... i, Paris, May Is. ?? ORDINANCES OF TH1E KBNG. Louis, by the Grace of God, King of France and t. Navarre, Ir We have decreed as follows - Art. I. The Ministry of General Police and the Prefecture of Police, are united under the title of Director-General of the n Poll'ce of the Kingdosn. h 11. In consequence the Director-General shall have the I power, and exercise the functions before ...

... Lo-N Da OX FRIDAY-MAY 20o or The cooks beloagipg to the late establishment it St James's Palace, Pifr fannah, the clerk of the hitchen, and Pr Barker, the King's confectioner, E and of the WisdSor establishment, Ittt town onl Tues; sh d!ty night and yesterd3y, to proceed on board the vi Royal yachts which are to bring over the foreign Sovereigns from Prance to England. The expedition to ...

... I Gi alebian. ?? EDINOUJGf,I:: AT0ND.4 r- r b. French papers have been ie'ceived to'die 17th. It was stated in one piper that the definitive treaty had been actually signed. This intelligence has been since contradicted ?? but it is confidently mentioned that the basis of peace has been agreed on, and the Paris papers add, that the aonditions aie honourabir to Frarnce. The decree 'of the ...

... EDINBURGH NI- 5,WS CO1TINU1. The students, whose names follow, gained p'rizesv. th list session, in the University of Edinbulgii pi IN SE RHZTORIC CLASH. W 1. Mr.Thsomas Elder Baird, for an Essay on the Beauty of di the Material Uviverse. th 2. Mr John 'Iair, for an Essny oh the causes of the variety dl in Styli. li y S. Mr Charles Kinnear, for an Esaiy on the Be'auty of tihe se r Material ...

... To Tilt ED,4'OR QE THA C7ALEDcII.YJV 1MERCURr. It ij with -great sail~faction I have. btta informed by a friend to the Union CanaIdthrt the Lord Provost and Ma- gistrant of this ?? up tbe idea of locking down to. .etsb:. This always ajjyred to me to bc an nsnder:- king tiii would have, basn *ery expensive, unproductive, and att&dd. wi grat .inconveniencew to -the jocal trade, which coiti be ...

... MONDAY-D&(EuearZ 26. We'are sorry tosstate, (says a letter from ?? . mouth) t bat Vice-Admiral Domett continues so do. gerously ill, that he is obliged to resign his comnrnnd. Lord Eixnaouth and Sitr John Duckwoih are bort spoken of as likely to succeed him. The next convoy for the West Indies is appoirted to sail on the 28th ?? Rolles gci Out then to take the ceninsand at Jamaica. The outwird ...

... JLRENCH PAPERS. Paris, July SO. Yesterday hts Majesty, seated and covered, re- ceived in the Hall of the Throne a Deputation of 'the Chamber of Peers, the Members of which were conducted to the audience by the Grand Master, the Master and the Aides of the Cerensonies. The King uncovered at the arrival and at the departure of the Deputation. The Chan-cellor of Francei President of the De- ...

... WHALE FISHERl' _ . I _ . -1 - ?? , j ~~VP AfLA, ?? lL The ?? Percy, Cunningham, of Kirlcoldds, pas s te through Aberdeen bay on Friday, with 7 fish, from the d Davis' Straits Whale Fishery, having arrived at the Orkntys Ill Company with the Ellison and Laurel of Hull, the former; srwith 8 fish and the latter clean. TieEarl Percy sailed on the 14th ult. from the South We.et Fishery, of the ...

... as Extract of a letter from an officer in the 3Sd regi- Gib te, ment in Holland, to his brother in Glasgow lay, ard Yf After lameiting thle failure of the rjesault of Bergen-op- P n, Zoom,he says, the scheme of attack and the mannerin which Rev ie! it was first executed, under the immediate directions of Sir Blar k Thomas Graham, ias admirable beyond description, and does P !reustice-to the ...

... FRENCH PAPARS. Paris, October so. One of our journals announces that the Duchies of Berg and Juliers have been offered to the King of Naples, on condition of his ceding Naples. The fact is, that the Counsellor of State, Barop Sack, at present administers these two provinces, io the l name of his sovereign, the King of Prussia-that this monarch has-an envoy accredited to the Court l of the King ...

... HOUSE .OF LORDS-M4° 2C4, ANDREW V. MURDOCHt. Mr Adan;, jtil. appeared on the part of tile appellant, and stated that this was a case vhicli had-pre:iusly been before their Ltsrdships, when certain questions wrere raised. arising out of the Scots statute of wrongous imprisonment. Mr An- drew was committed to Iriron'upon siuspicion of uttering ille- gal oaths, and confined fiom dd July to the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIMAENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MARcH 30. ub- Judgiaesnt was affirmed in the following cases of 1 appeal, ?? v. Rigby-Meade v: the ber. Earl of Bandon-Sir W. Johnstone v. Jewdwine- yce, Lamont v Lamont, with 601. costs. 37t L THURSDAYS, MARCH 51. i AS- Lod LAUDERDALE moved, that certain accounts, which had been presented relative to the amount of ?? bank-notes in circulation, &c. should be ...