... MENCCH PAPERS. 1. . . I. .. ?? , =. Parijs, M arc7 22.- Her NMjoesty,. the Empresb Queen and Regent, has received the IfLillo vwig Iotelligelice of the siuat ion r f tile arenies to the 20th of March :- rhe Russiatn General Wittieensteiis, wit Isis corps of tihe arsu, Was at Villenoxe. He had thrown bridges : at Pont, where he passed the Seine, ard he marched upon ProvinS. The Dnke bf ...

... -: tSD.I'S LONDN, GAZETTE. Adma/irakg-O*;l reQ Threh c 29 5,, 14, Copy of a Letier fron-Captq. Sir.Michelle Senmuwl, of his iA;I- jeczy>, ship Hannibal, addressed to Admiral Sir Richard. Bickertnn, Bars. His Majesty's s~ip aHsnnibhatsaea, varch 27, 1814. ?? hiave tlee pieaseure io .,rqutXiints-yu af Ihe captwre of La Stilaane French frigate, of 44.gdns and 330 inev, ai a quarter past there, P ...

... RECo 4CkiZ F-THE A-THE I. :p + Ie -at yenna r J imi~i~ ::to 1 3ta ur g ,. ,Je 6-hope, ho-w , has too - sense te p w on, to- r wgs-was f-or te4 la iir iShe westnmvo Bth, I:, wh ilyepio4t se rO 'n~ess, with #ic& the.pSj, hat be~e *,Igt orta in ino-of twpu, -pnts, 7pec Ah, te.,in Bg whch,A~- pli tersrngsa ,wartj the Wite4 'Shtes upnT.he $iwe #cIAspksty it Th *d~ose of the3 warhas beenyixnepnaai ...

... at ,VANITY AND H1UMANITY.:.,- 'MP. CoB.ETT',-It will not, I believe, be disputedthat if a rnan gains wealth by ,his iwvn ability and, industrj, he certainly possesses power to. dispose of ;that wealth in.any way .or manner he may think pro- per,-:bu if.a'god name be hi object, he -would take a .siifgukr .method to: obtain it aby bestowieg his Vbounty .upn atits arid .for~geio~ttwhoinkeais : ...

... HOUSE or LORDS-APRuL 22. I I JOHN GRIER AND OTHERS, St. joffbd miTcsseLL. This was a writ of error from the Courcr of Exchequer in Scotlandanidtheiquession arose upon a special verdict given, stating the facts upon which the C ourt of Exchequer's (pi- nion was founded.. An information was filediin the COurs of . Exh qsuer by thel defendant, Mr Mitchell, an officer of r; Excise, by which it ...

... NA VAL XYTE LLIGENCJI . I - - - - . Stoperio-, B snd he ,ceat Passages nt C1,,,rlcs, Arcke, from Passa es in the Shannon an Santiago, Armoza, was lost on tile Adouar on the 4th April. an Cre, sa ved . ost Ro 3y, Ireland, from Bllhoa at Clyde hi Mwrnr t, Phillips, hence at Gibraltar A so, rio \vay, henceat ditto ., t i!J'e, Wiight, fron. Dublin at ditto Sl ! netanorovod, Wardropper, hence at ...

... PRIVAtE CORRESPONDENCE. . , I : I . . Londo,April 22. half-past seven P. W. By the Swsift sure packet from Halifax, we have received sint Mopapers and lettersfo~ hne oh ltuta ?? IS romthgncetothesistultandfron rela in ton, papers have reached unto the 14th of the same mlonth. pi St There is ndthing in, the whole intelligence, as regards the af- Rig to fairs of America;*hTich Eaij ftirnish the ...

... TH. 1'' ~ : . NA-POL-- I ni-s777777 . THkl~ITPRO*,E* ~AkD%-M UY. .[-I shall not'be 'iducod to giveu. di tbe title which i have chosen for thin artkile, .until I aind that Bonaparte haanott afiarmy to command, even although the sovereign power should Abe 'assumed at Paris by Louis X~lllth;- -bcus'e- X ,do firml b~elie 'that thle Frecpeople are wvarml at ,eA a to Napoleon3 noi.uly chow, iersd - ...

... sumR O POLTICS m1 of PQL¢S :. - - tortDRAUX ANDY TUE 4,WWO~NS. fabricators of -political entAerIaalw lately gotidj) a melo-4ra amuseuawt oE their credulous dup aitmc ,fo x l~aies.e oM~ 21 idThtte bf tby ti .sides. Eo. nsQIer had th far marchs to1aris'' ninits our,, interludl o4 'c Orange o forward wit, afl 7tre. pde; Wc& attract- th1e: DDLice of the tai~grc when j-w vi*4;tl~chte~rostt1 tud'e ...

... PARIMAMENTARY CRITICISM. Dica pur quanto sa rancor severo I Coiero le sue saetie ho doppio uisltergo I hon e'onosco intoresse e son sincero. Non ha l'iavidia nel mio peltt altberg ;! Srolo ?? o s ilt mraaita inr manoe E per ueil comuneA foli vergo. gS. at. SADVAT. Ros. MR. rlOBINSON AND MR. PEEL. There is always in tlite House of Cor minos a larze shwk of young eeleW RilI promising talents ...

... - STATE, PAIPER. -, - , J?? LJECLt-R.t7IOY OF THE jtjIED POt'ERS, ON Ti.Z I REAKlViG OFF O' THRE NEOCIAT)ONS ,T CSL7TJLLOV. The, Allied Powers otve it to thernselves o their people, and to France, tis soon as the negoriationl5 at Chatillon are broken ofF,' publidY tG declare the reason which induced their to enter into begociations with the French Goviirsient, as well as the causes of the ...

... - ' I On Wednesdlay -a Conrt. of Common Conuril vwas held at cifildhall, to take into further consideratitn the repiort from the Improvemtent Committee, relative In an applicatot, to parliament for making a newe streetra fnsr Cheapside to Alders- gate-sireet, and for building a ?? in Fibe soAme. Mr. PEAseho.L presentedjn petitlos signL d by op-wards of sixty inhabitants ef Fosler ...