... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... V;A-UXEIAIL.,L Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. 'ml IS EVENI NG will be a GRAND GALA and Brilliant Display-oF: Ii;-WOIEKS.-AdnmissioI 4s. Doors open at seven, and the Cuncer.: begins at eight o'clock. THIATLRE ROYAL,, DIIURY-LANE. For the BENEFIT of Mr. KE;LLY. This Evening (not aa~ed.tliese thirty years) Gay's celebrated Opera called P1(LLY, being his Sequel to ...

... C.ATHOLIC BOARD. . ; STCATItM S iALL- A meeting of the Catholic Board took place Gn Sa. turday last. T!Zit RcSEN'IST 5 LET)GE. - Mr. FINN read a letter from the Earl of Fingal, re- specing the Regent's Pledge. His lordship stated, that he had never had an audience or interview with his Roval Highness in the presence of Lord Clifden and Lord Petre, as had been supposed. That he thought ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... T'fHE MORhVMAG CH!RIWlCLE. L .0 N 1) 0 N: * SDNE.S'DAVJU.W~3ov,,,tSI3.. Paris Papers to tile 27th instant arrived last night, but still maintaining thc same silence regalding the views and oljoas ?? ?? powers. There is no l6ffi cial intelligence whatever communicated. An article' fiom Dresden,.dated the x8th, in one of the minor I Journals, gives a detail of reviews by BoN ?? of his troops, ...

... - AST INDIA AFFAIRS, Lord CA51A L.tttA =oed the Order Oath suming the adjouned.~deb~te onth3d East Indila pl',o- I-regalrding th rpv o.o IChris-tiaity. it 1'eorder oifrthe raht ig beetn~ read Lord CiSTLEREAGR cated the attention of *'the nature of the 1ltesolttionl, upon whi.ch, grettrns, 0 had gone abroad.. It was no more tu~hta ne~ fd uniwgulated retort of persons to India for religious o ...