... !,It -This: DECLARATION OF THE KING alrea I' Lours, by the trace of God, King of France, and- foud, Navarre, to all tiloSe of whom theie pre5eses shal ofpat hem cume greeting Welli d Recalled by the luve of obtr. people to the tisronee cacl of our fathers-enlightened jy the misforitufesof the TS n; nation %yhicch we are destined to govert, aur first c d h is to invoke that mutual confideoce ...

... LONDON, F1lRIAY, MAY '2. Itu LAST night We reccived the Paris papers of b Mionday last. The worik of negociation continues o to be buried in impenetrable mystery; and we m have observed that the French papers have been ra for. some days less forwaird in their speculations a upon the pending treaty than they previously were. 'However, an article, copied from the German th papers,respecting ...

... POSTShCRIPT Lord Gambier, Mr. Goulburn, tinder Secretary, and Mr. Adam, Barrister, it is now stated posilively in theI Public Offices of Government, have been sppointed Plenipotentiaries to treat at Gotienlurgh with the American Commissioners, for the restoration of Peace with the Republic. . Yesterday in ?? [louse of Commons, Sir John New- port enquired why the Orders of the House respecting ...

... Thl1e fullowilng r-idiculous Prociniations, issued by tile constituted authorities of the Island of Elba, it uot a ?? are evitldent deinonstrutiolis of tile insanitv of BonsapartJ.- Inibabitants' of the Isle of Elba,-rhe vicissitudes 6f himatnis life have conducted the Emperor Napoleon ilito the midst of youi aud -his clioice gives hhin to y6oi a's Soyer cign. Befire entering- your interior, ...

... rIlfE POLLTICAJ EXAMINER. Party iq ?? 5f rmany for the gain oufa few. Swier. No. 323. A.RlRANGEMINTS RESPECTIN& BONAPARTE ^ AND THE FYENCH NOBILITY. cdtothis sutrject,we eit15 Erro~s we pnroceed to L'i ujrweowe t sx.2S a piece of! ;us'ice to BONAPARTF'S servant COsSTANT to asss.t iD coil- tradicfieg the report, of which we took notice last week. S' far, it seems; from baving ?? a ,aesent from ...

... (u- 3 - ~ _ I__ _ arazo :vn-,mp E DIN BURG H, X ?? ASDA 2--21A 2^ 26. pajis papers have been received to the '2Oh, some c. which mention, that a treaty of peace has been ;.lready signed, and the conditions are stated as fol- ;3ws :_Guadaloupe, Martinique, and St Domingo To be restored to Fiance. In the East, the Isle of Lance, with two factories on the coasts of Malabar and Coromindel. H-1alf ...

... MONDAY-MAY 9. The Duke of Wellington arrived at Paris on WVednesday last, and in the evening was present at a grand VIl given by Sir Charles Stewart. Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm with which his Grace was received. The Emperors of Russia and Aus- tria, the Kings of Prussia and France, were present, and about 700 persons of the first distinction.- Every one else, however, seemed to be an ...

... BREaMNE, IvAY 3.-General Fouchi, who, as Com- missioner from the King of France (according to the 3d article of the Convention of the 23cLult.), is to Cause Hambro' to be delivered up to the Allies, passed through this town to-day, on his way to Haimbro.' BREUEN, MAY 5.-Accounts from Blankenese of the 3d, say, that the day before above 50 of the princi- pal citizens of Hamburg visited Altona, ...

... 7T tme PDiTOR iJ fne MORNIN*G C'HAtON'ICLf, ., SiR,. ' '. . The oi;'0iosttion, in the circunistances regarding Nor- wvay, aiupeair to have a very bad cabse to defend,, but, if their inlpudenrl did rnot disgust ius, 'We should admire their pei ieverlyance in so, resolutely tnaintaining, a post, which, in thie eys of every eplightened and sober- thinkingv perison, isl totally indefensible. ...

... l 9 s fry ,C X lo - L~ONWN,) ' 1 bLZt)AI, MAY 24,. M !lbe setIb esg fo A ~ t 1'' Selitile, titl thle tarttY Pl'esideit .If, hteard Mat ttW, s 01f ',0matr]3tN PASitE an1.Rd is Proe C Ilis crolid ot tn III~iit. - Ile midiF noV adirlt PIT 1 t' lo , o~ res, ill tteuta atp r t e 'io f neutrzal ') I 1110 ~itbslo'fttleatvoutttig l0 o ik ootsetAIths wlich C ~Iie ot rotrtt isb aicuronpistes hemre or ...

... azArCH PAPERs& ENTRANCE OF LOUIS XVIII. INTO' PARIS. Paris, May S. During the whole of this day the weather has been beautiful, and the sky serene : never was there a more propitious day. All kind of business is sus- pended throughout Paris and the neighbourhood. The immense population had only one interest, one subject of conversation, one subject of attention- curiosity and lve. The hope of ...

... PRIVTl, CORRESPUNVDBATC,. in Lorndrin, May 20. half-past seven P. m. th . Peivate letters fromh Paris of the 13h instant la, i conimunicate, that that city had become much more hi tO > tranquil since the dcepaittre of the rrenrh, troops to ki e Fontainbleau ; but by ac counts from the interior, of ' s France, it would ap1)ear, that continual aftays take en ?? between the peasantry and the, ...