... iL; ; I; ! Z C!IPrC. = --!C-[ I s§i~+' ll(lo; ll( G!IRI VCL[(Et L 0 N 1) O) N: 1 2lL Il, JO. ft4, 5itf4. We lis, ni-ith received PariJo Turnils of Friday last, lit the lothi instaint. The msost important -trTicle they con- tieir, is dhe new Ordinance for the on)qervance of the !C. Sabbath iotld of Holidoys; T1he ldigarticles ire a t. 'Phat all Nwrkmnri setch as. niasol)4, CMea~tus frs, ...

... The L ONDON GAZE TTE, May 3 r, 1814. FOREIGN OrFICE, MAIY , 18t4.i* Earl Bathurst, one of his Maljesty's rrinicipal Secretaries ef State, hactiis day notified, by comoeand of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to the Ministers of friendly powers resident at this Court, that the Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Inaval forces off the coasts of the United States of NOrth Arne- rica, has ...

... RlOYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. ItSI'ettrsiD FOR TrIM ttSCot;;RS' OF Tlir AtPiP.tR it'lT F DROWNCDOR DEAD. 5. The Forticth RAnniver.sary of thii Insritution was celebrated sn Wednesday last, at the (ty of London 'T'avern, Hiis Ioyal( lighniess the Duke of KErNT in the Chair, supported by Lord IDundai abd a number 0c the Nobility anti others, Governors, &c. After the cloth was removed the following ...

... D iTCH PAPERSo FRANK FORT, FE. 4 .-Swxitzerland brings into the field immediately x 8,ooo men to join the Allied forces, and a portion of them have already been united with. s the Austrians at Geneva, where there are 8 or g9oo Zo men, principally infantry. Zo The principality of Neufchatel has been taken pos- session of in the name of the King of Prussia. . The official Gazette has the ...

... THE AOI A'L! AX UA ('f iWt.UICL 1?. I1 0 ND D 0 N: TU SL.DA2-, MAf2' 31, I8t4. We receired yesterday Pauis Papers to the 7S h in- st:nt, w ith the 4iception of the Afonitcur. They con- taill 1'toy little of' i1,ui;potance. MONSIEUII is indiaposed, but a iBulletin is published, to shcwv that his Rnyal i-iZlihness is somewhat better. Another article, diited fioll Madrid, advocatei the cause of ...

... UNiTiEID PR1-l1ANlEN l' G A T 1 4 ) . ? I T VI1) A'A rN DL a D. 11OlJSEl tF LOllDS, JUI.r 6. Counsel were ftOlIN heard in theappeal Afilne v. Smith, wien judgtnsnt wv:,s revevO.:l Counlel Woere partially heard in tlic anneal Lor- Alounit:arri6 v. 1Vijtc, iord Stewtat tAok the (Oaths and hlis Seat. His L or!shin LaS iorrodticel 'y Lord Gordon (the Maeloqis of -untic') and Lord Beresford. Mfr. ...

... - ,SITTING OF THlE LEGISLATIVE BODY. A I'PARIS, JUNE 4. The 1ing entred the Assembly at half-past th ree, preceded Iy a Dput'ation OF the Legisistive Boody, ac- comptied by the Pr-incesz of the Blodd ;and Marshals of ,,I=ce who placed themselves near the throne. Thu criel of Vixve IC Roi wore universal. Monsiegnetir thle Chancellor W vas' eated at -thle King's feet ;. the Dukes of Anoukcme ...

... =PAil PAP--ES.- PARtIS PIPAERS. DECREE FOR tRF-ESTrALt.6[SiFNG Tile INQUTSITrON. MADRID, Jt1LY 25.-The King has just issued tile following Decree : ' The glorious title of GCahoiic, wicth dsstiriguishes us. from amiong all other Christian Princes, is owing to the perseverance of tilc kings of Spain, who would never toleiate in their States any other Religion than. the Cattholic, Aliostolic, ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE, Jiume 28, 1814. I eCARLTO1.HOLUSE, .Tut -f5, iSr4. Hik Royal Hlighness the Prince Regent hui 1ecn pleaied, in the nwmu atid on the beAlf of his lBlajk-ty, to appnt Lieuten- ant-General the flight IHonourabie Ch,;rles Wilibn Baron e Stewart, K. II to he an rExtra Lnrd of his AMajesty'd Bedchambef. WHtTEIIAI.L, .Ju.:e t, 1814. f i-is Royal 1-Tighness the Prince Regent has ...

... 77,e LQANDON GV.,8Z TTE, Sept. 3, 1814. FOREE'NN 0l51 t . gnprr. 1, Tgr4. P ] Ratliwqurat, one of hlte Ma jegkv Principal Secre. taies *f State, hwq tl is dwv not ;fed, by command of Ni3 Royal Hi Ldnesi the Prince Ret':at, to-the Minis- ters of Friendly PFo-ers reitdcnt at this Court, thit thc p1ecosary ordets will fnnFitbsit be issued to the Oi:ccl. sommandinrr Hli- Majemtvs shipq and vessels ...

... PARTs PAP11Rns VITToTIsA, Sepr 30..-The letters Yfromn Madrid do rot contain any onews of importance. 'rbe Minister Gon~'ara hais priven in hi,: resignation ; his place is pro.t visionally filled by his colleagute, M. Perez Villamis.I Two In-pr'.Iol R-General, M. VillalbaadODngie have been dlismis!sed.anO'nahe We are more occupied in tbese provinces with our own domestic afFairs. Thre two ...

... PARIS PAP1ERS. PARTS, OCT. 4.-Six biokasellers, distributors of se- ditious paoilphlets have been arre'ted. One of their ell ts is written by a Selptemrnbriser ; ;nother br a Regi- cile, who is covered not only with the blood of his King, hut with that of thousands of viaiEns who perish- ed in 1798. and who signed all their death-warrants. The King, andi Queen of BavYAIu set out on the 2+th ...