the unmerited stift- eritngs of their illustrious Princesa. It ?? posseess eater weight. with some forheing the production of the late Mr. } ereeval, who never in his life, or by his death, appeared so illustrious,-nor ever put forth such a ...

... SPALN AND PORTUGAL Lord Wel'rington has applied to the Spanish regency for the admission wuto the i)eninsula of a Ilussian auxiliary force ot IO(KO tmen, but tihe regents hadl not determined-on the subject. The French were levving contributions wherever they could, and collecting in large bodies. Sir Charles Stewart, K. B. is going out again to the Peninsula, as Adjutant General, and Sir ...