... JFI- 7 * 1 JL Kxi A A.a (BY EXPRESS.)-LONDON, MAY 26. 'We are astiretd, upo htority to hbich b ?? attaich itnplicit credit, that the repnrt of Sir r qieorge Prest t haring p!roposed ant gimisticeis b *porfectly cdrrect. *The~ proposition was receiv'ettd aft byshington OD the 5th or 6th of April, and a e 'Council wuas imnmediately held, at wvhich It wasr agree i to accept it, .providedl the ...

... HOUSE of COMIMONS, MAY 23. CORN LAWS. A number of Petitions were presented from d ffere,.t places, praying that no alteratiuon might to ke place in tire Corn Laws: asaong others, one (we believe) from Sudbury, by Sir J. C. Hip. pislev; from Greenoi k, by Lord A. Hamilton; ant) from Bath, by Mr. Gore Laugion, signed by 8,240 of the inhabitoutF. All ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Flitskisson, ...

... BONAPARTE'M JOURNEY. Avignon, April28,-Mond ay arrived here at fo1ur il tbe mnrning, the English Commissioner who precedled Bonaparte. The officeron oiual d asked lhim if the escort accompanying Bona-, parte was stronil, and in a state to prevent every sort of nupleasant movement. Tlhe Covmmis sioner ?? ?? afftected at the nPlirehen- sionwhich were manifested, and called upon the guard to ...

... LONDON, TUsDAvY, May 17. LA5Jl' V-LM b V% A . ) - -- - A (lay rarely passes without an arrival of Paris Papers We received them on Saturday to tle 12th inzt. The Aloniteur of lltb con- lasns titee Ordl~ltnces issued by Louis XVIII. tine of thems refers to tle exactionis of military Contributions bi the Allied Armies, in some of the IkPlartun nts, contrarv to the connvention of the 23d of April ...

... PROC AMAtrION. The Imperial Commissary, Annibal, Marqiiis Somarivo, &-c. takes possession, in the name of the high allied Powers, of the departments, districts, towns, and all other places that have not yet been. conquered in the kinggdoui of Italy by the allicd; Powers. ' lle invites the people of Italy to wait with confidence and tranquility the precious benefits of peace which, thanks to ...

... S5- as LONDON tGAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. ch Dorcning-Street, JiMay 8, 1814. Capt. )l ilnes, Aide-de-Camp to Lieut.-Gert. vil Lordt W. Bentinck, K B has arrived ?? i bringiog a dispatch, addressed by hsis Lordship, to Earl Batbust, of whicb the following is a copy: Gensa, April 20. M. Y LORD-My dispatch of the 6th instant, will have made your Lordship acquainted with the occupation of Spezia, and ...

... fl Art LONDOO\,W1ET'SDAY, M(y 25. We regrbt to hear that a cinsilerable inais- linsition-tiowat(ls givillg conimercial facilile s to ibis counto'y, has bee, disclosed oni die part of Friance. ' The Tariffloublished at W;irdeaux is not tobe acted upinn d a tn t si-oe denland, that tile coinmercial treaty of I 7* might le sutfer- ed to coatinne the live -ears tliwt were unex- piired whei the ...

... The Duke of Wellington arrived at Paris on WVednesday last, aind in the evening was present at a giand ball giveu by Sir Charles Stewart. Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm %with wbich'i his Grace was received.. T he Emperors of Russia and Austria, the Kings of Russia andt France, vere present, and about 700 persons of the first distinction. Every one else, however, seemed to be an Object of ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, 1AMi 14. 0 Oi Wtpilnesdoy tle. Addlresses from th;R 10own 1`11i ?? ~ereI~rsenedto the Prince Fe- appi gentat te Inee, y Lod Ml'toin anld the 1101n. tjI e 'lieny Lasstelles.-The following, is a copy of t~hat t'wo [I from the Town: - ball) iTO HIS ROYAL FCH~rcqS GEMC-13 PRINCE Of AA,r~ tilS e EliGS OF TIMl UTiNTEDs Kl\Grahi. Scar. myit plecnse your Royal Ilighircs. jvic r We ...

... -E, I FRENffl CONSTITUTION. The followving are some of the Articles which have not befure been inade public- CIVIL lIST. The Civil list (or the Funds of the Annual Faiplcnditure of tbe 1Kiuz) is fixed at ?? .Millions of francs, exclusive of his private de- mesnes and those of the Crown. The King to support his Civil and Military Household. The maximum in point of number for the latter is ...

... W 'We are assured that Btncasparte is arrived1 ttt Grhral'ar. H - was afriid of trauiting himself i.. Elloa, frm tri c-u l ln cairwthiclh the report of Is apor IlLed ?? had exkuted id thte Island. S by his osin desire br ?? Lonveved to G ibral- t, as to a plice of iafety, u tlil his ?? u. titistirsou shouid he fixted. W . hae b eeu favotired with a Iti er relative j t I as coi duct un the ...

... The Gazette of' Tuesday rightt contains a I Proclamation brv his Royal Hlighnmess the Prince I) Regenl, declarinrg the cessation of hostilities be-' I tween this corriter and France by sea and land, in g virtue of thet Convention cooclirded at Paris ons the .1 23d silt, Arnd ratified onl tire Qd inst. 1` TIre, Tw'entie'th ~Annivvrsatry of'tire MIjssionary ti Sovietir was held in London, on ...