... LONDON, WEDNESDIAY, Jane S. Paris Papers of Stidav last bave Iteen teceived 'IThe .loriteur is flled wvith a ettit tf the new Cunstitution, the King's slteec!l ti the Legislalie BdWll and wvith tile detaids ot tla- ceremollv observed, upllon openinz the Stes- ioll. We 'have nnly ronon itr the Kiing's ?? ani m lte r,utlijnc f tile new Constil tion. SIrriNG OF THlE ilEGI9AT IV BODY. PJris. .Jwe ...

... Sea have just received the Paris Papers of Satuirday last :- ' Hanover, June 3.-It is said that four Pro- tectorates will be established in Germany. Each will watch over the order and tranquility of the countries placed under their protection. Austria,-Prussia, Bavaria and Hanover are men- tinned as the ftiir. The Elector of Hanover will have under his proteelion lHesse, ?? of Brunswick, and ...

... Of the treaty byetmon, the Allie(I Pg~loers and hiis Majesty the Ernperor NVapoleon. Art. 1. His Masjesty the Unmperor Nepolcitfl renounces for himself hi aoosnd ilesCtitdants, as well as for ill site somembers of h s fanmily, all right of seovereignty u nd dominion, as wol l~to slF reach Eviltisrc, anld the 'Kingdoint of Italy, as over every other cosistrY. A. Their 51irtoich thesti Easpesorr ...

... A .T ,Mr PITT CLUE TRE RECORDER OF LEUD& .. I I _ ED rT of ,tre LEEDS MERCURY. 'BIR,-.'l'Jle R~cnrler of Leeds, in his fetter to yaof the l~tlb inst. bg inewith chlrging' A Foxite' a aslalnoynrillous slanderer, and ends with an imputntion of1i envy. Ptnvy of whom orof what? Certainly nckt of!thelkaraed gentlemau's character for political consistency. A slanderer is one who casts a false ...

... LONDON, luEsim'?.Junle 21. TIROM SATURDAY'S4 LONIDON GAZRTTE- loreiqnft-Oivc, June' 157r l'his tlav, Lord viscottlnt Castlereaih, his Mlajestv's Principal biecrejirrv of tuite lior Foreign Atlalirs, exchang- vil with ilte Comte (le In cliatre, dulv a. thoris- edl itir that purpose by his most Christian Miu- jesti, his Rival Hightness tile Prince RIeg.ent's Act ol Itatifiecation. on ilie part ...

... CORRESPONDE NCE RtSPFCTING TTIE DRAWING R0031O i Leiter of ?? Priacrss of Wtak to 4dk Prince Rigent. c Sm&,-1 am once more reluctantly com- palled to address your Rowal RHghuess, and to in- eltse for your inspection copies of a note rjhich I *.ave h.;d the ?? to re eive froni tbe Queen, an4 of the answer which I t ve thbougbt it my duty to return to her Majesty. It 6ould be in vain for me to ...

... f ate ~t:Rf~'.:dFThtbtILbHAltt# ~ Mtt-NT The Prince Regent, to give a proper effect i to the magulfi ert eetertainaieni of I b -Comhtipora- tion of Lunouo, determined 00 goins in Stale, With Ule full splendolr of his Court. OfQial t orders were aecordiogly ?? o0 all the aIteod- t ants to be in reajinlass at St. James 'I Palace, to t attend his Royal Highess. At three o'clock his I Royal ...

... TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN GREAT BRI7T4N & rRRNCE. The preamrble states 1dint1 thle two coiitractwgls le powers are equally actuated by. a wish to punt '.an eud to thle Itwig ?? and calamitijes id A~Europe by a SOUlid eace, containing in its sti- ltpU tlions 'tie guarantee of, its duration. 1' The Treaty was signed on tite part of Great 3' Britain by 1,7scritlnt Casilereali tt ile Earl of .f ...

... ATZMUAL (t Tnri PorJL VisitORS. His Imperial Majestv ALEXANDER Of RUSSIA, his PnurssfAs IMAJET, and the illustrious Princes and Personages, in their rcspective suites, arrived on Tnesday in London, at different hours, and by different roetes, to avoid the eclat ol' a public entry, and consequently to avoid the presture of the inul- titudes who had assembled to welcome their ap- proach- The ...

... LONDON, ITVENSDAY, Julie 7. W'e receivell on Tue it s Paris Papers to the 1h inst. Their cointents are of I ery little imPor- tamirn e Ille afliedl troops were ?? quitting Fraiee. Ali article trom Le den, states, that the King of I)jnllmaih hall otferedi to act in, con: *rert With iwedlen in the event ot its beinst neees- siry twertiploy tfirce to carrv the Trealy of Bil ree-areling N Xurvay, ...

... As- NEW CONSTITUTIO>JAL CHARTER D'eiivered by the Jtung at tile R01aleee Of. the elect, Lfyislr4?ve'!BOd~, Julie ?? (Prok~ the Mo~niteluf Of 311ne .) 4 Loiuis, by the gr ace 0f Getd, King 011.Prntce 42. ~t4N~varve. &e.. To all t,6e Wh O ph II lle &Sep'rfenelts, heoltb. 43 .Divinr 'Prtrdetire, it, r~ecalilng r uicn airStaten, Cs of er a lone ansenee, has impogedl great dtiuior P- 44. inn log. ...

... FERDINAND VMI. In the Spanish Papers, there is a very in- d portalnt State Paper. it is the D laratioL of K I a f Ferdinand VIl. developing hispoliticil principlee, which we 'ament to be of the character in uhic * evsoy enemy to the liberties and happiless of thei Spairish namion must rejoice. The fullowinrc paf- I sage is a volume :- 1,' says this gratefI ald s generous Prinoe, D-clare, ...