... 'IXlE POLITICAL EXAMINER. P'5t3 is the ueadness of m.any for tlhe gain nf a few. SW iF FT. 0 273. T4e great press of Foleign and Doomestie tnweligence lhis vV ck 1a,1 thrown Ont a good deai of our Ilisceilany ; but it witl reappear, as u5ual, nleat Sunday. VISIT OF TEE PRINCESS TO TNE OPERA. TH e voice of the public in generan has now, for some time, been eqiuallY, loud and ?? in favour of the ...

... 'rdly being ilsurnmer-day, a Common llall was held at , ilklean, ?? thsocledtion of Sheriffs, Chamberlain, anld othier .nisul (di, erti. 'ihe f.Olowing Geutlemen were put in nomi- not~lion f or thle ol[?ie of 'nherilf:-. f Christophir M\agnay, 4Eq. Ala. Benj. Severn, Esq. Alerchant and Sratitrer. Taylor. George Irhiges, Esq. Aid. and Wlr. Plickering, Esq. Vintner. EV'eel t rigrht. 'Philip ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT , oB SJSEA T BRITAIN AND JAELAND. HOUSE OF? LORDS, JuNEI 15. The H-ouse Inct at ten o'clock in the morning;, -11 ikn the ppeal Scotland V.,WMercer, Judgment was af- firtined. Ini that Stuart v. the 3iarquisaoif Bute, Judgment was; postli'nied till-Monday. lII' pn 1' pren] from- thle Cou~rt of Chancery in ireland, 1Mere- Mle v. D)'li,~ Sir Samuel Rtomilly and Mr. Nolasn ...

... VrENNA, JUNE ?? aftivity prevails in the ; Cabinet, Nine Couriers arrived on the 4th and 5th from Gilschen. Our Course of Exching-e continues to improve VIENNEKA, JUNE 12.-M. de Norbonne, Ambassador from France, left this for Dresden, after having re- ceived a Courier. VERONA, JUNE 3-Troops arrive here every day. They are to form part of the army of the Adige, as. semnbled by the Viceroy of ...

... O FFt VI- i AL4 PA X-' pl ,. RLT1OLAND) MAIL. :fotne froAd pate 86S47J.-x gig puiCp] - iretor General of _i; ~~~~~~ 'k OAFWi4a A i D v !C - . aniI4lrgh Papws to the .30th of My bCJ, rfe.eived. Thcy contait the fol- 0 Isgtasoutfg t batdes of the 19th4 ; 0th, and Best, .diah i followed a acr dysarcim bytar sisa d-.e 'th rel ,, f e 7A; sadmen: fte enmv-s:acortnl regrowd tolsl mA rch aaOiRt. Geea ...

... CAIJw BoAibp . * A vry nuwerous Meeting df tlie~ Cat lolic Boar4 Os sembled at Staticonerig Ha~II on' Sdtu~day lasi. RAN- P- DALL M'Do~,qkrqr Esq ~~ utianinisosly called, to the I Chpir, -and the businteissof the day piroceeded. upon. 2 Mr. ;FtiiiN the Secetzry, statcd tha~t he'had received I .3 a letter frona the Easi of'Tinglal, inclosing one h~uch his L~ordship wished to .utve- communicated ...

... THE MORNING CHRNICLE. LONDON: -. WEDNSD4Y2-, ?UNE IA, T8t13. Paris Papers, to 'the 13th inst. ieached town L1st night, friom which we learn the fa&t dfan Armistice be- tween the Allied Armies and the French, having been at length actually signed, on the 4.th. A Suspension of Hostilities was agreed upon on the ist,- which took effe& at two o'clock in. the afternoon of that day, after LAUR5sToN ...

... FORE, IGN LA NTEILthI; CE FRANCE. JYN M,-Her M - - ttl d RS J ?? jesty tile Erllpresq Qlleetl (I 'u lt`P thas received tile olhdlow .g ?? of the Tam t 4'I the arnl es on the IOtl, Jutne - e r Urvived, at four G'clck on the naornigg of, thC MI 0t, at Dresden. Tlhe lorse guards arrived there at noon. The Fuol-guards vrere eipected tbe following day5 [Lie lhh, The Em1pernr arrived fliere hi ihe ...

... Q NORTHERN WAR. - ( . {Ordjaedrqn)age 896w) geo, doing it much injury. -From that md. -men-hB~isetcat wasquielken-ed at all points, a: ed :nmaster of the field, where ht loft nu-nydead. 1 cannod praise too -hfily the conduct of Cen. Pitthod; as well as of CGetn. Pooraly, Who, wit---his bri-. gade, -carried two villages with. the bayonet -in fi. nseatest xtranider.- - We- ~re still -followinsg ...

... T1-cLON ~ GAZETTEJ - - nei 18-3. :. adi LONAQY X G.ZE TTE-, Jane 2 83 VOREIN FIEIN 2 S3 itches,of which the following ie copie and extradss, have been received hy Viscont Castlereaga, from General F Lord Viscount Cathcart, ?? and Leutenant-General, 8ir Charles Stewart, :,3B. dated the 3615 end.3ust -lay, and 'sit June i8q3. I Head-Quarters, Janer, May 26, g183. Mvr Loru,-.An upporcunity ...

... THSE -)RNING CHIRONICL E. L O ND 0 N: MONDAr, JUNrE 7, i818.' A report was circulated on Saturday, and again yes- terday, With increased confidence, that BONAPARTE had retreated to-Dresden. The motives assigned for this retrograde movement were his suspicions as to the inten- tions of Austria, and the asserted fact of the advance of the CRowN PmINcE of Sweden, at the head of a consi- derable ...

... 7'JE mORINVG Ci1ROafrCis. LOQ N D O N: THURSD.12r, JUNE ;4, 1813. A Gottenburgh Mcil 'and three Messengers reached town yesterday. ,The papers brought by the niail men. tion the unsuccessful uttempt mad^ to renew the nego- ci~ltion with Denmarlk, but add, that at-he nmoment the D)anish President X'AAS 'as negociating vwith DA- VOUST, he caused it to be intimated to TATTaNB0HXI .nd the Swedish ...