... iL; ; I; ! Z C!IPrC. = --!C-[ I s§i~+' ll(lo; ll( G!IRI VCL[(Et L 0 N 1) O) N: 1 2lL Il, JO. ft4, 5itf4. We lis, ni-ith received PariJo Turnils of Friday last, lit the lothi instaint. The msost important -trTicle they con- tieir, is dhe new Ordinance for the on)qervance of the !C. Sabbath iotld of Holidoys; T1he ldigarticles ire a t. 'Phat all Nwrkmnri setch as. niasol)4, CMea~tus frs, ...

... The L ONDON GAZE TTE, May 3 r, 1814. FOREIGN OrFICE, MAIY , 18t4.i* Earl Bathurst, one of his Maljesty's rrinicipal Secretaries ef State, hactiis day notified, by comoeand of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to the Ministers of friendly powers resident at this Court, that the Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Inaval forces off the coasts of the United States of NOrth Arne- rica, has ...

... - ,SITTING OF THlE LEGISLATIVE BODY. A I'PARIS, JUNE 4. The 1ing entred the Assembly at half-past th ree, preceded Iy a Dput'ation OF the Legisistive Boody, ac- comptied by the Pr-incesz of the Blodd ;and Marshals of ,,I=ce who placed themselves near the throne. Thu criel of Vixve IC Roi wore universal. Monsiegnetir thle Chancellor W vas' eated at -thle King's feet ;. the Dukes of Anoukcme ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE, Jiume 28, 1814. I eCARLTO1.HOLUSE, .Tut -f5, iSr4. Hik Royal Hlighness the Prince Regent hui 1ecn pleaied, in the nwmu atid on the beAlf of his lBlajk-ty, to appnt Lieuten- ant-General the flight IHonourabie Ch,;rles Wilibn Baron e Stewart, K. II to he an rExtra Lnrd of his AMajesty'd Bedchambef. WHtTEIIAI.L, .Ju.:e t, 1814. f i-is Royal 1-Tighness the Prince Regent has ...

... UNi'lT'J PARLIAMEN'T' 0? GRE A 7 RRIT AND TARLN AiV. HOUSE OF LOltDS, JUiN 14. COn the 1sIorion of l.ord lierc. eYlrKE several witnessu : were ordered to attend the Committee appointed to inquire into the Corn IANVws, &c. anld a Message was ordered to he somt tn tie CoMmons, requesting: the attenduoce of Scmluel Scott, Il;q. as a witnecs to he exeanoiiied before the s id Comnlittee. TIle Wool ...

... PAR?[s PAPI'I[Ts. PAtrs, Jute it2.-An insinuatiOn has been Cir-CU- lated, (we know not on tvisat founadttion,) and too lightly believed by solme persons, that the Legion of' Honour wvill only be considered in fit;re as a civil order. We tre ex!7rcs.y authorised to contradi-t, in fie most formal manner, this assertion, which is in direct contradialion to that article of the constitutional ...

... AFPA~r ONABLt PA RTIT.S IAdy Sidney Smith's party or this evetiiig, issPostrcned to To- nsnrrr-wv *rhe Dklet.; of Norfollk had a dinner party yesterday, at hist house it St. Jan.ese-square. -Loru aihd Lady Dynevor had a grand party to dinutr or. 1ln- C(dY, at their hs;ue in D)over mrteet. lI'be Caunress of f;.v:' rout rn 1rrr1luly evening. in St-inhlnjae- strret, was attended by all the ...

... GA.m iy. MIa. CoBXTx-.-Permit me to ex- press mny thanks to you for the very just and striking views presented to the public in your last week's Register, on the inm- moral tendency of every species of gaming; and* the pernicious efects of indulging children in habits of playing at cards, an d other games of chance. The sentiments you have there expressed do equal honour to your understanding, ...

... TBE: IRISK EMIPRAKT. MwtR. C OflET.-aoWinlng Se umver- sally have done in crying down the. Con- scription under Napoleon.-Labouring as -we so earnestly do to ,aholish the Slave Trade though practising upon sa extend- ed a scale the humaane method of impress- ing inen for the. use .of our Navy, and jus- tifying the measure, by so umany plausible arguments, still. let -:us hearken to -what miay ...

... THE l JRII.XA.\ ; (.Chi,(N Llk. le I 1. O N 1)0 N: *l ;;VE I)AA iSA Yw/ . .fU.XR'. t, X gr q . Ve received ye :erdly P.riis Paers to the sth inst. Their contcnts are of very little in po Thtanca. Ihe nallied troops were rapidly qittin- France. An art;cle from Leyd ( st,!tes, that the King of' DENm )xrwr h3d;i offered to adl in concert with X dwedrn, in tile cvttnt ud its b-ing n-ce-sary to ...

... Party is tile adness of many for the gain of a few. SwtVrT. N'o. 327. .TRATMENT OF TiLE PRINCEMS OF WALES. FROM the great and happy events that have been delight- jng alt Euroiie,-from the contemplation of peace and good will, of high minded-exanI[Ile, of ?? and generous Prinrces,--we turn with a Inotst unaffected sigh of weariness and disgust to the subject before us. Not that re look upon it ...

... I IWPERIAL PARLIAMBNT7 HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, June 6. CORN LAWS. petitions atgainst the proposed altetations in the Corn Lavw& were presented frown Leicesters Sundetland, Darlington, Stock. port, and other places. Lord STAN 1oP S Was ?? that these Petitions were pre. sented against tbe proposed measure, as, in his, opinionit, it was most rash, and altogether unfounded on true principles. ne ...