... -- A . 4 v - Clsrillon sur Seine. Feb.6.-Yesteirday the Duke of Vicenza gave a dinner to Loud Castle- reagh, English Minister for Foreign Affairs ;to Lords Cathcart and Aberdeen, Pleoipatentiarles to' the Congress from England; Count 'Stadni1,' Plenipotentiary for Austria; CountRasouniowsky, Plenipotentiary for Russia; and Bardo Humuaol,. Plenipotentiary for Prussia. The negociations seem to ...

... LEI)S, $;A'IURDAYOCT M. nf olhe York Whe meelin2, of the Gorerntors Asy fthe um ose Of choogifig an apotie cary, a ste iard. al a tyjateonii for that Institutioth was ld oil Mridt'If UpWards of twenty medical gentlemen appea ed as bandidates frI th atlhe- ciry'stitoationu.from amongst whonS D4 ri J. Mt- ter, of balatoiin *as cb1on24 gentlemlieni a tpear cd for the office Of st btd *hen Mr. ...

... (BY EXPRESS.) -LOONDON, JVNE 23. We received'this morning at a late hour, the' Paris papers of the 19th antI 20th. His Excel- lency Lord Wellintmloi is at this moment in Paris, hut he Ivill depart iusmsediately for Lon - doai. He was amon g those wvho had tile honour to pay their Court to the Kinz. this morning- On St. Ferdinand's day the GKino of Spain con- ferred the Order of ihe Glolden ...

... I;UENCII PAPERS. S Pdmis, rean 15.-Her Mtajesty tlhp .micsl 14 Qlecra a!r;l d trt.rt hbs received the ?? re ecrcotsr t5 ut lt, situation of the armies, on tire rib 7ti oi' February en ,-it (In r e5d two homi after his arrival at Troyes, s tf) 1.E r.e or U..dt the Duke of Treviso depart to vi 1W~ooSr.ablauche. An Austrian divisolti, com- muaded by Prirne Mjiurice Lichreipteirl. had | ad arc-ct ...

... [A)NDOLJ, 'l'UPSUAY, Od1. 23., I i)h sanalay qmvie firimher Paris Joaarnple camne F Ia anl its thle 2 tat ainst. In tile Hoamllis Ihorni p V i'riaa~. it ii gan~: telwated, that thle Cong1'ress ' w(iaso to) opten betore thle 18tla iii' this mnvlth ; I,,: aht the raonteretaces betwevin thle Ministers 4'1 tile great I'oWels wvere carried lan %Without jiwerissiSoiit, andI that thet, STraiii ...

... THE M1-CU . - ; titM CONQcIU:SS OF VIENNA WillEI not CMM5l- nencu its fornial sittinei until the first of Novem- her. A liciaration, anilcug tis circil nltclii'ir as b. cci publ ilied at Vicnicli, uchic'v ?? as tile reasoin for, ihis *Iclav, the neotssity of previously Kl ticric g the grect qicstions on w lucel it will hc tile duty of the Ccci gress ta dclcile, ic order Clat tlie rssult Imav ...

... I I *. ' t ' Oi ~~dee teeet..fefehr,. wrigtt' ela Fowr iye~kisppe~bp'e h'npoedin you weksiarto-inai 1 , latcle iitentjsD4 gf e, pseedrng ,anoerobS .. i tiiis I '1een% it 1acualbeat duty to avow v inyiiielf fit$ auithor, and . Uie s4,nete eapl ie * tf e Ih reapons ?? intuce dh s tog e-t 1' r';fi igibntbham and I weree-tbe frint perrgos -ive e; ',thtprojected the Oiatorio in 1810. I wasltblta .1 ...

... LONjON, TUESDAY, -eb. 15. A Second Supplement to Saturday's Gazette was pidlislled lonM Wilulay, containingdispiatcbes frotn Sir i hoinas Graham, Lord Clancarty, and Minijo Macdtonald, of' the Royal Horse Ar- tillery General Sir Thomas Grahanm's.dispatcb, dat- et] Illerzemii. February 6, describes an attack made by him, in cloncert with Gen. Oultao. up- oin' ithki'j. MorThomas states, that the ...

... Ins consequence of the great length to which our Sessions Intelligence and the Proeeedings of the Annsiversary of the Bible Society have extestded, rie are obliged to omit our usual' political summary. The Sessions for this Borough wereopened on Monday last, but in consequence of the extraordi- nary number of prisoners, it was found impossible to dispose of all the business in the corse of ...

... POSTCRI t. I - 5#) L t bj2.! . Y BPRION, 0AiZN AWtYT £:..'XTL4ORDINAIS ?? . td X hilt Dte. ?? 1, . .. ' j. M or.ThIl Mille de.ti,,m>,to,,li;juxite *, ,.,Gelsefal sir >l~twfads J}itii hbW artvcd viaih~ g 5 digpat~hroizwis lch tlig e viW Q 'ate .pi t.;, .2 gt. Jesadetl z Dee ?? Isfi:. orM1 Fn? 4 2 Mvt oluols.ine the . ?? e~ they 1ip~i ~Cav d~b wmith peea . Bayonne, whicli .fle osit4ou. . labour ...

... LEEDS, SATURIDAYi, JuLY 2. AtlMfeetint oftlie inhabitant: ?? | 1s is appointed to be held at the (',iwrt Fmovr on; ti, Wednesday next, to take into eo1vsic;-ation the w propriety of petitioning Parliament to adopt the a- most etfectualn means of promothn the 1gi-.eral and es final Aliolition of the Slave 'I ade. On a Aibiect it so interesting to humanity, it would be a libel on the feelings ...

... To 1,- EDHlR of, the LFEDS AMERCU. ?? your Report last week, of the trial at York, Tie King/, v. 77Te Rev. John Sunderlaud, eld ESrvvn Odihess, you gave us some barbarismrnsin uilrlfaLgec; which I scorn to quote, as having ori- FialplS iroceededfrom, the month of the Rev. Gen- r kIIao.-Now, Sir, I wasunder his-tuition, for above fifteen years, and therefore I know him iveU. I know him to be ...