... All doubts, respecting the perpetrator of the late horrid assassinations, have been removed by the volun- tary confession of Nicholson himself. It appears, that on Monday night his wound began to bleed afresh, which caused some alarm to be entertained for his safety. The surgeons in the neighbourhood were immediately .sent for, and an express dispatched for Mr. A. Cooper, and for Mr. Bramnston ...

... TL oa ?oIIIn:- Tayttr:. the following dispatch hlas been received frlo-f : Viscount Cathcart':-' , . i MyLoil), Dresden,'W ay . G b My last. 'dispatchies itfolrmed your lordblsip of- the. arrival of the, glert of fratice, and of the '¢oncebtra- tiont of his frcesnear.Erftfutth and towards the Saalst And also of that of the allies upon the Elster. I have.now 'tIbe honour of enclosing ...

... LPO;W1,'rG-STZA'5T1 fune 2. [Tranpsizfeht by Sir GEoRGE PR)vEos.I S. '.?*,tb,,S?'SS * ha~e'Ahe prescsff, Februsary,2,1~s Sta, t-.-d v hatheionour to acquaint you, for the information of -his excellency the commander.of the forces, that, in consequenceqf the commands of his e .e 11elency.to r.etaliate, urnder~famourable ciriurstat?ces, upon tie enemy, fnr his la?,e wautonl aggrgssiOns.on dhis ...

... LONDON, FaiDAY, JUNE 4' OCCUPATION op HAMBURGH BY THE DANES AND) FRENCH .. A mWil from Heligodald arrived this morning. which we have received the'distressingintelligI F that Hamburgh has been taken possession of by a Danish and French force, in the name of the latter. -According to private information, the partners of the banking-house of Chapeaurnuge and Syim, previous to the entrance of the ...

... LONDON,ý NI £SD AY N .23..- NORT14 OF EUROPE. THis morning. a Ot~teobwrgh mail arrive4,-lyj which we 'have receied addices'fiom Stralsund to the 9th, and from Gottenbutrgl --to lhe.i6rh siins; An official article, published :at Stralsund, accountS.- for the departure:of the Swedish troops from Ham.' burgh, by stating, that an agreementhad been vn- tered into by.the'Dans and French to attck ...

... SUPPLEME.NT T F0RE1GNV-OFFCR', :runle DISPATCHES, of wlWhich thfe follwiong are copies, Were c this d, re~eived by. Visc6untCaftlereagb, his Ma- jesty's priocipal Secretary of State for foreign affairs, a ? frods Li.ý trenantAGeneral l?v-. 94ii.,rSir, Charles. Stew- art,. K. B. his Mars yI s envoy extraordinary and sinister plenjpqtt ~i~ry tq thd Cotir? of pFuýsia,4ated , Head-quarters, ...

... ellmpraI arhamrent. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAr, Yune I. Lord Byron p.resented a petition from Major Cart- wright, complaining of ill-treatment received by him- self in his exertions to procure signatures to a petition for parliamentary Reform, while at Huddersfield. The petition also stated a number of instances whi?F the MiaJr had heard of, wherein the unconstitutional use of the military power, ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDA-Y, MAY 26. :be es, OREAT anxietV is natUrally felt in London for res, the fate of Hamburg. We learn that several per- sonýs had quitted'that place for Englandtaking t with thems alli ir vaiuible'and moieable propert*V fi Twen-n-five vesseli, most of them laden with tmer. tO chants' effectd'? irtemd from Hamburg on the 15th, klas atd.arfivedlat Hiligoland on the 1 7th, The Bank ...

... Beverlcy ratel Coi4inienice this *eek.. Creat fpbat is ixpeded, nearly 30 horses having alrcady arrived The greatet intereft excited is by the matchlib-erwixt Meffes. Taunton and Hopkinfon, upon 'which tmuch monea!is depending. TORK SPRINV MEE~iNG, 1 ~ their Prrefence,' Viz. Duke of Leeds; Hon. 77- Grey,; Hols Mrfl' rtle' I Hon? .' Martin Hawke; Hon. G.euge Monf'n, Sir Win; Paner; Sir G. ...

... ~~oceebin~~ in PaiALinuixt, n.s.srr ON iTHE CA~THOLtC Birhi- N[Gc,,dd.,ohm/ ,ges 4.J of Mr. Grattan observed, that if the Catholic prelates vwould not assent- to the securities specified itn the bill, all ecclesiastical changes msrwt ctea stýy?d tihi certainly would not suffer the succession of ttisir ',olsops to expire. If a Catholic House of Commons were making laws for a Protestant church, ...

... GEMNLE RAH OBSNEDRVATIONS 6v FEMALE FASHION 4 DRESS for June. 'Sl;ress are becomnn'g'uniiersal. .Silk scarfs are also high in ettiation;'and black lace shaI'ls begin to be'very geeil. 'InM the carriage 6otumne we have. noticed a very elegant'novelty; 'it is t ippet l loak. 'co.mpd, d of alterdire kt?;peO;tf wlhite lace, arid greeri gain rifind of differirfts~taMcs;-thIe form of ýthis eleganrt ...

... LOIWON, WED AJU~(2-~~. HAMBU90G-. BY'a wil frn Heli~gol and, which arrived yester- day, .we have received Hamburg papers to the .d inst. and lettersfromr thelb of the same date.,. The Correspondenten is .0no , gain transFormed into the Yourrat of she Depart uet of the J31be, and has, -of course, beeobliged to asSume I the. badge and .ýto .. ~ . T.fI ieoumbers whicrh speak theTanuageo saveY.h ...