... THE AOI A'L! AX UA ('f iWt.UICL 1?. I1 0 ND D 0 N: TU SL.DA2-, MAf2' 31, I8t4. We receired yesterday Pauis Papers to the 7S h in- st:nt, w ith the 4iception of the Afonitcur. They con- taill 1'toy little of' i1,ui;potance. MONSIEUII is indiaposed, but a iBulletin is published, to shcwv that his Rnyal i-iZlihness is somewhat better. Another article, diited fioll Madrid, advocatei the cause of ...

... RlOYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. ItSI'ettrsiD FOR TrIM ttSCot;;RS' OF Tlir AtPiP.tR it'lT F DROWNCDOR DEAD. 5. The Forticth RAnniver.sary of thii Insritution was celebrated sn Wednesday last, at the (ty of London 'T'avern, Hiis Ioyal( lighniess the Duke of KErNT in the Chair, supported by Lord IDundai abd a number 0c the Nobility anti others, Governors, &c. After the cloth was removed the following ...

... H1 H ONi iVIN G(I7?-/.JVICI. E. L.O N D 0 N: FRI!)A2, 2,r I- 20, 1814. We reccived yesterdlay Paris Papers to the I 7th1 inst. An Order of the Day, fiom the War Department, direas all officers to join their respeffive corps, %vitli- out delay, in order to obtain either their continuation in affive service, the preservation of their full appoint- ments, or the enjnyrnent of half-pay, according ...

... Tkc LONDOY. GAZETTE, Apnil 30, I'14. V. a e I. 0 00 0 FO RI G(;N O PF[CE, AP'RIL 29, I8t4. E arl Bathurst, one of h is Mlajlsty's Princiyal S ecretariem of State , hl 9 this d ay notified. bycntotnand of I hi; Rto al H iigh - ness the l'rince ftegentj to the Ministers of Friendly Pow ers resident at this Court, in the name and no the behalf of h is Majesty, thjat the necessary measures have be ...

... I TE j1012,A'lV(AV CI-WONICLE. LO 0 ND O N: THURSDY2. I.-rI sa, 1814. Yesterday we received Paris Papers to tile 9thlinst. They announce the formation of a Military Council by the KING, Consisting of Marshals NEY, AUGEREALT, MALCDONALD,' and others. The Senate and the Legis- lative Body are sunmmoned to assemble on the 3-st in- stant, instead of the loth of next month. A positive ...

... FlIXANCE. PARIS, MAY 21-It is afflriaed that the ComifiS5 : the Seuate for the examination of the new Constitutio t composed of M. M. Barthelemy, Boissi ?? DelUf dd rCy, F3nblanes, Garnier, Linjuiinais, atrt enlv~e att Vint-r.-The CtitlltiissitsOt of the Legislative Body is c(tmpted of l. M. Lain6, Blancard de Balleul, Boissavary, Ct~aicaeLatottr, Clausel de Cautisergues, Dulchesne, de ...

... wi;iNL:AlY. I'l., , A X ,,- , P CmTG Grovvenor's 'Tlhe O!d Da~d (!atc I rrlcq':kc.) i?.t. !;ret Mr. I'errcnn's Co-tibie, L'st. 3l 1. .'. 1C',s . nt.-j '.:1 6 tO 4 e:, 'hi'h 0M1.! Did1. I ci. G I1. Cavi ic's (;Gibr, Set. 811c. bcnlt L.1. 9 title's Mc,'a zi .A £. F;lh. 61 . ai. cgf-13 to ', >r n'cl.''la. 'Tiic Ji. kv ('tiA 1i'.to of 6oag. t.o ,- run fir bvy Ti,-i . , Ili. l.- 1:;y of %iem.is ...

... POLITICAL REGISTER.— of Franc*. 64S] tills were the case, there could not be such discussions. I like this for discussion, free discussion, must do good.. do. not object to any man’s writing in favour of the ancient provided, that other men are allowed freehj to answer him. But, it is a sad sham, when the liberty of the press is all on one side j when every one may write in favour of a system, ...

... UNITED) PARLTIAME1NN' o0 GREAA T BRITAIN ANDRS Z. AND. HOUSE OP LORDS, MA'. s 17. r The Sugar Drawback Bill was rr'od a second time, and or- dered t( be toinmitte;!. Mr. Korick, Mr. Pytn, Mr. Chaplin, Mr. Houlblon and Sir James (Grahamn, brought up a numbh.r ot Bills from the Cons. hions, amnong xhich %vere the Dover Jtil Bill, thec Model Anmevidnicnt Bill, the :lish Charities Bill, &c. &c. ...

... C.ITT-1TTJ BOARD4T. B3oAitPj-R')fl1,8 CA P'L-QS'!tEET?,, BTMA t4, Pieht H~1 - *n I.d1 1 1 ') 'l7 li.! 'Dil, o th Chair. ,OwSCtrS5t02 IN P.AI.rAAT!. NT.' Urd Fr TFRENCH II h ie to kooisv w0hecl er itwsa theo 'Stu fl t6e !;oion .hi, hi ha d ' a r'w rr'i-utos ato, that thle Caatto- lie Petitions sb clj be enres'entel e the fvelii Feof thre conntry w ith rcspeci to the fvrrec *u _occ2.er-t latcly ...

... ' slim .. AZL' r 1 i, I314. flD V tiG-, iE'.' ASY .5, 19is. Captain lliols. Aude-tXe-.C.a, to' eutettttttftwit'I itrl 1or NWilliam. hi& finch. K. F.x it Z.r:, ad Hi t cic (hi brtoinig tg dio ,addlreased by~ h.'. Lirtld J1n'to ieiI-liurat, cif which tile;aliipi-cte'- GroanlAprl ao Sag 5'ourl. ow ,-r i W 'ij'itL t I ti c 'ite i¾ii' ol O.LL' I' i' -vith the n'-vesetir ' I ' tt JP'eti Ilpo nrc ...

... IITY. CORN LAWS.-NORWAy. The Livery held a Meeting at the Common Hall, at Pujld. hall, on Friday. It was resolved unanimously on the tim,; of Mr. WA1TirAN, that the produce of Laud has been con. ?? increased in value during a protracted warfare, which bas enabled the Laod-owner to obtain, and the Farmer to give, a great incretine of rent, while at the same time the Manufacturing and ...